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2009 | 2008
14 articles from 2009
Frailty Blu-Ray Details and Cover Art
13 October 2009 | shocktillyoudrop.com | See recent shocktillyoudrop news »
Lionsgate is releasing a slew of genre related titles on November 24th, and among the bunch is Bill Paxton's directorial debut Frailty . The Blu-Ray will be presented in widescreen, along with 7.1 DTS HD Master Audio. Extras will include a commentary with Director Bill Paxton, a second commentary with Writer Brent Hanley, a third commentary with Editor Arnold Glassman, Producer David Kirschner and Composer Brian Tyler, deleted scenes with optional director commentary, 2 featurettes ("Anatomy of a Scene", "The Making of Frailty"), storyboards, and a photo gallery. Written by Brent Hanley, Frailty stars Bill Paxton, Matthew McConaughey, Powers Boothe and Matt O'Leary (Sorority Row, Mother's Day) Lionsgate is sticking with the original DVD art work as you can »
Frailty Gets a Thrilling Blu-ray Upgrade on November 24th
8 October 2009 9:58 AM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
You can finally bring home one of the decade's best thrillers in high definition this November. Frailty will finally be released in Blu-ray on November 24. This new Bd disc will be affordably priced at $19.99 Srp and you can take a look at the cover art and special features below. The film stars Matthew McConaughey, Powers Boothe, Matt O'Leary and Bill Paxton, who makes his feature directorial debut on the film.
Fenton Meeks approaches an FBI agent one night claiming he knows the identity of a vicious serial killer. The FBI agent is unimpressed until Fenton reveals that the killer is his younger brother Adam. Fenton recounts in a series of flashbacks, how he and his brother, grew up in a very loving family, raised by their widowed father. All that changed, the day his father awoke, believing he had been visited by an angel and given a mission to destroy »
Brian Tyler to score ‘Red Dawn’ remake
24 September 2009 4:48 AM, PDT | MovieScore Magazine | See recent MovieScore Magazine news »
According to the Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, prolific composer Brian Tyler is now attached to the 2010 remake of John Milius’ 1984 action thriller Red Dawn. The new film is directed by Dan Bradley, who has a very solid background in stunt coordinating (on films such as Independence Day, Being John Malkovich and Panic Room) and second unit director (on Spider-Man 2, Spider-Man 3 and The Bourne Ultimatum, among others). The remake »
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Brian Tyler confirms ‘The Expendables’
3 September 2009 3:10 AM, PDT | MovieScore Magazine | See recent MovieScore Magazine news »
Brian Tyler, one of the busiest composers in Hollywood, has confirmed a number of upcoming projects to MovieScore Magazine. He is doing the music for Sylvester Stallone’s new action film, The Expendables, starring Stallone himself and other action stars such as Jason Stathma, Mickey Rourke, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren and Eric Roberts. The film, about a team of mercenaries on a mission to overthrow a dictator in South America, is »
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Featurette on Brian Tyler’s ‘Law Abiding Citizen’
28 August 2009 1:48 AM, PDT | MovieScore Magazine | See recent MovieScore Magazine news »
In a new featurette published by director F. Gary Gray on YouTube, composer Brian Tyler explains how he got into film music and gives some insight into the scoring process on his and Gray’s new film, Law Abiding Citizen. Among the things discussed are the piano-driven “motor” theme featured in the film, a result of the director wanting a theme that should go beyond genre expectations and have “a certain »
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Featurette on Scoring F. Gary Gray's Law Abiding Citizen
25 August 2009 7:10 AM, PDT | firstshowing.net | See recent FirstShowing.net news »
Thanks to an awesome trailer, I think it's safe to say that Law Abiding Citizen looks like it could be the surprise hit of the fall movie season. Veteran director F. Gary Gray looks to have delivered a riveting action thriller with a great cast and even better story. Much like Jon Favreau, Gray has a growing presence on Twitter, and that's where I found this great little featurette. F. Gary Gray himself shot a little video with composer Brian Tyler to answer a fan's question about how the scoring process works. He's also shot a few other videos about casting and will follow up this one with a look at the actual scoring session soon as well. An everyday guy (Gerard Butler) decides to take justice into his own hands after a plea bargain sets his family's killers free. His target: The district attorney (Jamie Foxx) who orchestrated the »
- Alex Billington
Contest: Win Huge from The Final Destination!
16 August 2009 7:09 PM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
On August 28 The Final Destination will explode into theaters like never before. This new 3D installment of the popular horror franchise promises to poke your eyes out with plenty of gore and horrific scenes of mayhem. We're so excited about the upcoming release, which was directed by Final Destination 2's David Ellis, that we're giving away a whole bunch of cool swag in our new Final Destination contest. If you act fast, you might just cheat death and walk away with any one of these scary Final Destination prizes. Beat the Grim Reaper by entering this thrilling new contest today!
We're giving away the following prizes to various winners:
- Crystal Light-up Key Chains with 3D Face
- Emergency Car Tool Kit
- Women's Indigo, Skull T-Shirt
- Men's Green, Skull T-Shirt
- The Final Destination Luggage Tags
- Real D 3D Glasses - Premium Eye Wear - Arv $35 (Own your own high-end, »
Massive Final Destination Contest
11 August 2009 5:55 PM, PDT | DreadCentral.com | See recent Dread Central news »
With death knocking on our doors in theatres on August 28th, we figured that there would be no better way to celebrate our soon-to-be passing than with a massive contest ushering in The Final Destination!
So what exactly are we giving away, you ask? Check out the pictures below. For more on the film visit the The Final Destination website, and to receive exclusive Warner Bros. movie news updates click on the banner below.
