Good composer or just eyecandy?
Hans Zimmer
Brandon Cruz
Michael Scott
nice guy
Jose Baker
He's the Subway of composing.
Henry Cox
Overrated.
BvS Soundtrack was excellent
Inception was decent
Pirates was good
the rest might as well have been composed by anyone else
Anthony Robinson
he lost it post-inception i think. Either that, or Nolad always pushes his ass to make "bland" songs
his best work still is pirates of the caribbean and modern warfare 2
Leo Peterson
also crysis 2, but I think he had little contribution on that
Grayson Barnes
>music
>eyecandy
Bentley Murphy
what about interstellar
Jacob Howard
an ill fitting suit, so to speak
Andrew Davis
I can remember like 2/3 songs (no time for caution, coward and mountains) from the whole soundtrack because all sound the fucking same at times
William Gutierrez
Go Bama! Roll tide!
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Alexander Reed
He's not even composing. It's his apprentices that do. Lorne Balfe for example.
MW2 was Lorne.
Crysis 2 was also Lorne Balfe.
Cameron Wilson
Well, it's certainly more enjoyable than my average day... reading philosophy, avoiding gang rape in the washrooms... though, it's less of a problem these days. Maybe I'm losing my sex appeal.
Mason Gonzalez
Well, the actual phrase used was "dick brain".
Adam Russell
>kung fu panda
Brody Morris
Literally the reddit of composers
Joseph Wilson
>who is John Williams
Asher Ortiz
Criminally underrated score.
Jayden Powell
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Hans' absolute magnum opus. It's so amazing
Camden Sullivan
Philip Glass ersatz
Dominic Martinez
>being a manchild
Eli Wood
I wish Lorne was doing Justice League with Junkie :(
Josiah Evans
To throw out the obvious, he didn't compose anything on his own for a very long time, he considers himself a "music director" who gives guidelines to other people who make stuff for him. Now he's more of a brand than a musician.
But to get to this point he must be pretty good, right?
Kevin Baker
He's good but not as GOAT as everyone makes it seem. He's nowhere near the level of Morricone or Williams and nit even on the level of Giacchino
Even the late james horner was more varried and slightly complex than zimmer