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by Matt Goldberg Posted:October 4th, 2011 at 7:48 am
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Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross picked up Oscars for their score for The Social Network. The duo has re-teamed for Fincher’s new film, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and some of their score is played over a new promo video for the film. The promo video doesn’t show any footage from the film, but it does show a cool look at how a metal poster for the movie gets made. As for the score, it sounds how you would expect a Reznor score to sound like: mechanical and ambient. I don’t much care for it right now, but I felt the same way about the score for The Social Network before I saw the movie and now I dig what Reznor and Ross came up with.
Hit the jump to check out the video. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo opens December 21st.
Via Mouth Taped Shut.
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I’m taking that porter the second it arrives at work…if we get one.
***poster damn auto spell
I hope they’re gonna sell those posters ! Awesome.
Very cool.
Reminds me of an animal collective song. One of their bad ones, that meanders around and isn’t really a song at all, but just a collection of noises that literally has no rhythm.
Erm… so just like most other movie soundtracks that are designed to work with imagery, create an atmosphere and compliment a scene or plot development and/or create tension?
Maybe you’d feel more comfortable if it had words and a beat…. oh bet then it WOULD be a song and not a movie soundtrack.
Go back to school, genius.