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Opus131 wrote:
soprano1 wrote:
Opus131 wrote:The music made me rage. They will always find a way to shove that dub step crap into anything. Always.
Those are synths, like in the original.
It is the original theme re-edited to sound like trailer dub step cancer.
I don't really agree with that, but if that's what it sounds to you, fine.
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soprano1 wrote: I don't really agree with that, but if that's what it sounds to you, fine.
Dubstep lacks:
-Sex appeal
-Subtlety
-Usually anything above octave 4

The trailer has them all. Some people just prove they know as much about music as they do life.
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Opus131 wrote:The music made me rage. They will always find a way to shove that dub step crap into anything. Always.
Seems like you're confusing any distorted synths for dubstep
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You've managed to top even your own stupidity.
I was going to say something harsh myself but scrolled a few down before I did and got such a chuckle out of it I found it needless to post anything but my reaction.
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Finally saw the cool Blade Runner 2049 movie trailer before watching the sci-fi flick of Passengers -- like the idea of a new Blade Runner (in Ryan Gosling's appearance) with their ol' trusty hand gun weaponry. A mere 30 years later and you'd think there'd be new weaponry issued for all BRs, right?

Nice touch with the Korean stylized signage (South Korea is a major force to reckoned with in the global economy in this BR universe). Will we see a high-speed chase involving police spinners? (That I'd like see...something to spice up the action scenes and/or some interior shots of the Tyrell Corporation's "skin job" factory up & running.)

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PC Engine Fan X! wrote:Finally saw the cool Blade Runner 2049 movie trailer before watching the sci-fi flick of Passengers -- like the idea of a new Blade Runner (in Ryan Gosling's appearance) with their ol' trusty hand gun weaponry. A mere 30 years later and you'd think there'd be new weaponry issued for all BRs, right?

Nice touch with the Korean stylized signage (South Korea is a major force to reckoned with in the global economy in this BR universe). Will we see a high-speed chase involving police spinners? (That I'd like see...something to spice up the action scenes and/or some interior shots of the Tyrell Corporation's "skin job" factory up & running.)

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It was only Deckard that was holing that gun. Maybe he held onto it all this time for sentimental values.
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Durandal wrote:
Opus131 wrote:The music made me rage. They will always find a way to shove that dub step crap into anything. Always.
Seems like you're confusing any distorted synths for dubstep
It's all the same to me. The distorted synths are very modern sounding and the trailed ends with a big WUB at the end. The Vangelis theme is only used for nostalgia's sake.

Of course, since i despise everything modern on an almost visceral level i'm very sensitive to this kinda stuff.
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Mischief Maker wrote:The writer matters more than the director.
Especially if we are talking Scott, who's particularly inept when it comes to writing. Prometheus wasn't an unfortunate accident. The guy is very good with visuals but bad scripts appears to be the norm with him rather than the exception.
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Scott isn't a writer at all. He briefly had a provisional credit for this thing, but no longer does.

Check his IMDB page. One writing credit: Boy and Bicycle. 1965.
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Opus131 wrote:It's all the same to me.
It's sad you feel that way.
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My only problem with dubstep is the use of "step" in the name, implying it's dance music, when it's impossible to dance to.

I had a DJ friend once who explained to me the difference between techno, house, and dubstep:

Techno is meant to sound like you're in the future.

House is meant to make girls look hot while they're dancing in the club to the easy-to-follow 4/4 beat.

Dubstep makes you look like a retard if you try dancing to it.

As for the trailer:
Spoiler
It seems clear to me that they're pulling a "Looper" here with Ryan Gosling playing a newer Deckard model (same jacket) tracking down original movie Deckard who was hiding out in the radioactive wastes with Rachael. The old gun just happens to be the one he had on him when he left. Why on Earth would Deckard be sentimental toward his gun when he hated his job in the first movie?

And why, if Deckard was the same model as Pris, would Tyrell ask him over to test out the same memory control tech that was controlling him? Stupid Scott losing sight of the themes for the sake of an accidental M. Night Shyamalan twist.
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Mischief Maker wrote:My only problem with dubstep is the use of "step" in the name, implying it's dance music, when it's impossible to dance to.

I had a DJ friend once who explained to me the difference between techno, house, and dubstep:

Techno is meant to sound like you're in the future.

House is meant to make girls look hot while they're dancing in the club to the easy-to-follow 4/4 beat.

Dubstep makes you look like a retard if you try dancing to it.

Sounds about right to me.
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Skykid wrote:
Mischief Maker wrote:My only problem with dubstep is the use of "step" in the name, implying it's dance music, when it's impossible to dance to.

