I usually like to listen to music, so sometimes I hear good BGM while watching movies. Speaking of the background music of the movie, apart from the original ones by the soundtrack gods, is it the case that the ready-made songs are used directly?
In terms of personal preference, Quentin’s movie set list is my favorite at the moment. You can never tell the rabbit dance in "Pulp Fiction", Hooked on a felling in "Falling Water Dog", Bang Bang in "Kill Bill" and so on. Quentin is always able to find some very distinctive soundtracks that complement the plot of the movie, and it is easy to remember the melody and rhythm after listening to it.
In addition to Quentin, James Steel of the Guardians of the Galaxy has recently become popular with BGM. The two films became popular with two "Hot Songs", and all kinds of popular music that brought together the childhood memories of the American people were collected. When the American people are watching a movie, they suddenly hear a familiar melody. It is estimated that they are in the same mood as the young and middle-aged people in our country suddenly discovered that a certain movie’s BGM was sung by Fei Xiang...
Why did I say so much about the movie BGM, because this movie "Golden Theft Auto" is really a movie supported by the BGM playlist. According to unverified information, it is said that this work is the product of the director exclaiming "I want to make a movie for this song" after hearing a song. In the following years, the director listened to a lot of songs and added them to the movie's playlist one after another. When the playlist was enough for thirty songs, the director started to match the plot for each song...
Is it particularly willful? There is no way that someone has directed the "Blood and Ice Cream Trilogy".
But since you dare to do so, you have to bear the consequences... The beginning of the film is a racing scene with super rhythmic sound waves. Except for this and the later taquilla shootout, the other scenes did not get along well with the BGM... The plot and the BGM are just like gay and les’ marriages. They make do with each other. How do you make do? If you have spare money, just go and see...
I guess the audience that the director envisioned was that the audience became irritated after hearing the music, and unconsciously shook their legs, only to realize that they were too emotional when they accidentally kicked the audience in the front row. But in fact, even though the director put so many "verb hits", I just couldn't shake it. After all, I haven’t heard many of these songs... I feel like I’m playing a hooligan. After all, the director has worked so hard, so why should I pretend to be "climactic"... Hey, my unbelievable legs...
Oh, don’t go if you have a bad heart. 70% of the time, there will be super loud BGM, and the heart will tremble along with it. It will always test your health.
So after watching this movie, we can learn three things: 1. Don’t just make a movie for someone just because of which song you like... It’s not the fault of the song that it’s not good. 2. If the BGM scene in the movie you watch is very heavy, try to find out if you have listened to the music first. If you haven't, listen to it first. After you have heard it, you will have a much better viewing experience. PS Extreme Car God Songs NetEase Cloud Music already has. 3. Don't watch movies that are too boring if you have a bad heart. You're old enough to admit it...
But if you are interested in watching the trailer, then I suggest you go to the theater. After all, this movie is clearly positioned to be young little girls and young men who are looking for excitement and picking up girls. The baby-faced male protagonist is sunny and healthy, and there are many elements of drag racing, gunfights, and crimes. If these points just hit you, and you don’t care about the logic and continuity of the plot, I recommend a look~
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