Any release news on anamorphic "Ladyhawke"?
12-06-03, 10:05 AM
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Originally posted by VoreLord
The thing that makes Ladyhawke too painful for me to watch is the cheesy music. Whenever Rutger Hauer is in the middle of a sword fight and the action on-screen is grim and intense the music is this super cheesy, generic sounding heroic theme ( ala Superman: da- da-da ! ). This film would have stood the test of trime better with an orchestral score.
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The thing that makes Ladyhawke too painful for me to watch is the cheesy music. Whenever Rutger Hauer is in the middle of a sword fight and the action on-screen is grim and intense the music is this super cheesy, generic sounding heroic theme ( ala Superman: da- da-da ! ). This film would have stood the test of trime better with an orchestral score.
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My wife hates the score.
12-06-03, 10:47 AM
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"The thing that makes Ladyhawke too painful for me to watch is the cheesy music."
I am glad that someone else was bothered by the music. This was the beginning of using modern music in period pieces. The idea sucked. The music marred an otherwise excellent film.
I am glad that someone else was bothered by the music. This was the beginning of using modern music in period pieces. The idea sucked. The music marred an otherwise excellent film.
