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Here's really great, he just got announced as composing the score for the John Wick spinoff Ballerina (along with Joel J RIchard), will be curious if it will be a similar sound or a different direction

Thank you! People like Charlie make it easy, he's a pro

Thanks for checking it out, glad you enjoyed it!

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😂 appreciate it! And glad you enjoyed the interview

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Appreciate it, thanks for listening in! And yeah, they go together so well, a great pairing of weirdness

That's a bummer, this is a bit old now and way before I really did much voice recording. Probably a lot of things I'd change if I could re-do it, whenever I get around to recording more at least I can fix it then

Thanks so much, I really appreciate that! Glad to hear that there wasn't much rehashed from prior interviews, always a concern with someone that's done as many as Patrick has

Too kind, thank you!

Thanks Frank, I'll try to check those out - your comment made me realize I haven't done a video review in a year and a half. I need to fix that!

Unfortunately I couldn't watch it beforehand (and I don't think it's available here), but the whole score is original from Blanck Mass, alongside some licensed tracks (like Three Lions). Hopefully there's a score release soon so we can see, but no news on that yet.

@@TheFilmScorer thanks. I have checked their website & it says 'coming soon'

Thanks for mentioning that Zakato, I'll have to give it a watch!

Frankly I don't know enough about the genre to say (and I haven't seen the film in like 1.5 years so I don't remember specifics of a lot of those aspects), but it definitely has a better plot and characterization than I'm used to with those films. However, if you broadly don't like Shaw Brothers movies than I'd reckon you probably won't like this one much either

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I'll definitely check that out, in one sense I regret not having discovered and learned more about Shaw Brothers/kung fu films and their music before making this video, but it kicked off an interest and has led a lot of people to give some great recommendations and insight. I remember I use to watch a fair amount when I was a kid, and when I finally saw this one I was similarly surprised at how emotional it was and how real the sacrifices felt.

Awesome, I'll have to check that out in your videos! I saw someone recently pulled the music out of all (or almost all) of the Shaw Brothers films and released them on RUclips - so much great, undiscovered music in there

Thanks! There really is something inexplicably powerful about it, I'm always in awe whenever I'm out there.

Awesome, don't think I've heard of any of those so I'll be sure to check them out when I get a chance. Seems like there's a lot of good but essentially unknown music in these types of films

Thank you!

It really caught me by surprise, that main theme in particular. What are some of your other favorite Shaw Bros films? I've been familiar with them for years but haven't seen many of their movies

@@TheFilmScorer One thing that really stands out about Five Shaolin Masters' theme is that it is an original piece. Here are a few of my favorites that also have good film scores to accompany them: Heroes Two (borrows a theme from a Japanese police show), New One Armed Swordsman (borrows some music from Akira Ifukube's Shinobi no Mono soundtrack), Delightful Forest (borrows from Ennio Morricone's Once Upon a Time in West theme) Death Duel has some great climatic themes that play during the focal points of the film. The Shaw's were known for borrowing music from other films often. They also would use music from the DeWolf library too.

Ahh that's very interesting, thanks for sharing! I'd wondered how Yung Yu Chen had 200+ score credits over a decade and thought maybe they relied on licensed music. Makes sense! I'll have to check those out - I was a big martial arts fan as a kid, but never went much beyond the classics.

I think a lot of people were, especially since he wasn't brought on to do more MIssion: Impossible films! Glad I could shed a little light on how he's been keeping busy (and even more glad that he is keeping busy!)

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Thanks! It's great - first time in a while I watched a movie and thought to myself "damn, this is what film's all about."

Thanks, glad you thought so! I think they're going to be everywhere soon - they're really versatile and prolific - at least that's my hope. I really dug Mortuary Collection too, I watch a fair amount of horror anthologies and it's one of the best ones I've seen in a while

@@TheFilmScorer totally what I thought. the best anthology horror film since Trick'rTreat imho.

@@scharfenbergillustration7019 Funny, I've actually been watching Trick r Treat this week! Haven't finished it up though, so I can't judge it yet

@@TheFilmScorer I bet you'll enjoy it! I have mad love for this movie, have a soft spot for anthologies in general. Btw I'm totally going to check out more episodes of your podcast. as i said i found this only by chance... Film scores are not a topic you hear too much about, so: awesome to have a podcast on that!

​@@scharfenbergillustration7019 That's so awesome, really appreciate you checking more out - hope you dig em! I'm actually launching my second season later this month, should have some even more notable names on the roster (mixed in with some indie composers as well).

Thanks for watching! Hoping Netflix ends up releasing the score one day

Unfortunately not, though the somewhat recent release of the Dream Ballet was at least a step in the right direction. Netflix tends not to prioritize releasing scores, so I think it's up to us (the public) to keep clamoring for it. Maybe one day - I know Jay is hopeful!

Thanks! Hopefully one day I can do these more frequently than just for the year-end, but I've had solid reception on this so far so at least it's here to stay!

Thanks so much for checking it out! Funny because you say that yet I haven't heard The Flight Attendant or They Say Nothing Stays The Same! (although the former is for a series and I'm woefully behind on those). Two scores I'll be checking out soon!

@@TheFilmScorer Haha I hope you'll enjoy them. :D

Glad you dug the interview and I'm even happier to see how much you've been enjoying Holly's score to Open 24 Hours!

@@TheFilmScorer YES! Very happy to nab that on vinyl.

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It was definitely a different movie, had no idea what to expect going in. What were your favorite parts about the film/score?

@@TheFilmScorer walton goggins when prepares when says we are ready to go. & when walton goggins drives towards mel gibson place

@@harshithsadhana7475 he has a lot of great scenes. I think my favorite is the very end in the boy’s room