I had a DJ friend once who explained to me the difference between techno, house, and dubstep:

Techno is meant to sound like you're in the future.

House is meant to make girls look hot while they're dancing in the club to the easy-to-follow 4/4 beat.

Dubstep makes you look like a retard if you try dancing to it.

Sounds about right to me.
I... I just tried and it's simply not possible. I can't find a way to dance to something like dubstep. There's just no beat to it.
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Opus131 wrote:
Durandal wrote:
Opus131 wrote:The music made me rage. They will always find a way to shove that dub step crap into anything. Always.
Seems like you're confusing any distorted synths for dubstep
It's all the same to me. The distorted synths are very modern sounding and the trailed ends with a big WUB at the end. The Vangelis theme is only used for nostalgia's sake.

Of course, since i despise everything modern on an almost visceral level i'm very sensitive to this kinda stuff.
The Vangelis melody is teased throughout (Ryan hits the first note of it on the piano). You clearly have no clue about music. That's fine - it's not for everyone, but don't be so dismissive. See above comments about what makes dubstep. Should probably make a list on what makes a wub though.
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Skykid wrote:
Mischief Maker wrote:My only problem with dubstep is the use of "step" in the name, implying it's dance music, when it's impossible to dance to.

I had a DJ friend once who explained to me the difference between techno, house, and dubstep:

Techno is meant to sound like you're in the future.

House is meant to make girls look hot while they're dancing in the club to the easy-to-follow 4/4 beat.

Dubstep makes you look like a retard if you try dancing to it.

Sounds about right to me.
Sounds like you guys are not listening to the right stuff. Loads of techno sounds like the past. Almost all electronic music is 4/4 time signature. And there's about 50 sub-genres in between techno and house.
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GaijinPunch wrote:Sounds like you guys are not listening to the right stuff. Loads of techno sounds like the past. Almost all electronic music is 4/4 time signature. And there's about 50 sub-genres in between techno and house.
I'm with GP. The music in the trailer is familiar of the old stuff and why shouldn't it be? If it was some modern stuff that would probably kill the major market for this film (ie, old people). Otherwise, for queries on electronic music types refer to article I: http://techno.org/electronic-music-guide/

As for the film, it looks good and yet with Scotts name on it I have concern. Prometheus was not good. This looks significantly better mind you but I'm going in with tempered expectations.
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BryanM wrote:Scott isn't a writer at all.
I'm not saying he is bad at writing them. I think he just doesn't know. He literally can't tell good writing from bad writing. It isn't just bad luck that he keeps getting bad scripts.
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GaijinPunch wrote:You clearly have no clue about music.
Well, maybe i have no clue about shit music.

All i'm trying to say is that the trailer is trying to establish the film as modern in style and tone.
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He might not even read the scripts did ya ever think of that

dun dun dunnnnnnnn

(Seriously I don't think he reads the scripts.)
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He gotta read them while he is filming them. Maybe he just doesn't care, though i find that hard to believe. Why even bother then? He could have retired on those sweet Gladiator money and call it quits, but he keeps coming back for some reason, crushing our hopes again and again.
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All i'm trying to say is that the trailer is trying to establish the film as modern in style and tone.
You failed miserably at it.
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Opus131 wrote:He gotta read them while he is filming them.
You'd think that but no. You can hire people to do that for you.

Getting paid a mills bills to tell the camera guy to push the button and the actors to act is a pretty sweet deal. What kinda hippy commie are ya to suggest anyone has "enough" money for anything? Hookers and cocaine aren't gonna buy themselves, you know.
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I have faith in my boy Denis Villeneuve.
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FinalBaton wrote:I have faith in my boy Denis Villeneuve.
Until recently I assumed Scott was heavily involved and had literally zero hope. Then I saw Arrival... and realized he was directing this. I may not be doing back flips just yet but I will at least say I think there's a better than average chance that it will be a solid film.
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Arrival wasn't that great, but i had no idea Scott wasn't actually doing this.
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Most of his films are well done and have gathered good reviews and accolades, that's why I have faith in him! Arrival is his most well know film to the mainstream, but he has a substantial number of good movies behind him already(most of which are only known in Québec), and they pretty much all gathered very positive reviews
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GaijinPunch wrote:I think there's a better than average chance that it will be a solid film.
I feel the same.
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Opus131 wrote:Arrival wasn't that great, but i had no idea Scott wasn't actually doing this.
it was dope.
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It was boring.
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Opus131 wrote:It was boring.
Don't worry, Transformers: The Last Knight is on its way for you!
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