The soundtrack of the film, Enio Morricone, selected instruments that fit the film's "mysterious" and "dreamy" features such as Pai Xiao, with their whimpering, or dreamy and erratic sounds, combined with strings and vocals. The combination makes the music express what the picture can't express. When the old noodles returned to the old place, Morricone used a soothing, soft rhythm and melody. The music cleverly hinted at the changes of the times and the passage of years, showing the turbulent heart of the noodles under the calm appearance. When Noodles meets Deborah alone in a tavern, Morricone uses a gentle, sentimental theme, with a graceful, euphemistic string ensemble. The music is full of sentimentality in the beauty, and it seems that they have already paved the way for the unfortunate ending of the two. When the noodles watched Deborah's train slowly moving away from the crowded train station, the sad, elegant voiceless hum of the soprano singer Ida sounded in her ears, fully expressing the kind of resentment inside the noodles. Feeling ().
Once Upon a Time in America Excellent soundtrack
2021-10-20 17:21
Extended Reading
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Rudy 2021-10-20 19:01:54
After all, the two rape scenes are unbearable, and the most indispensable thing on the male’s legendary road is the beautiful and indecent female victims.
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Camryn 2022-03-25 09:01:05
#重看#SIFF@影城; Familiar melody sounds, and goosebumps; you are the moon in the mirror in the water, you are the treasure of that city, because of you, I have the courage to overcome the predicament; Back to a hundred times, the love of the thin clouds and the sky is more than the ashes of time; it fully shows how the image preserves the frozen time, the witnesses of each other's life and death, if they can be fixed in the first youth forever; tears brush.
Once Upon a Time in America quotes
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Fat Moe: When did you get back?
Noodles: Today.
Fat Moe: Why?
Noodles: They got in touch with me.
Fat Moe: Who?
Noodles: I thought you might know.
Fat Moe: Me? I don't know nothin' 'bout nobody no more.
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Noodles: How's your sister?
Fat Moe: I ain't seen her for years. She's a big star now.
Noodles: We should have known, huh? You can always tell the winners at the starting gate. You can always tell the winners, and you can tell the losers.
[looks at Moe]
Noodles: Who would've put a penny on you?
Fat Moe: I'd have put everything I ever had on you.
Noodles: Yeah, and you would've lost.
Fat Moe: Well, you're beat. Good night.
Noodles: Good night, Moe. Thanks.
Fat Moe: What have you been doing all these years?
Noodles: I've been going to bed early.