Post by mslo79 on Sept 17, 2018 20:30:07 GMT
johnspartan
Agreed but not many stand out in general.
I would disagree.
part of Road to Perdition (2002)'s greatness is assisted by the stand out score. I also like Lord of War (2005) to which has a solid score that boosts the movie. both are a 10/10 movies for me as those two make up 25% of the movies I score a 10/10 in general as there are only eight movies I give a 10/10. but not all movies I score a 10/10 have a stand out score as I would say about five out of eight tops have a stand out score from memory. then I probably have some movies I score a bit lower that have a better than average score etc.
there are some other movies that have a decent score but I tend to refer to those two because they stand out to me the most in the last 20 years and just stand out in general as counting all movies I would imagine it's probably close for me between pre-2000's and post-2000's when it comes to movie scores, especially when I limit it to movies I score a 7/10 or higher, which I would probably guess favors 2000's to date overall even though I would imagine that on a mainstream level you got more scores pre-2000's than post-2000's that are recognized by the masses etc.
Memorable scores add a ton to improve a movie.
Agreed but not many stand out in general.
They [Memorable scores] are non existent to movies of the past TWENTY years.
I would disagree.
part of Road to Perdition (2002)'s greatness is assisted by the stand out score. I also like Lord of War (2005) to which has a solid score that boosts the movie. both are a 10/10 movies for me as those two make up 25% of the movies I score a 10/10 in general as there are only eight movies I give a 10/10. but not all movies I score a 10/10 have a stand out score as I would say about five out of eight tops have a stand out score from memory. then I probably have some movies I score a bit lower that have a better than average score etc.
there are some other movies that have a decent score but I tend to refer to those two because they stand out to me the most in the last 20 years and just stand out in general as counting all movies I would imagine it's probably close for me between pre-2000's and post-2000's when it comes to movie scores, especially when I limit it to movies I score a 7/10 or higher, which I would probably guess favors 2000's to date overall even though I would imagine that on a mainstream level you got more scores pre-2000's than post-2000's that are recognized by the masses etc.