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John Ottman's Astro Boy
 20-Nov-2009 - Varèse Sarabande has released the score for Astro Boy. A thrilling tale of a true hero, Astro Boy is an all-new, feature film full of action, adventure, humor and heart. Set in futuristic Metro City, Astro Boy is about a young robot with incredible powers created by a brilliant scientist named Tenma (Nicolas Cage). Powered by positive “blue” energy, Astro Boy (Freddie Highmore) is endowed with super strength, x-ray vision, unbelievable speed and the ability to fly. Embarking on a journey in search of acceptance, Astro Boy encounters many other colorful characters along the way. Through his adventures, he learns the joys and emotions of being human, and gains the strength to embrace his destiny. Ultimately learning his friends and family are in danger, Astro Boy marshals his awesome super powers and returns to Metro City in a valiant effort to save everything he cares about and to understand what it takes to be a hero. John Ottman’s soaring and adventurous score was recorded with some of London’s finest musicians.
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Lockyer/McGuffie's Dr. Who And The Daleks
 19-Nov-2009 - Silva Screen Records has released the lovingly restored soundtracks to the only two big screen Doctor Who films ever made - the 1965 release Dr. Who And The Daleks and 1966 Dalek's Invasion Earth: 2150 A.D. Accidentally thrown together in an adventure of a lifetime, Dr. Who (Peter Cushing), his granddaughters, and their friend Ian cross the intergalactic universe in the Doctor's new invention the T.A.R.D.I.S. his space and time machine. Landing unsuspectingly on Planet Skaro, here they meet the kind and placid Thal's, who are under the mortal fear of the dreaded Dalek's. Deadly mutants living inside their metal casings and killing everything that crosses its path. Here is the battle of the Daleks vs. the Thals. The music was composed by Malcom Lockyer and Bill McGuffie with sections enhanced by electronic sounds created by Barry Gray, famed for his work with Gerry Anderson. The album also includes contemporary single releases and a 20 page inlay booklet packed with memorabilia and detailed production notes.
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Stephen Trask's The Vampire's Assistant
 17-Nov-2009 - Varèse Sarabande has released the score for The Vampire's Assistant, a fantasy-adventure about a teenager who unknowingly breaks a 200-year-old truce between two warring factions of vampires. Pulled into a fantastic life of misunderstood sideshow freaks and grotesque creatures of the night, one teen will vanish from the safety of a boring existence and fulfill his destiny in a place drawn from nightmares. 16-year-old Darren (Chris Massoglia) was like most kids in his suburban neighborhood. He hung out with his best friend, got decent grades and usually stayed out of trouble. But when he and his buddy stumble upon a traveling freak show, things begin to change inside Darren. That's the exact moment when a vampire named Larten Crepsley (John C. Reilly) turns him into something, well, bloodthirsty. Newly undead, he joins the Cirque Du Freak, a touring sideshow filled with monstrous creatures. The darkly adventurous but fun score is by Stephen Trask.
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Robert J. Kral's Green Lantern: First Flight
 16-Nov-2009 - La-La Land Records has released the original music score to the premiere DC Universe Animated Original Movie Green Lantern: First Flight. Composer Robert J. Kral (Superman Doomsday, Batman: Gotham Knight, The Haunting In Connecticut, TV's Angel) returns to the super-hero genre with another rousing, heroic score to this acclaimed new animated feature. When pilot Hal Jordan accepts a mysterious, powerful ring from a dying alien creature, it transforms him into a Green Lantern - one of an elite force of heroes. These heroes patrol the universe to ensure peace and justice under the leadership of the Guardians of the Universe. Unsure of their newest recruit, the Guardians assign Hal to their most-honored Green Lantern Sinestro for training, unaware that Sinestro wants to overthrow the Guardians and create a new order he'll control. It's a battle of might and willpower as Hall must prove his worth by defeating Sinestro to save the Green Lantern Corps. The CD booklet features comments from the composer. This is a limited edition of 1500 copies.