Ok, enough talking! On to the prizes! To win yourself some of the cool swag below (prizes will broken up into random packages with one (1) grand prize winner getting one of everything, see below for official rules and regulations), just hit us off with an E-mail Here that includes your Full Name And Mailing Address, and we'll do the rest.
Women’s Indigo, Skull T-Shirt Men’s Green, Skull T-Shirt Crystal Light-up Key Chains with 3D »
- Uncle Creepy
Brian Tyler: Law Abiding Citizen
16 July 2009 5:34 AM, PDT | MovieScore Magazine | See recent MovieScore Magazine news »
According to the Gorfaine-Schwartz Agency, Brian Tyler is attached to F. Gary Gray's thriller Law Abiding Citizen, starring Gerard Butler, Michael Gambon, Jamie Foxx, Leslie Bibb and Christian Stolte. Gray previously worked with composers Anne Dudley (American History X, A Man Apart) and John Powell (The Italian Job, Be Cool); Law Abiding Citizen is his first with Brian Tyler. The script is by Kurt Wimmer, telling the story about a man who takes justice into his own hands targeting the district attorney who is reponsible for setting the killer of his family free. Brian Tyler has also done the music for George Gallo's Middle Men, starring Giovanni Ribisi, Luke Wilson and James Caan. His other recent scores include Dragonball: Evolution and Fast & Furious, and coming soon is The Final Destination. »
- noreply@blogger.com (Mikael Carlsson)
Inside The Business: Temp Scores (Part 1)
25 March 2009 6:49 AM, PDT | Daily Film Music Blog | See recent Daily Film Music Blog news »
The temporary score (a collection of pre-existing music utilized during the editing) is a controversial creative aid which was first utalized by the editors to keep some rhythm to their works. Today the job of producing and editing temporary track is a whole job onto itself. In the following article you'll hear a lot more about this job from two of Hollywood's top temp editors: Scott Stambler is a frequent collaborator of Rob Reiner and served as a temp editor on such features as Forrest Gump, The Kingdom and most recently on Tropic Thunder. Mark "Vordo" Wlodarkiewicz does a variety of music editing jobs which naturally includes temp editing: his most recent credits include Eragon, The Simpsons Movie and yes, he worked on Tropic Thunder as well.
First the bad news: many composers criticize the temp track as a way to stop creativity. True, many directors and producers ofter force »
Brian Tyler Talks Star Trek (Trailer) Music
23 March 2009 11:55 AM, PDT | www.canmag.com | See recent CanMag news »
As of right now, the latest trailer for Star Trek is my favorite to watch. One of the reasons I like it so much is because of its Impressive score. While I failed at discovering just where that music came from, composer Brian Tyler has popped up with the answer to that mystery and more.
Star Trek Music
ScoreNotes caught up with Brian Tyler to discuss quite a few projects including Star Trek. Since the interview was a recording, the good people at AICN have posted snippets from the transcript. It turns out that the music we heard in the film's trailer is a re-mixed track that Tyler created for the Children of Dune series. »
Useless Trivia: Composer Hobbies
15 March 2009 1:12 AM, PDT | Daily Film Music Blog | See recent Daily Film Music Blog news »
Have you ever wondered what some of your favorite film composers did / do / will do when they are not writing music? The following little snippet will give you a bit of idea into the "off-duty" work of Bernard Herrmann, Wendy Carlos and Brian Tyler.
Bernard Herrmann: Animal Activist?
To most, Bernard Herrmann is the composer of Psycho, North by Northwest and several other Hitchcock pictures. To some, he is a source of dozens of anecdotes about a colorful personality with serious mood swings. But only his most dedicated fans are aware of Herrmann's unorganized animal activist movements.
It's true: according to Steven C. Smith's A Heart at Fire's Center, Herrmann spent the last years in Hollywood taking care of its stray animal population. He would lure the little critters into his home with expensive food, have them neutered and then let them go on their way. Take that, Bob Barker! »
Exclusive Interview: John Harrison talks Book Of Blood and composing the score for George Romero's ...Of The Dead
2 March 2009 10:07 PM, PST | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »
The heart that pounds away in our chests only does so a finite amount of time so we owe it to ourselves to milk the maximum amount out of every moment and explore as many avenues of interest possible. Why settle for a single profession, a solitary job, one in which we lock in and tread water for the rest of our lives? Every personality has many appendages and there is no crime in sating and expressing each and every one of them.
And, yeah, John Harrison is cool.
And while his name may or may not immediately mean something to you, rest assured, since he first got his left eardrum impaled upon a screwdriver in George A. Romero’s 1978 masterpiece Dawn Of The Dead, actor, writer, producer, director and composer John Harrison has spent his entire adult life pursuing his interests and perfecting his talents. Romero admirers most likely »
Top-10 Most Anticipated Scores of 2009
3 January 2009 4:45 AM, PST | MovieScore Magazine | See recent MovieScore Magazine news »
Upcoming Film Scores lists the ten most exciting, promising and anticipated film scores of 2009, according to its editor Mikael Carlsson who can't wait to hear what will come out musically of these projects:
1. Avatar (James Horner)
Director James Cameron and composer James Horner are of course best known for the multi-zillion-whatever-megahit Titanic, but they also gave us Aliens in 1986 which stands out as one of the most exciting nailbiter scores in sci-fi history. On that film, Cameron gave Horner a pretty hard time as judging from the composer interview on the special edition DVD, and basically what you hear in the film is the result of a composer writing under enormous pressure. On Avatar, the situation is the complete opposite. A luxury in film scoring today, the total time given to the scoring process on this film will probably exceed one year! Horner is currently working exclusively on this film, »
- noreply@blogger.com (Mikael Carlsson)
2009 | 2008
14 articles from 2009
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