New Group: Overweight and Unattractive single men only
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Actually, what you mean to say is all Hans Zimmer works sound incredibly similar.
stately theme in minor, feature trombones and horns.
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drum machine
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"Zimmer modulation"
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Double time / half time shifts whenever needed
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EVERY HANS ZIMMER 'ORIGINAL' SOUNDTRACK EVAR
Technically, Pirates of the Carribean isn't composed by Zimmer. The themes are composed by Klaus Badelt. But, man, it really does sound just like Zimmer, doesn't it? And technically, most of the stuff written for the O.S.T to The Rock sounds like Zimmer (some of it actually is), but it's actually mostly written by Nick Glennie-Smith! But if you didn't know any better, you could swear it must be by Zimmer himself! I wonder who Badelt and Glennie-Smith studied with and then went to work for...oh...yeah...Hans Zimmer... Only one other film composer is as derivative to the point Zimmer is, and he is just as acclaimed as Zimmer (i.e., way too much): James Horner. Don't get me wrong, I love their stuff, but both of those guys ran out of ideas after their first two or three flicks. (The Lion King might be Zimmer's least derivative work. Star Trek II is really EVERYTHING Horner ever wrote, and it's him at his best...everything he did after that basically jumbled up stuff he used in Wrath of Khan.)
stately theme in minor, feature trombones and horns.
PLUS
drum machine
PLUS
"Zimmer modulation"
PLUS
Double time / half time shifts whenever needed
EQUALS
EVERY HANS ZIMMER 'ORIGINAL' SOUNDTRACK EVAR
Technically, Pirates of the Carribean isn't composed by Zimmer. The themes are composed by Klaus Badelt. But, man, it really does sound just like Zimmer, doesn't it? And technically, most of the stuff written for the O.S.T to The Rock sounds like Zimmer (some of it actually is), but it's actually mostly written by Nick Glennie-Smith! But if you didn't know any better, you could swear it must be by Zimmer himself! I wonder who Badelt and Glennie-Smith studied with and then went to work for...oh...yeah...Hans Zimmer... Only one other film composer is as derivative to the point Zimmer is, and he is just as acclaimed as Zimmer (i.e., way too much): James Horner. Don't get me wrong, I love their stuff, but both of those guys ran out of ideas after their first two or three flicks. (The Lion King might be Zimmer's least derivative work. Star Trek II is really EVERYTHING Horner ever wrote, and it's him at his best...everything he did after that basically jumbled up stuff he used in Wrath of Khan.)
I'm not mocking him. I really want him to understand that there ARE women who are looking for men of all types. It might not be the cheerleader who looks like a Barbie doll (or it could be; ya never know). It may take time for the girls his age to be more mature or expand their dating horizons (or waistlines, as it were). Be encouraged!
I am cyphercat. I came back because I believed I had a connection with some of the people here. Then I thought I would start a group to encourage guys like me to not be afraid to talk to girls. That was the point. Just to encourage the outcasts and the lonely to not hate women, but to treat them with respect and just go up and talk to them.
But you are empathizing with a fictional character and I can't let it go on.
I am sorry. I only wanted to help people like me finaly have the confidence to go up and talk to a girl.
But you are empathizing with a fictional character and I can't let it go on.
I am sorry. I only wanted to help people like me finaly have the confidence to go up and talk to a girl.
Yes Shouryu. I just wanted unattractive men to not be afraid to talk to attractive women. If they follow Christ, that willl be their strength. And I wanted attractive guys to step down and just be friends with girls they find unattractive. What I have learned in all of this is how to be a brother, and how to approach women as sisters and equals.
