Browsing: Hans Zimmer

Blade Runner 2049 was an absolutely incredible film [FIGHT ME] that pairs with it’s forebearer extremely well. Director Denis Villeneuve was able to facilitate and present a visual and aural feast for fans of the original Sir Ridley Scott sci-fi noir masterpiece and an entire new appreciative generation of more-human-than-human audiences. Starring Ryan Gosling, Jared Leto, Harrison Ford, Ana de Armas, Sylvia Hoeks, […]

One of the many joys in a reviewer’s life centers on composers and their film scores, few more iconic than Hans Zimmer. Such a rich and storied list of movies and projects have featured scores written by Zimmer over the past 33 years. Imagine the possibility of seeing pieces from Crimson Tide, The Da Vinci Code, and Sherlock Holmes […]

As a preface, I love music.  Audiophile does not begin to describe how I emotionally and spiritually connect with melodies, lyrics, and rhythms.  One of my long standing favorite composers has always been Zimmer, leading me to occasionally use the hashtag #ZimmerRules.  (There is also another story along with that, but it’s not for me […]

After much back and forthing  (Zimmer supposedly not being asked to score the film vs “OH YEAH HE’S DOING IT”.)  In a recent interview, Zimmer admitted: “We’ve already had a couple of chats, and once I finish the movie that I shall not talk about I will probably head over to where Zack is shooting his […]