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I found that the soundtrack to "Unbreakable" was just what I needed to be able to complete my writings yesterday. I picked up the $20 CD yesterday (US import, blaaahh), and it's totally amazing. I also took the opportunity to order Sigur Rós' album "Von". Should arrive in about two weeks, lol...
James Newton Howard has written a wonderful score for "Unbreakable", it has several strong themes, each distinctly different and unique, with an awful lot of power in them. Think John Williams here, when Richard Attenborough stands in a green grassy field and declares, "Welcome, to Jurassic Park..."
It's such a wonderful CD for moody writing. I love it already. I'm listening to it now in the windows media player using the Ambience/Water visualization, playing it via direct digital extraction, thus circumventing the inferior DAC in my DVDROM. Fantastic stuff...
It's a bit short though, that's my only complaint. But if you happen to like classic music and orchestral soundtracks, this is definitely a CD to recommend.
-Lenny
"But he that hath the steerage of my course,
direct my sail."
-William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, Act One, Scene IV
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Registered: February 2002
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I so wanted to enjoy it. I failed to, totally
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What I've found, from asking people who've seen the movie, and reading internet reviews, is that people either seem to either love it, or hate it.
Not many inbetween...
Maybe because it's kind of slow-moving, and the topic it centers around isn't perhaps the most accepted either, at least not for people above the age of sixteen or so. 
I absolutely loved it, I thought it was amazing. But there I go and confirm my own theory, with you and I on opposite ends of the spectrum. And yes, like Shyamalan, I'm a comics buff too.
-Lenny
"But he that hath the steerage of my course,
direct my sail."
-William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, Act One, Scene IV
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