I just saw this now and holy fuckokungnyo wrote:I wonder if Mr. Zimmer felt awkward when Mr. Nolan told him he wanted him to make music for a movie where the Germans would be the enemy?
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I just saw this now and holy fuckokungnyo wrote:I wonder if Mr. Zimmer felt awkward when Mr. Nolan told him he wanted him to make music for a movie where the Germans would be the enemy?
I think Zimmer was probably still too stunned from when Nolan likely handed him his pocket-watch and said "there, now I want a full album that sounds like that."Vader182 wrote:I just saw this now and holy fuckokungnyo wrote:I wonder if Mr. Zimmer felt awkward when Mr. Nolan told him he wanted him to make music for a movie where the Germans would be the enemy?
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Thank you for finally recognizing the brilliance of my writing.Vader182 wrote:I just saw this now and holy fuckokungnyo wrote:I wonder if Mr. Zimmer felt awkward when Mr. Nolan told him he wanted him to make music for a movie where the Germans would be the enemy?
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This should be the opening line in the Oscars.okungnyo wrote:I wonder if Mr. Zimmer felt awkward when Mr. Nolan told him he wanted him to make music for a movie where the Germans would be the enemy?
Hans is Jewish, so I would say not awkward. His mother escaped to England in 1939.okungnyo wrote:I wonder if Mr. Zimmer felt awkward when Mr. Nolan told him he wanted him to make music for a movie where the Germans would be the enemy?
The Last Days is a documentary, directed by James Moll and produced by June Beallor and Kenneth Lipper in 1998. Steven Spielberg was one of the executive producers, in his role as founder of the Shoah Foundation. The film tells the stories of five Hungarian Jews during the Shoah. It focuses on the horrors of life in the Nazi concentration camps, but also stresses the optimism and desire to survive of the survivors.
Good article.LeoCobb wrote:http://birthmoviesdeath.com/2017/08/02/ ... anti-score