We Have A Ghost

Haven't really checked any reviews of this Netflix movie, and I don't think I'm going to.  This film dusted off feelings I forgot about.  Feelings I haven't felt since the 80's while watching a Spielberg film.  

We Have A Ghost looked really interesting and fun when I first watched the trailer, and I was PRAYING it'd be something special.  Thankfully it delivered and gave me a nice dose of movie magic.  Loved the cast and the story.  The score by Bear McCreary was definitely channeling film scores from the 80's, but not in a heavy-handed way.  

I can't think of many modern films where I didn't want my money and my time back, so I'm going to savor this for a while.

Click below for a really nice track from the film score.

Godzilla: King Of The Monsters

Saw this film over the weekend and absolutely loved it  I felt like a child again seeing massive beautiful monsters.  And what I wasn't expecting was that they were scary.  Rodan and Ghidorah were menacing and you felt it.  And you wanted to see them defeated. 

I thought the below video showing the scoring sessions felt a lot like the way the film felt.

Click below:

Now Playing: Godzilla: King Of The Monsters

Main Title, by Bear McCreary.

The Walking Dead Theme (Unkle Remix)

I must confess that me and The Walking Dead went our separate ways a long time ago.  I think it was the perpetual despair and zero percent hope/happiness/point-to-any-of-the-suffering that made me move on.

But just when I thought I was over it, I heard this incredible version of the main theme.

Click the field zombie below:

I'm Sorry This Happened To You

Click below for a [partial] track from The Walking Dead by Bear McCreary:

(Like she's about to get a bullet.)