Seriously, nobody doesn't like John Powell. [Boring tech note: the video's rough, I know, but given what Movie Maker's put me through in the last week, like freezing up if I tried to adjust the volume on a clip, it's a miracle that this thing got done at all.] Oh, and be sure to grease the wheels of commerce by purchasing the CDs of John Powell.
Track 8 - Berlin Foot Chase Music by: John Powell Movie: The Bourne Supremacy
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Compelling villain and visual grace keep second second installment in what studio hopes will become six-picture franchise going strong. "Kung Fu is dead!" Or so the rotund hero is told in this second installment of the Kung Fu Panda series from DreamWorks Animation, which itself is not taking the threat seriously, as the company is reportedly already mapping out plans for five entries in the franchise. Nor will the box office returns for the new film inhibit such long-range thinking, as the enhancement of 3D as well as a deeper, more involved storyline mark this as a slight improvement on the 2008 original, which raked in some $633 million worldwide. Creating ever-more compelling villains always represents a challenge for ongoing film series, from James Bond to Batman, so the introduction of a slim peacock who not only claims that, "China will be mine!" but also intends to eliminate kung fu, represents a real force to be reckoned with. At the same time, returning screenwriters Jonathan Aibel and Glenn Berger have nicely used the title character's search for his real father to provide a little depth and poignance to a character whose initial rambunctiousness was a bit grating but which has now been mellowed with a measure of self-reflection about his childhood. Not that the series has gone soft or serious. Not at all. It's just that, unlike on some other DreamWorks Animation franchises, it's apparent that some extra effort has been expended to make sure that the second <b>...</b>
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One of my favourite movie music composers, John Powell, conducting the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, performing selected parts his (IMHO) best score so far - How to Train Your Dragon, at Concert for Care in Royal Albert Hall, London, 18. October 2010. If you enjoy this video, we kindly ask you to make a donation to CARE International. The idea of the concert was to raise money for the charity and all the composers gave a huge amount of time to help support us. Please contribute by donating online here: bit.ly
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Steamboy is a Japanese animated film, produced by Sunrise, and directed by Katsuhiro Otomo, his second major anime release, following Akira. The film premiered across Japan on July 17, 2004. With an initial production cost of $26000000, Steamboy is the most expensive full length Japanese animated movie made to date. Additionally, the film was in production for ten years and utilized more than 180000 drawings and 440 CG cuts.
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Powell originally trained as a violinist as a child, before studying at London's Trinity College of Music. He later ventured into jazz and rock music, playing in a soul band "The Fabulistics". On leaving college, he composed music for commercials, which led to a job as an assistant to the composer Patrick Doyle on several film productions, including Much Ado About Nothing. In 1995, he co-founded the London-based commercial music house Independently Thinking Music, which produced scores for more than 100 British and French commercials and independent films.
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This one´s for Stefan96ze! ;-) With a track record like that of Blue Sky Studios, it's hard to imagine that its parent company, 20th Century Fox, won't green-light every project the subsidiary has coming down the pipes. In its short history, Blue Sky has produced the Ice Age franchise, Robots, Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who!, and Rio, each translating their sub-$100 million budgets into immense box office returns (sometimes exceeding half a billion dollars). Their 2011 venture, Rio, continues that trend while also being among the most critically acclaimed of the lot. Its animated protagonists are brightly exotic birds, the two leads a pair of macaws who are extremely rare and are thus the targets of bird smugglers based in Rio de Janeiro. The entire film is essentially comprised of chases of this awkward duo (and friends) by the evil humans and their cohorts in the animal kingdom. An unlikely romance between the macaws and the initial inability of the out-of-place, Minnesota-raised male of the pair leads to inevitable redemption. The movie has been widely praised for its tasteful application of 3D technology and extremely vivid colors. The soundtrack for Rio was meant to play a far greater role in the narrative of the film than in previous Blue Sky animations, with musical elements conveyed directly by characters and source music tied to the region in many scenes. Extending this personality into his score is John Powell, whose contribution is equally saturated with <b>...</b>
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From what I gather, "Mars Needs Moms," coming to theaters March 11, is about a typical kid named Milo who doesn't want to be told what to do and smarts off to his mom. Later he goes to apologize and discovers his mother is being abducted by aliens who want Milo's mom to raise Martian children. Now it's up to Milo to get her back. With the help of some new and unexpected friends (not like that's ever happened in a Disney movie) they set out to liberate his mother. Although the idea is pretty out there, kids will love it. It's rated PG, so it's a pretty safe bet for all those who wish to keep their children sheltered from controversial issues. What kid can't relate to Milo -- someone who feeds his vegetables to his cat and jumps on his bed when his mom wants him to sleep? What parent hasn't had a mouthy kid who says hurtful things he doesn't mean in the heat of the moment? With the ideal mothering voice of Joan Cusack and the oddly realistic-sounding 9-year-old voice of 27-year-old Seth Green, this movie, though fairly predictable, can't go wrong. If you have kids, it might not be such a bad idea to spend Friday of spring break wearing 3-D glasses, with a child by your side. If you don't have kids, you'll probably end up waiting a few years and watching it when you're babysitting your niece on a random night. Mars Needs Moms is an upcoming 3D computer-animated sci-fi film based on the book by Berkeley Breathed. It is set to be released on March 11, 2011 by Walt Disney <b>...</b>
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Tema compuesto por John Powell para la cinta Face/Off.
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This is a reenactment of a series of events that happened whilst I was playing halo and listening to John Powell scores. Originally this all happened by accident and left me in quite a shock as to how well everything syncs up lol. Music by John Powell Game by Bungie
2001 - ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE SCORE !!! Composed by Harry Gregson-Williams and John Powell. Mixed, Edited & Adapted by Lordhelmchen76.
