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- Christopher Young composer
- Danny Elfman themes
- John Debney additional music
- Deborah Lurie additional music
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"OPENING MONTAGE"
WRITTEN BY CHRISTOPHER YOUNG, DANNY ELFMAN AND DEBORAH LURIE
"THEY SAY IT'S WONDERFUL"
WRITTEN BY IRVING BERLIN
PRODUCED BY RANDY KERBER
"BACKSTAGE"
WRITTEN BY DANNY ELFMAN AND JOHN DEBNEY
"ROMANTIC NIGHT"
WRITTEN BY DANNY ELFMAN AND JOHN DEBNEY
"PLEASED TO MEET YOU"
WRITTEN BY ANDREW STOCKDALE
PRODUCED BY D. SARDY
PERFORMED BY WOLFMOTHER
WOLFMOTHER APPEARS COURTESY OF MODULAR RECORDINGS PTY. LTD.
"THE NAME GAME"
WRITTEN BY LINCOLN CHASE AND SHIRLEY ELLISTON
"SPIDER-MAN DRUM CADENCE"
WRITTEN BY ROBERT VITTI
PERFORMED BY PORT CHESTER HIGH SHCOOL MARCHING BAND
"MERHANDIZED INFANTRY"
WRITTEN BY DAVID McBAIN
PERFORMED BY PORT CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND
"THEME FROM SPIDER MAN"
WRITTEN BY BOB HARRIS AND PAUL FRANCIS WEBSTER
PERFORMED BY PORT CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND
"MINUET" FROM "SYMPHONY NO. 39, K.543"
WRITTEN BY WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART
ARRANGED BY GAYLE LEVANT
"MINUET"
WRITTEN BY JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH
ARRANGED BY SUZIE KATAYAMA
"MINUET" FROM "A LITTLE NOTEBOOK FOR ANNA MAGDALENA BACH"
WRITTEN BY JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH
ARRANGED BY SUZIE KATAYAMA
"LILLIBURLERO"
WRITTEN BY HENRY PURCELL
ARRANGED BY SUZIE KATAYAMA
"PETER'S PHONE CALL"
WRITTEN BY DANNY ELFMAN AND JOHN DEBNEY
"SAD GIRL"
WRITTEN BY DANNY ELFMAN AND DEBORAH LURIE
"PIANO CONCERTO NO. 2 IN C MINOR, OP. 18, 2ND MOVEMENT"
WRITTEN BY SERGEI RACHMANINOFF
PERFORMED BY POLISH NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
BERND GLEMSER, PIANO
COURTESY OF NAXOS
BY ARRANGEMENT WITH SOURCE/Q
"THE TWIST"
WRITTEN BY HANK BALLARD
PERFORMED BY CHUBBY CHECKER
COURTESY OF ABKCO MUSIC & RECORDS, INC.
"PEOPLE GET UP AND DRIVE YORU FUNKY SOUL"
WRITTEN BY JAMES BROWN, FRED WESLEY AND ST. CLAIR PICKNEY
PERFORMED BY JAMES BROWN
COURTESY OF UNIVERSAL RECORDS
UNDER LICENSE FROM UNIVERSAL MUSIC ENTERPRISES
"L O V E"
WRITTEN BY BERT KAEMPFERT AND MILT GABLER
PRODUCED BY RANDY KERBER
"FEVER"
WRITTEN BY EDDIE COOLEY AND JOHN DAVENPORT
PRODUCED BY RANDY KERBER
"STORMY WEATHER"
WRITTEN BY HAROLD ARLEN AND TED KOEHLER
PRODUCED BY RANDY KERBER
"PETER'S TURMOIL"
WRITTEN BY JOHN DEBNEY
"PETER AND HARRY"
WRITTEN BY DANNY ELFMAN AND DEBORAH LURIE
"PETER SAVES MJ"
WRITTEN BY DANNY ELFMAN AND DEBORAH LURIE
"I'M THROUGH WITH LOVE"
WRITTEN BY GUS KAHN, MATT MALNECK AND JOSEPH LIVINGSTON
PRODUCED BY RANDY KERBER
"HAPPY ENDING"
WRITTEN BY DANNY ELFMAN AND DEBORAH LURIE
"LOVE THEME REPRISE"
WRITTEN BY DANNY ELFMAN AND DEBORAH LURIE
"SIGNAL FIRE"
WRITTEN BY GARY LIGHTBODY, JONATHAN QUINN, NATHAN CONNOLLY, TOM SIMPSON AND PAUL WILSON
PRODUCED BY JACKNIFE LEE
ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION BY D. SARDY
PERFORMED BY SNOW PATROL
SNOW PATROL APPEARS COURTESY OF FICTION RECORDS
"MOVE AWAY"
WRITTEN BY BRANDON FLOWERS, DAVE KEUNING AND MARK STOERMER
PRODUCED BY FLOOD AND ALAN MOULDER WITH THE KILLERS
ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION BY D. SARDY
PERFORMED BY THE KILLERS
THE KILLERS APPEAR COURTESY OF THE ISLAND DEF JAM MUSIC GROUP
"FALLING STAR"
WRITTEN BY NIC CESTER AND CHRIS CESTER
PRODUCED BY D. SARDY
PERFORMED BY JET
JET APPEARS COURTESY OF ATLANTIC RECORDING CORP.
ADDITIONAL MUSIC CUES FROM SPIDER-MAN AND SPIDER-MAN 2
WRITTEN BY DANNY ELFMAN
Movie Review: Spider-Man 3
| by Dan Goldwasser on May 3rd, 2007 |
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Clearly there's plenty of stuff is going on, and it's never boring. While it's never confusing, it does feel a little "full" at times. Director Sam Raimi doesn't have as much of the stylistic visuals that he's known for, but the visual effects (at least in the digital projects I saw it at) was quite crisp and clear. At times the visual effects were suffering from obvious artificiality, but other times, such as the birth of Sandman, the effects were amazingly done. It cost over $300 million to make this film, and while it's entertaining, I can't see why anything would ever cost that much - especially when a movie like Raiders of the Lost Ark cost only $18 million to make in 1981, even though it had significantly fewer visual effects. As cool as visuals can be, Hollywood needs to focus on story first.
The music, by Christopher Young, uses Danny Elfman's themes from the previous films, and he created new themes for Sandman, Venom, and Black-Suited Spider-Man, all of which nicely in the film. There was apparently some musical funkiness behind the scenes, as some sequences have music tracked in from the previous films, including a few new cues composed by Debbie Lurie and John Debney, using Elfman's material. Still, Young's material shines through, and this is a great opportunity for this underrated veteran composer to get more visibility.
The story that plays out in Spider-Man 3 wraps up the trilogy nicely, while leaving some openings for future installments. It's not a perfect film by any means, and is not as tight as the second film. It will be interesting to see if Raimi returns for another one, but I hope for his sake, he takes a break from the franchise and returns to his roots.
Trailer Music
The trailers for Spider-Man 3 featured music by James Dooley, Immediate Music, Danny Elfman, Two Steps From Hell, audiomachine, Celldweller, Alex Heffes, X-Ray Dog, Globus Epicon, Robert Etoll and Dean Grinsfelder, and Cinetrax.
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