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Jasonflz
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His first game was "The Lost World Jurassic Park" for PS1.
I actually have this gem and it is pretty fun.His first game was "The Lost World Jurassic Park" for PS1.
I have PS1, PS2, and PS3
I have a PS3 because I like blu-ray :lookaroun
SirGoofy
Member
It certainly isn't because you like good video games.:lol::lookaroun
grand theft auto 4 :lookaroun
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
Hey, you guys are talking about Micheal Giacchino in here? He's the man. Space Mountain, Incredibles, Ratatouille, Speed Racer, Star Trek, Land of the Lost, Up...The only horrible film he's been involved with is Cloverfield, and thankfully that was just one song, they didn't even try to use his uber-talents.
:lol:
Other than that, each one is fantastic and the track names are hilarious.
:lol:
Other than that, each one is fantastic and the track names are hilarious.
imagineer boy
Well-Known Member
In your opinion. :animwink: But his Cloverfield overture is awesome though.
And yes, the rest of his scores are amazing as well. I think his Star Trek score still stands as the best score of the year so far.
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
Yep. He's becoming increasingly more well known, too.Hey, you guys are talking about Micheal Giacchino in here? He's the man. Space Mountain, Incredibles, Ratatouille, Speed Racer, Star Trek, Land of the Lost, Up...The only horrible film he's been involved with is Cloverfield, and thankfully that was just one song, they didn't even try to use his uber-talents.
:lol:
Other than that, each one is fantastic and the track names are hilarious.
Jasonflz
Well-Known Member
Hey, you guys are talking about Micheal Giacchino in here? He's the man. Space Mountain, Incredibles, Ratatouille, Speed Racer, Star Trek, Land of the Lost, Up...The only horrible film he's been involved with is Cloverfield, and thankfully that was just one song, they didn't even try to use his uber-talents.
:lol:
Other than that, each one is fantastic and the track names are hilarious.
Well said.
I actually enjoy the "Roar Overture" from Cloverfield. It sounds very much like something out of an old monster movie but has Giacchino's talent mixed in. Was it used for the end credits?
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
Nope. There's no making Cloverfield a good movie. At all. Maybe if it were some college grad's pet project it'd be passable as ambitious, but even if you like it, I can't in good conscious, accept any opinion stating that it's a good movie. Maybe a good commercial, or YouTube video. Not movie.
Indeed!
:sohappy:
SirGoofy
Member
It was a fun movie. Not good, but fun.
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
EPCOT Explorer
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Really hoping he wins some awards...Has he, in the past?
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
I do not know, but I'm sure you can find that out and listen to samples, etc. here...
http://www.michaelgiacchinomusic.com/index.htm
I love how his scores for adaptions perfectly capture New Material while capturing tributes and refrains from the original source material. Land of the Lost, Star Trek, and the especially great Speed Racer soudtrack.
http://www.michaelgiacchinomusic.com/index.htm
I love how his scores for adaptions perfectly capture New Material while capturing tributes and refrains from the original source material. Land of the Lost, Star Trek, and the especially great Speed Racer soudtrack.
imagineer boy
Well-Known Member
Well said.
I actually enjoy the "Roar Overture" from Cloverfield. It sounds very much like something out of an old monster movie but has Giacchino's talent mixed in. Was it used for the end credits?
Yes, it starts playing two minuites into the credits.
*ahem* In your opinion. :lol: You will find that a good amount of people enjoyed it you know.
By the way, was this thread about space mountain or somthing? :lol:
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
A "good amount of people" enjoy Transformers 2 and Reality Television, soooo...
:lol: :shrug:
Nope. Now it's about Giacchino. All Giacchino all the time!
Hit it Mr. Michael Giacchino!
marsrunner
New Member
A "good amount of people" enjoy Transformers 2 and Reality Television, soooo...
:lol: :shrug:
Nope. Now it's about Giacchino. All Giacchino all the time!
Hit it Mr. Michael Giacchino!
Hey, I liked Transformers 2! :lookaroun Minus all the plot holes, gratuitous T&A and cursing.
Not that I mind T&A, gratuitous or otherwise, or cursing, but they sell the toys with Kids Meals at Burger King for crying out loud. Now I have to explain to my five year old daughter why she can't see a movie she has a toy for! :brick:Giacchino rocks! Haven't seen it mentioned, but he also does the music for Lost!
EPCOT Explorer
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Download city...:drevil:A "good amount of people" enjoy Transformers 2 and Reality Television, soooo...
:lol:
Nope. Now it's about Giacchino. All Giacchino all the time!
Hit it Mr. Michael Giacchino!
Hey, I liked Transformers 2! :lookaroun Minus all the plot holes, gratuitous T&A and cursing.
Giacchino rocks! Haven't seen it mentioned, but he also does the music for Lost!
How about the racism?:fork:
:lol:UGh...That movie...*facepalm*
Fun2BFree
Active Member
Hey, I liked Transformers 2! :lookaroun Minus all the plot holes, gratuitous T&A and cursing.
Giacchino rocks! Haven't seen it mentioned, but he also does the music for Lost!
One critic called it boring and loud, likening it to watching paint dry while being hit in the head repeatedly by a frying pan. I wholeheartedly agree, not to mention that 2 1/2 hours is absurdly long for a film where not much happens beyond explosions and product placement.