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Franchise Weekend – The Talent Mr Ripley (1999)

 

 

By Darren Lucas

Big Film fan and general entertainment fan

6 replies on “Franchise Weekend – The Talent Mr Ripley (1999)”

You forgot to mention the excellent score by Gabriel Yared. To me, the score of this movie evoked such a time and place. And the gone too soon director, Anthony Minghella. His visuals, his rumination and insight into human nature, his use of music and intense collaboration with Yard. I noticed you have not reviewed ‘Cold Mountain’ yet. I suggest you find the time to watch it soon. I have to admit that I own the soundtracks to both movies.

I get that but sometimes the music in a film can truly transport you. The soundtrack by Yared and the accompanying Jazz selections really brings us to a time of what should be post war exuberance. Dickie has it all, the world is his oyster, and Tom is watching, waiting & coveting it all.

Can you really picture ‘Tron Legacy’ without that fantabulous soundtrack by Draft Punk?!? How about ‘Driver’ without that provocative homage to the 80s soundtrack?

i know what you mean, and i do love Tron legacy, but where i am not fully understanding of the musical elements of films i try not to discuss them in my reviews

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