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| − | While watching ''Glory'', I couldn't help but notice that the music sounded familiar. It sounded very similar to the music in Apollo 13. I did some investigation (thanks to IMDB) and discovered that both movies have the same musical composer. While I do think the composer could have been a little more original in Apollo 13, since this movie came out first, they're still great songs. This is just something I found pretty interesting. --Mallory C. | + | While watching ''Glory'', I couldn't help but notice that the music sounded familiar. It sounded very similar to the music in Apollo 13. I did some investigation (thanks to IMDB) and discovered that both movies have the same musical composer. While I do think the composer could have been a little more original in Apollo 13, since this movie came out first, they're still great songs. This is just something I found pretty interesting. --Mallory C. |
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| + | As it pertains to War Movie Scores, when I was typing one of my posts the Gettysburg Theme by John Williams came on my ipod. I love the music in that movie, and I love that movie. I say this because after this week we leave the Civil War era and I wanted to acknowledge it. I suppose this is a question more directed at Dr. McClurken but open to anyone, how does that movie rank in terms of historical accuracy? - Jason Ward | ||
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== 6 Overall == | == 6 Overall == | ||
I loved the symbolism at the end with Denzel Washington hugging Matthew Broderick after they're thrown into the heap of dead bodies. --Mallory C. | I loved the symbolism at the end with Denzel Washington hugging Matthew Broderick after they're thrown into the heap of dead bodies. --Mallory C. | ||
