Ep. 47 - Hans Zimmer's 'Wonder Woman 1984' (4K HDR)
Kid's Corner • Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Music, 17-Mar-2021
We figured it would be a great follow-up to the previous Score Cue Snapshot by featuring Patty Jenkins' next superhero project, 'Wonder Woman 1984'. This time, the film was scored by Academy-Award winning composer, Hans Zimmer and features three (!) cues from the score release. It is our longest Score Cue Snapshot to-date!
Each cue was heavily edited to work within each scene, so we have done our best to reconstruct the full score and its placement within the movie. There are small sections that do have SFX, which is because the score cue was edited within the film to fit the scene, and oftentimes this differs from the soundtrack release which is a full, continuous cue. We have, however, utilized the full score cue where applicable so you can get a full experience of how the music is edited and fits into the film itself.
Where to watch: https://letterboxd.com/film/wonder-woman-1984/
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