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Remember Barry Lyndon? Kubrick was great at picking music for his films.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e52IMaE-3As



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Originally posted by Jim Shugart:
Remember Barry Lyndon?


I do. It was nice to be reminded of the music.




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I've never seen the film but that is a lovely piece of music. Thanks for sharing it.
 
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I’ve heard this before, what movie was it in? It’s fantastic.

I’ve never seen “Barry Lyndon”..so it must have been in something else….



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The Schubert piece is very well known and has undoubtedly been used in other movies, but I can't think of another one.

Y'all really need to watch Barry Lyndon. You won't be sorry: It's one the most beautiful films ever made.

Kubrick managed to get a f0.7 (!) lens from Zeiss that they had developed for NASA. He was able to shoot scenes using only candle light. Not too shabby for 1975.




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That was excellent! Thanks for sharing!
 
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Not the only film to use Classical music as the major theme. Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Strings" was the only background music during "Platoon", and was extremely effective.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRCubAtPiKg

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https://youtu.be/1f7874ZUJpA?t=66

Start at 0:54



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Very cool. I've seen the film but had forgotten that.



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There was another movie that I just couldn't recall that was really bothering me.

Finally got it: The Hunger, a Tony Scot vampire film from 1983. It's a decent horror flick with Catherine Deneuve, David Bowie, and Susan Sarandon. Scot uses the trio in several places, including over the closing credits.



Nice flick to watch for Halloween.



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