Source: www.facebook.com Soundtrack: Fairytale Composed by John Powell & Harry Gregson-Williams Directors: Andrew Adamson, Vicky Jenson Stars: Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy and Cameron Diaz (Voices) Awards: Won Oscar. Another 29 wins & 44 nominations Genres: Animation | Adventure | Comedy | Family | Fantasy Country: USA Release Date: 29 June 2001 Budget: $60000000 (estimated) Opening Weekend: $42347760 (USA) Production Co: DreamWorks Animation Runtime: 90 min Storyline When a green ogre called Shrek discovers his swamp has been 'swamped' with all sorts of fairytale creatures by the scheming Lord Farquaad, Shrek sets out, with a very loud donkey by his side, to 'persuade' Farquaad to give his swamp back. Instead, a deal is made. Farquaad, who wants to become the King, sends Shrek to rescue Princess Fiona, who is waiting for her one true love. But once they head back with Fiona, it starts to become apparent that not only does Shrek like Fiona, but Fiona is keeping something secret. John Powell John Powell (born 18 September 1963) is a British composer, best known for his scores to motion pictures. He has been based in the United States since 1997 and has composed the scores to over fifty feature films. Powell's first film score was for the 1990 film Stay Lucky. He moved to the US in 1997, and scored his first major film, Antz in 1998, the first film produced by Dreamworks Animation which he co-scored with fellow British composer Harry Gregson-Williams. Two years later the two <b>...</b>
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John Powell is the craziest composer there is. Or better rephrased, he can create crazy music like no other and come away with it in the best possible sense. Rat Race was a case in point where he let just everything loose and the extravaganza was unseen comical energy. With The Adventures of Pluto Nash it is the same, but here he adds a more crazy edge of funky Latino music, wacky synthesizer tones and techno vocals but altogether, you just find it cool and funky. But above all, there is one thing to remember of the movie and that is the unbelievable sensational theme John Powell wrote for the movie. While not artistically grand and perhaps a close cousin to many other themes he created, just the tone of this blazing trumpet theme is too good for the failed Ron Underwood flop that is Pluto Nash. Hearing it in the begin over the main titles, during the many action chases and at the end is what makes the movie still somewhat bearable. The music was unfortunately never released and a promo surfaced within some due time, with one being the mono version (which you basically can't listen to) and one with 37 minutes of vibrant energy in the best sound quality imaginable. And while the theme isn't heard so often as it appears in the movie, after multiple listens, there is more then the main theme alone and you will find a distinct line in the crazy music that Powell creates, even if you will not hear it the first or second attempt. Altogether, you can not find a more then crazier <b>...</b>
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Amazing soundtrack produced by the talented John Powell. I've mixed my favorite ones into only one track which I named "Sweet Mix". - The Urn - Puke / 1st Letter - It Was Me - William On The Lake - To Eire - The Kiss - PS I Love You Please support this artist buying his stuff on iTunes : itunes.apple.com Hope you'll like it o(^.^)o I've made this video just for fun. I do not own any songs. ℗ 2008 Colosseum Music Entertainement GmbH
Finger snapping, kazoos and a spy feel. You think it would be Chicken Run revisited but the difference or even the intriguing fact is, John Powell wrote this for a Bond outing for kids, with agent Cody Banks doing all action and none dating, something guys will find easier the other way around. Anyway, for the movie, Powell went back again to his most original form and proves once more he is the most entertaining composer on this earth now. Only he can write such entertaining stuff when you just want to hear original music with energy and comedy combined. Paycheck was a case in point were he wrote music with depth and finesse and other efforts as Chicken Run and Evolution proved Powell doing just entertaining moves all around. But also Paycheck proved the voice of a Bond composer and Agent Cody Banks reaffirms that fate in a less serious effort but equally spy flavor. More then that, the score is unreleased to the general public and a true shame it is because soundtracks as amusing as these are too few in numbers to be really counting them. In my eyes, John Powell wrote great scores and some aren't heard, and so Agent Cody Banks tops that list with many people because of the quality of the music they heard during the film. I heard it only on disc and its riveting to hear this for Jr. Bond alone. What on earth kazoos have to do with spy music is not sure, but I'm betting you will love it equally as I did when you hear it. For the main reason, it are the various examples of <b>...</b>
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"Disclaimer: I do not own anything in this video. No copyright infringement intended. Everything belongs to their respective owners!" Please support the composers by buying their records and releases ! ! ! Composed by: John Powell When a meteorite falls to Earth two college professors, Dr. Ira Kane and Prof. Harry Phineas Block, are assigned the job of checking the site out. At the site, they discover organisms not of this planet. Soon the site is taken over by the government, forcing Ira and Harry to the side. As the new life-forms begin to evolve and start to get more and more dangerous, it's up to the two professors to save the planet.
One of my favourite movie music composers, John Powell, conducting the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, performing selected parts his (IMHO) best scoreso far, How to Train Your Dragon, at Concert for Care in Royal Albert Hall, London, 18. October 2010. If you enjoy this video, we kindly ask you to make a donation to CARE International. The idea of the concert was to raise money for the charity and all the composers gave a huge amount of time to help support us. Please contribute by donating online here: bit.ly
John Powell Live How to train your dragon Score Soundtrack Concert for Care London
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Music: John Powell - Assassin's Tango Self-edited video to the tangomusic from the movie Mr. & Mrs. Smith. I hope you like and enjoy it! Szeretettel ajánlom Mindenkinek a Mr. & Mrs. Smith című film gyönyörű TANGÓzenéjére készült saját szerkesztésű videómat.
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very wonderful music from John Powell for the wonderful dramatic movie "I am Sam"
