>crime movie
> has a jazz soundtrack
>horror movie
>has synth soundtrack
>sci fi movie
>has classical music soundtrack
>>69065511
>jazz - noir/urban
>synth - disturbing/weird/chilling
>classical - epic/adventure/grandiosity
nothing wrong
>>69065713
I'm saying I'm as happy as a Milhouse when movies use these soundtracks
(Though I feel as if Jazz hasn't been used In a crime /noir film in awhile. It's also good for spy movies)
>>69065713
That's why his reaction image is positive
>every new movie
>dubstep soundtrack
>sci fi action adventure
>has a jazz soundtrack
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okFLt9lGxlc
>Hip-hop movie
>has a rap soundtrack
>>69065948
Thought you were talking about this
https://youtu.be/Aw3fN3OPk3A
>music scored by orchestra
>ripped off Gustav Holst's "the Planets"
>Every modern blockbuster movie trailer
>Begins with that fucking tear drop sound and narration
What movie started the noir = jazz tradition? Was it Chinatown or something earlier?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmOhNyitewI
>>69066621
Noir existed in the late 30s, early 40s w jazz scores. Chinatown is "neo-noir," employing the same style score.
I liked when movies / tv shows had a big jazzy horn section and when two characters fighting each other it sounded like the horns were hitting you
(Or however one would describe it: bleep boop, blap blooop)
Did The Third Man have a jazz soundtrack? It seemed jazzy but I don't know a lot about music
>>69066935
I had remembered it being something that was introduced later, and then it was like noir had always had jazz music.
