Track 21- "Everything About You" (again, I loved hearing the original Nemo theme reprised).Track 20- "Two Lefts and a Right" (expands on a theme introduced in Track 7- " Jewel of Morro Bay".Track 12- "Nobody's Fine" (introduces the fly, fast paced Hank/escape theme heard throughout).Track 3- "Lost at Sea" (both Track 2 and 3 utilize Dory's emotional theme heard throughout).To wrap things up, my top 10 favorite tracks out of the 34 are: ) It's not a bad thing, but being a film score buff, I notice these things. The easiest example I can pull up is this listen to the very beginning of THIS track from Bridge of Spies and THIS track from Finding Dory. Banks, Bridge of Spies and 007: Spectre (among others).
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Tracks felt very reminiscent of the work he did on A Series of Unfortunate Events, Saving Mr. Recognize that some of the tracks feel very much like a combination of If you're a follower of Thomas Newman scores as I am, you'll probably Track 21- "Everything About You" (finally reprises the tender "Nemo Egg" theme that you know and love).Track 8- "Gnarly Chop" (reprises the surfer dude "Crush/sea turtle" theme).Track 4- "One Year Later" (reprises the frantic "Nemo is lost" theme as well as the "coral reef" theme).In fact, there are only three brief tracks that use some familiar themes from the first film:
This is a very different score than Finding Nemo and is in no way a rehash. However, I've come to the conclusion that this is a stunningly beautiful score regardless. After multiple listens, I still feel that this is the first time a Pixar score hasn't included a main theme that I can hum or whistle. During my initial listen, I was a little disappointed that there wasn't a melody/theme that was as instantly iconic as the original Nemo theme. Over the past few days, I've been listening to this soundtrack and really internalizing it. I love what composer Thomas Newman did with Finding Nemo and Wall♾ and I was excited to hear what he came up with this time around. I look forward to Pixar soundtrack releases like no other, so needless to say I was greatly anticipating Finding Dory. Though the images on screen are powerful and beautiful on their own, the music adds an emotional depth and fun that ties everything (the animation, the voice acting, the sounds, etc.) together. There's no denying that much of the heart and soul of any Pixar film lies within the music.
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