Dario Marinelli

[Sea Change]

[snip interesting conversation between Lauren and Karen]


   Lauren said:

> I've been doing some reading on this young composer and what people
> emphasize again and again is his orchestration ability. How he uses a full
> range of the instruments to greater effect than most composers out there,
> which I thought was saying a lot. I think that is where scores begin to
> sound generic. VERY interesting young composer. As I understand it V for
> Vendetta the entire score is a slow build up to the use of the 1812 overture
> at the end. I'd say if anyone could incorporate a theme it's him.

   and Karen added:
 
> I actually really enjoy Doyle's score, but while JW did fine for the first
> couple of films, I just don't think he is the right man for these later
> ones. I bought PoA but really, I only like a few of the tracks.

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Sea Change chimes in:

I am *really* liking what I hear from Dario Marinelli.  

It's likely not a 'firing' for John Williams.  It was probably a money thing, or a creative 
differences thing that was discovered after the producers lined folks up but before they 
had a chance to really talk with each other.


Sea Change, who thinks it's a good thing for my liking of this new director, if he has 
creative differences with John Williams