Hacksaw Ridge | Nov 4 2016 | Lionsgate | WWII movie directed by Mel Gibson. Starring Andrew Garfield, Sam Worthington, Luke Bracey, Teresa Palmer. The movie gets the BOZ/Tele/WB seal of approval.

[DAR]

I liked the trailer a lot.  He's too good a director to not be making films

[junkshop36]

Damn! This looks really good. 

[zackzack]

21 hours ago, mrqe93 said:

Battle of Five Armies trailer music!

Looks average to me... Not sold on Andrew Garfield's accent

 

Not sold on Teresa Palmer's?

[Cochofles]

I am not down with Gibson's crazy ass ideologies, but he is a damn fine director.

 

[Cochofles]

On 6/30/2016 at 8:32 AM, Baumer said:

 

Good point....The cast has me intrigued....and Palmer is someone I will pay to watch in theaters, she is that attractive.

 

I am slowly jumping on the Theresa Palmer train.

The more I see of her, the more interesting I find her and the more I want to find out about her.

[Halba]

this looks excellent . teresa palmer looks good. good aussie actress.

Edited July 30, 2016 by Halba

[DeeCee]

One of my co-workers is excited for this. Her nephew is in it. 

[MrHardapple]

The trailer looks pretty good.

This could become a surpise hit in the US.

One of my most anticipated films this year.

[Kalo]

This movie went completely under my radar looks fantastic! trailer brought tears to my eyes! it's now one of my most anticipated films of the holiday season! 

[ddddeeee]

Debney's been bumped from the project apparently, despite recording a full score.

 

Recording a score is super expensive so since they recorded Gibson was obviously happy. So there's two possibilities.

 

1.) The movie has been edited to such an extent that Debney's score no longer fits.

2.) The movie isn't working, they're panicking and the music is one of the only things they can change at this point.

[The Futurist]

Sam Worthington.

Winning.

[MrHardapple]

9 hours ago, ddddeeee said:

Debney's been bumped from the project apparently, despite recording a full score.

 

Recording a score is super expensive so since they recorded Gibson was obviously happy. So there's two possibilities.

 

1.) The movie has been edited to such an extent that Debney's score no longer fits.

2.) The movie isn't working, they're panicking and the music is one of the only things they can change at this point.

I don't know the reason, but I am pretty confident it has nothing to do with the quality of the film.

Early reviews and test screenings were fantastic, so both your possibilities may not fit here.

[bapi]

First screening in Venice:

September 4

19:15

[RichWS]

[jb007]

Mel Gibson

Andrew Garfield

Sam Worthington

Luke Bracey,

Teresa Palmer

Hugo Weaving

Rachel Griffiths

Vince Vaughn.

Other than Teresa Palmer, this looks like the list of "Where are they now" 

[Blankments]

Got the trailer at Hell or High Water. This looks really good to me.

[RobinHood26]

On August 21, 2016 at 3:05 PM, ddddeeee said:

Debney's been bumped from the project apparently, despite recording a full score.

 

Recording a score is super expensive so since they recorded Gibson was obviously happy. So there's two possibilities.

 

1.) The movie has been edited to such an extent that Debney's score no longer fits.

2.) The movie isn't working, they're panicking and the music is one of the only things they can change at this point.

 

It could just tonally not match.

 

Alan Silverstri turned in a basically full Pirates score and they dumped it. Hans and his team came in with l 2 months left or something crazy. 

[ddddeeee]

3 minutes ago, Jay Hollywood said:

 

It could just tonally not match.

 

Alan Silverstri turned in a basically full Pirates score and they dumped it. Hans and his team came in with l 2 months left or something crazy. 

If it didn't match they would have realized that before recording. The entire score would have been mocked-up, they'd have heard it all.

 

Silvestri never recorded anything for Pirates. They decided what he was writing wasn't working, completely different situation.

[Goffe]

57 minutes ago, ddddeeee said:

Silvestri never recorded anything for Pirates. They decided what he was writing wasn't working, completely different situation.

According to the Hans-Zimmer.com guy, Silvestri did actually compose and recorded music for the film. It was only one cue apparently, for the Moonlight Serenade sequence.

[Elessar]

On 22.8.2016 at 0:05 AM, ddddeeee said:

Debney's been bumped from the project apparently, despite recording a full score.

 

Recording a score is super expensive so since they recorded Gibson was obviously happy. So there's two possibilities.

 

1.) The movie has been edited to such an extent that Debney's score no longer fits.

2.) The movie isn't working, they're panicking and the music is one of the only things they can change at this point.

 

Gibson is searching for the James Horner magic. Alas, there is (was) only one James Horner.

Edited August 30, 2016 by Elessar