Tuesday, June 5, 2012

6 Pack Cinema vol IV..chapter 3


Lot's of golden amber still to hand out as Im just getting started but before w/ get to the encased aluminium here's the next nomination for The Blue Ribbon for Best Picture of the week of O.

From 2009 Jaume Collet-Serra's Orphan



After losing their child @ birth Kate & John look to adoption to add another mouth to their flock & think they have found something exceptional in 9 year old Russian orphan Esther. Things soon seem amiss to Kate but not to John as the two are played against once another as Esther is much more then what originally meets the eye as the casualties start to pile up. W/ what just sorta seems like another bad seed film has a hell of a lot more then you'd except.

Onto the 2nd serving of the 6 pack awards. Time to hand out this week's best score or soundtrack – The Rolling Rock


And the nominees are..

The Outlaw Jose Whales


Jerry Fielding's score is a great slice in time of the Confederacy. It sets an excellent stage for a true American Western during war time that's not overtly war themed. Clint Eastwood knows the genre well & complements his action w/ a solid score making it a true key to a film that's one of his 3 most complete outside of the spaghetti genre.

One Crazy Summer


A slice of 80s summer w/ a 60s throw back One Crazy Summer's soundtrack is fun & light on demand often like the film itself w/ the likes of David Lee Roth, ZZ Top, Twisted Sister, Honeymoon Suite, Eurythmics, Steppenwolf & a shit pile of Beach Boys.

Out of the Blue


Unfortunately I can't supply a complete listing of artist on this film because there's none on the credits & nothing really on line. There's some Elvis because Linda Manz character is a Elvis fan, a touch of punk (nothing of any notable bands I know) but it's Neil Young's bitter sweet ballad that gives this film iridescence & sings pathos on it's own.

Once Trick Pony


Paul Simon supplies a superb functioning soundtrack that is complemented by some of his performances but always in character. This could have been a really vanity project w/ for Simon as writer, star & music provider but it's never commercial. The soundtrack carries it along for a band on the road & an artist who's radio success is eluding him..& then it kicks you in the boo-boo w/ a performance by The B-52s.

Orgazmo


I fucking love the theme to Orgazmo. I think it's hilarious. It's sorta like Survivor's Eye of the Tiger of the porn sect. Sandwiches a very funny film perfectly in it's opening & closing credits. More super heroes should have theme songs like this..gives be a boner..because Im a man!

The Omen

Jerry Goldsmith's theme to The Omen scares the piss out of me. I believe he's onto something very evil here & if Satan ever sends his offspring to this world he will rightfully lift the score from this film to strike terror in those who fall by his hand.

..And the winner is

One Trick Pony


I really like what Paul Simon did w/ his work on One Trick Pony. From the actual performance to just montage his soundtrack is solid for it's rubicund tone. This is not a hit friendly score from him but it's very listenable...maybe Im getting softer in my years but I won't rightfully admit it.

Still plenty on tap & more to serve to the worthy.

Be back after this..


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