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i think that romeo and juliet theme would be great for running to volterra to save edward instead muse time is running out... i love time is running out but somehow i think it would kind of cheesy to have it play in the movie when she's going to save edward, it's somehow to litteral... and i think sia breathe me should definitely be in the movie 
bodysnatcher wrote: Yes! Let's
Okay, so I'll give many the benefit of the doubt: Good Music is in the ear of the beholder. However, although music may sound good to you, it doesn't always fit into cinema well. Sometimes they can play a song like "Us" by Regina Spektor in a scene of a movie without thinking of the lyrics because the music fits the mood of the scene. There are some movies/tv shows that find songs that really fit perfectly (lyrically and instrumentally). For example, In Grey's Anatomy, the episode when Denny dies and Issy is trying to find a heart for him, they play "On The Radio" which could be interpreted as a song about life and death by various allusions. However, when you hear the song the first time you get the superficial meaning. Anway, my point is hat I hope Chris Weitz finds songs that need to be interpreted. You know? Nothing that's bluntly obvious. Give the movie soundtrack some depth and credibility.
Like I said, Iron & Wine is nice. And I was also surprised that MuteMath was in the soundtrack. And I was ecstatic when I heard Radiohead at the end of the movie
megandheartsplease wrote:bodysnatcher wrote: Yes! Let's
Okay, so I'll give many the benefit of the doubt: Good Music is in the ear of the beholder. However, although music may sound good to you, it doesn't always fit into cinema well. Sometimes they can play a song like "Us" by Regina Spektor in a scene of a movie without thinking of the lyrics because the music fits the mood of the scene. There are some movies/tv shows that find songs that really fit perfectly (lyrically and instrumentally). For example, In Grey's Anatomy, the episode when Denny dies and Issy is trying to find a heart for him, they play "On The Radio" which could be interpreted as a song about life and death by various allusions. However, when you hear the song the first time you get the superficial meaning. Anway, my point is hat I hope Chris Weitz finds songs that need to be interpreted. You know? Nothing that's bluntly obvious. Give the movie soundtrack some depth and credibility.
Like I said, Iron & Wine is nice. And I was also surprised that MuteMath was in the soundtrack. And I was ecstatic when I heard Radiohead at the end of the movie
Haha. I have no idea if this was directed at me or not but I'll comment anyways. I totally agree with you on that. Everything to me isn't truly about the lyrics. For instance I'm pretty sure I'll scream if one one more person suggests Taylor Swift because they believe her lyrics fit oh so well. I could argue that music from Rent could fit into Twilight because of its lyrics but I'm not going to suggest it. Why? Because it's from a flippin' musical, that's why. Muse's Supermassive Black Hole's lyrics didn't really fit the movie, however the director felt the beat was perfect for the baseball scene.
Not Demi Lovato!!!!megandheartsplease wrote:Demi Levato want to make music for New Moon! No, no, no, no -- one hundred times no! Why is it that every disney actress with a synthesizer automatically thinks she can sing!? As a personal music artist I'm disgusted with their fabricated billboard hits. If I hear one more song by Selina Gomez or Miley Cyrus I may ask someone to rip my ear off? And now they want to ruin the Twilight series with their whiney "I'm thirteen and I'm so in love" songs? NO! Let's keep the soundtrack indie rock shall we? Thank you.
http://justjaredjr.buzznet.com/2009/02/ ... oon-music/
