Intrada Soundtrack Forum

For #1: Maybe The Mechanic?

I'm not actually familiar with his score to The Mechanic, but both Lawman and Scorpio are favorites of mine, and I'd definitely like to hear another Fielding thriller.

I don't know that Bill & Ted fits, though. The three scores are a 70's actioner, an orchestral showpiece set in ancient times, and an oft requested thriller. The Redford score has to be the showpiece in ancient times, and a case could possible be made for The Mechanic as either of the other two. But since Bill & Ted was neither made in the 70's nor a thriller, I don't think that'll be it.

Here's a guess that I refuse to believe could possibly be right, but did the release of Black Sunday possibly give a boost to The Hindenburg?

Well, I'll trumpet very loudly for JAC Redford's ONE NIGHT WITH THE KING. This a great release and one of Redford's best scores in recent memory. Nicde little film that came and went, so I, for one, am truly glad to know that it's getting a chance to be heard, and appreciated, away from the visuals of the film.

Way to go INTRADA!!!

~ SH

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One Night with The King looks like an interesting movie. I think I'll add it to my Netflix queue and take a look.

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