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Song from Playlands Ye Old Mill ride.

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Brilliant movie

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esta bastante bien tiene estilo

Wish you a happy birthday johny sir

This might be the first "Goofy Ahh" Beat

Someone should do a D&D campaign based off Army Of Darkness.

"It's Lee Marvin, the six million dollar man!"

Of course he would connect with it immediately, and yes he is very smart, so smart he was a science fair prize winner himself.

2:34 best moments listen guys and tell me please

"It was then, that the Martians decided to stop playing fair, with one shriek, the Martian leaader gave the Ambassador ONE simple command... commence a FULL scale invasion..." 0:08

This song is also heard on Ye Old Mill at Rye Playland!

4:48 sure sounds like a more upbeat american beauty, huh...

One of Elfman’s lesser known scores.

0:23: (from the Matilda trailer) “For most children, the world is a wonderful place filled with loving parents, and nurturing teachers.”

At last, I’ve been looking for this music for years! I remember hearing it from the Matilda trailer.

So naive

Why this movie so hard to get hold off,, seen there best.?

I love that they had pipers lol

Try find on dvd

The most underrated and best Evil Dead of them all!

Danny Elfman is a true ✨LEGEND✨ at what he does, whether the music is more dramatic, or romantic, or intense, it really hits you on an emotional level, and I like how when the scene is just of people freaking out in the church, the music is a little more subtle, but when the scene changes to the horseman, the music rises and intensifies and is more dramatic. Also a little off topic but I like how in the beginning of the church scene when everyone is like walking into the church and you notice when the horseman comes out of his lair, the sky goes from just kinda gloomy to really dark clouds and even though these people in this little town know what's happening as far as this horseman, no one really notices or reacts to the change until the horseman gets to the church and then their all like😱😱😱

6:14 is just one of my favorite bits from this score. It's disappointing that it wasn't even nominated for the Oscar.

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I WAS HERE!!!! MY GRANDMA BOUGHT ME TICKETS FOR MY 11th BIRTHDAY! IM 24 NOW!

“The B@$&h hit me with a toaster”

Masterpiece main title

One of Elfman's absolute best

Paramount Pictures presents An Art Jinson production of a Richard Donner film Bill Murray in Richard Donner’s S C R O O G E D

wonderful

Why is there no sound. other then the back ground music?

Heard in the trailers for: 1996’s Matilda 1999’s Jawbreaker 2020’s Onward

Came for the dooting! XD

This sounds like this could be a rough draft of the Batman Returns score

I like Christopher Young version better. It made the scene more intense. I'm glad they used that on the final output.

D I L B E R T

My college advisor was the director of the movie this music is from

0:46 Cuando llega el Ejército Palandrista a cerrar el estadio después de un día de cine puro y domadas.

Elfman music is so inappropiate

1:09 best part

Esta pelicula es muy deprimete ,egoista e individualista ademas de mala.

I hope one day Tim burton makes a remake and who knows we might get a R rated directors cut

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There was always something this sequel felt like it lost from the first movie, in the back of my mind, and it turns out to have been how much Raimi rejected Elfman's score. I've been reading all the comments and I get why Raimi wanted horror and suspense, but to me what was so good about the first movie was the visual horror balanced by Elfman's angelic music. I think I prefer Elfman's here because while Young's score "fits" the mood (in other words it tells you how to feel which is a no-no), Elfman's feels like it's part of the story I've been watching since the first Spider-Man, it just feels so right and returns me to the feeling Spider-Man 2002 gave that this movie just didn't. All these years later and it makes more sense now. Don't get me started on Spider-Man 3 either. Like Young's score in this scene, it feels like hacked up pieces of Elfman's score mixed in with new pieces of music that just don't fit, AT ALL. The symbiote theme is a cool theme in another movie that isn't Spider-Man, and it just feels mediocre in comparison. Elfman not doing SM3 was the first thing I noticed and hated about it, then the worse visual effects because Dykstra didn't return, and the bloated, messy plot because Arad interfered. It was a disappointment but whenever I look back I'm so grateful for Spider-Man 1 and at least how much of an adventure Spider-Man 2 is, even if it wasn't the true sequel (because of the music amongst other things) my spirit desired.

I feel bad for Elfman, as there was undoubtedly a lot of pain being told something you threw your heart into doesn't work. But I think they made the right choice going with Young's score for this scene. Elfman's score is too heroic and doesn't really underscore the danger. I get that he was trying to sell it as Spider-Man's big comeback, but it's too on the nose. By ratcheting up the tension and focusing on the immediate stakes, Young ultimately makes Spider-Man's return all the more heroic. I love Elfman's other work on the film though. That heavy instrumentation for the Doc Ock theme is just perfect.

This whole movie was great, but this is probably my favorite scene. It’s a nice touch that the Headless Horseman cannot enter the church. He’s an unholy being, much like most Vampires and the immortals in the Highlander franchise. 1:22 to 1:32

Why is this movie not on any of the streaming platforms?

Brooks wackerman was the drummer here just found out lol