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Jerry Goldsmith's Escape From The Planet Of The Apes.
 14-Nov-2009 - Varèse Sarabande has released in the CD Club series Escape From The Planet Of The Apes. Jerry Goldsmith returned for the third film in Twentieth Century Fox’s Planet of the Apes saga. For Franklin J. Schaffner’s original classic, Goldsmith wrote one of the all-time GREAT films scores. Remarkable in every way and truly groundbreaking, there was no topping what he had done previously. So Jerry Goldsmith did what he always did in that situation … he wrote something completely new! And once again he soared! For Escape From The Planet of the Apes (1971) Jerry miraculously brought Planet of the Apes to the 1970s and gave it a groove! That’s not to say his original score didn’t have plenty of groove itself, but in a very different way. Here he added an electric guitar, a steel drum and a sitar to his orchestra! Previously available only as an abbreviated “bonus track” on Varèse's Planet of the Apes CD, this release of the complete score from Escape From The Planet Of The Apes finally plugs one of the of the most important holes in Jerry Goldsmith’s discography.
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 Joby Talbot's Franklyn
12-Nov-2009 - Silva Screen Records has released the score for Franklyn. Starring Ryan Phillippe and Eva Green, Franklyn is a bold britflick, a complex and ambitious film that highlights the director's potential with Joby Talbot’s music “providing a solid emotional core throughout”. The film is a split narrative set simultaneously in contemporary London and in a future metropolis ruled by religious fervor. It's the story of four lost souls, divided by two parallel worlds, on course for an explosive collision when a single bullet will decide all their fates. Joby Talbot’s quirky and classical soundtrack to Gerald McMorrow's sci-fi thriller is a wonderful blend of classically orchestrated scores with a slight twist of malice, as only Talbot can summon up... Talbot's soundtrack makes his previous scores look like practice attempts at greatness - with this album he's managed to achieved it and then some.
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Mokadelic's marPiccolo
 10-Nov-2009 - CAM Original Soundtracks has released the score for marPiccolo (the basin located North of the town of Taranto), the latest film by director Alessandro di Robilant, and freely based on the novel by Andrea Cotti. Presented at the International Rome Film Festival, in the "Alice Nella Citta'" section (15-23 October 2009). Set in one of the most needy and degraded neighbourhoods in Taranto (southern Italy), it is the story of an eighteen year old boy, Tiziano, smart enough not to get in trouble but also smart enough not to get out of trouble. It is also the story of a girl who wants with all her might to lead a normal life and whom, only thanks to her strong will, is able to tear her boyfriend away from a life with a marked destiny. Starring Giulio Beranek (Tiziano), Roberto Bovenga (Trascene), Michele Riondino (boss Tonio), Giorgio Colangeli (De Nicola), Valentina Carnelutti (prof. Costa), Selenia Orzella (Stella), and Anna Ferruzzo (Maria). The score is written by the psychedelic rock band MOKADELIC, and is also available on all major digital platforms.
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7-Nov-2009 - Chuck Cirino's Bone Eater
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6-Nov-2009 - Ennio Morricone's Mio Caro Assassino
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4-Nov-2009 - Elias/Morgan Children Of The Corn
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2-Nov-2009 - Douglas Pipes' Trick 'R Treat
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26-Oct-2009 - Ennio Morricone's Baarìa
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25-Oct-2009 - Clint Mansell's L'Affaire Farewell
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23-Oct-2009 - Marty O'Donnell's Halo 3: ODST
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18-Oct-2009 - Guy Farley's Book Of Blood
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10-Oct-2009 - Frederik Wiedmann's The Hills Run Red
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9-Oct-2009 - Danny Elfman's Taking Woodstock
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6-Oct-2009 - Alexandre Desplat's Coco Avant Chanel
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4-Oct-2009 - New from Digitmovies
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1-Oct-2009 - Austin Wintory's Captain Abu Raed
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