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Musicality of a movie

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But songwriters Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez brought out their Broadway chops just as effectively for the film’s comedic highlight, a snowman’s ebulliently naïve ode to that which would destroy him. Not wanting to split the vote, Disney submitted this to the Oscars as the movie’s sole song candidate. The real version comes fairly early (arguably too early) in the film as Menzel - voicing a snow princess who’s warmly embracing her inner iciness - delivers an empowerment ballad that pretty effectively has Wicked’s “Defying Gravity” as its model. “Let It Go” is the Best Song front-runner, in spite of, not because of, the lame Demi Lovato radio version that runs over the end credits. PHOTOS: An Ode to ’60s Folk Music: The Making of ‘ Inside Llewyn Davis’

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It’s likely not as flattering as Spears might have imagined when she licensed the track, but it’s the moment in the movie that best makes the case for how short a distance it is from not-that-innocent to totally debauched. A simple pop number then becomes a lurid clarion call before moving on to Britney’s own studio version as the backdrop for a violent crime montage, complete with hog-tied and pistol-whipped victims. The four-girl crime wave at the heart of Harmony Korin’s bacchanal established themselves early in the film as Britney Spears fans, with a parking lot group-sing of “Baby One More Time.” So when would-be mentor James Franco sits down at the piano for a sensitive version of Spears’ “Everytime,” the thug draws the bikini-clad gals one step further into his world of violence and gives the scene an eerie creepiness, especially when the girls don’t take their pink ski masks off as they sing along to the ballad. But much later, when he sings “Queen Jane” at a pivotal make-or-break audition moment, there IS something slightly comical about how the title character has such integrity that he thinks singing an ancient ballad about a dead baby is the thing that’s going to get him over in his career. Right at the outset, the Coen brothers set a very sober tone as the protagonist sings “Hang Me” straight through, with no cuts or chuckles. Justin wrote that Coasters vibe about it.” The rest of the music in InsideLlewyn Davis was no laughing matter. “That’s like a Coasters song or something. “That’s a rock & roll song, right?” said Burnett. As producer/co-writer T Bone Burnett pointed out to THR recently, that tune is an anomaly in this faux folk biopic, and not just because it’s the only comedic number. Kennedy” not being eligible for a Best Song Oscar, since it’s very loosely based on a couple of existing ‘60s folk-pop tunes.

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Suspicious package at trump tower

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Your encouragement and constant feedback on how to improve our offering have only made our resolve and commitment to these ideals stronger. (This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)īusiness Standard has always strived hard to provide up-to-date information and commentary on developments that are of interest to you and have wider political and economic implications for the country and the world. The 58-storey building is owned by Trump and the Trump Organization. It was not clear exactly what the items were or where they came from. Two additional devices were found during a broader search, and an NYPD bomb squad was called to investigate the scene, NBC reported.Įarlier reports said at least three suspicious packages were found at three different locations outside the Trump Tower as well. The investigation is on-going and so far nothing dangerous have been found since their discovery on Friday, NYPD public information officer Sergeant Vincent Marchese told Xinhua news agency.Īn all-clear was issued at the US President Donald Trump's namesake skyscraper about 7 p.m., not long after a custodian first told officers about two unattended devices in the lobby. Several suspicious packages have been found at the Trump Tower in Manhattan that were being probed, the New York Police Department (NYPD) said.