tell that to Zod's snapped neck

damn, you are cursing now? shit just got real bruh

Which editing software do you use to make your videos?

God bless you, Tony

Yeah fuk em both, watchman rule

Spider-dad is the key to all this

+Okanehira LOL

And he knows all of it.

my new personal hero

I like how he stopped after every other verse and thought to himself: am i gonna show these guys im such a dork that I know the whole fuckin thing?

Could not have said it better.

I am so distracted by his breast...

Makes me want to have a dad. i lost mine when I was two.

That guy was gold!

Genius

Whats your problem dude, you find that cringey shit funny?

I hope he got a singing gig out of this

@@joellim6988 AND U R THE COOLEST DUDE EVER RIGHT???

@@lucm4694 yes

it sound like stuerd little scene

Looks like directors nowadays don't know anymore how to use music to tell an emotional story. The narration is not necessary, the music should tell the story. Sadly, in many movies and TV shows now, music has become meaningless elevator music.

holy shit is amazing. It just makes it work.

mudkittens I got shivers when they removed the narration.

yessss

He is operating at 1000% Dad Mode

mm,m,w,s

Seriously awesome dude.

Tony doesn't monetize his videos.

Yesss

right! captain America is missing emotional investment

Right?then Endgame come too The theme is so recognizable now

But is it reconisable because its good? Or because they repeated it so much it became too hard to miss?

@@MrVos-mh7qo I know I rewatched those trailers again and again both intentionally and from KZfaq ads and from other pre movie trailers.

Why not both

That’s because Avengers hasn’t been around for a while like Harry Potter or Star Wars at that point. Now it’s been over a decade since the avengers movies started, and people remember the music, they’ve had time to sit with it

@@pcyr9999 Thanks for posting the source! It looks like this video singlehandedly changed Marvel's blandness and gave us this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fLWRlbSLrbqYoY0.html

Wow, amazing

The most underrated comment of this video.

That is so awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was literally coming here to say it felt like they fixed this with Ragnarok & Infinity War/Endgame. Some of my favourite cinematic music in those films.

Bad Lip Reading ruined that for me

LOL Me too

Another cool Star Wars tidbit: The Imperial March, which everyone remembers as Vader's theme, didn't actually appear until The Empire Strikes Back! Talk about a great composer topping himself.

Exactly. Williams wrote the score like the film was an opera. Characters had their own themes, moments through the films can be recognized entirely by just the music playing during them. If I played Clash of Lightsabers for anyone they'd recognize it was from Luke's fight with Vader.

I subscribed 7 months ago. Just as I'm starting my work shift today, I get the notification for this upload. LONGEST DAY EVAR. Thanks for the film love, Tony!

Not really

I would agree before but not after Infinity War and Endgame. They finally had real stakes and the finally also have big prices to pay to get what they want.

@@mathiyanz Literally all the Disney movies are formulaic but whatever. Same humor, plot structure, etc. Only endgame did anything different and that was only because RDJ wanted out.

Exactly!

Well,Winter Soldier was risky in terms of tone and it worked.

Fable theme is a lightning example of this.

He's a Dad amongst dads.

his son at the bottom doesnt look too happy

Manboobs

he won my heart, always keep that childhood spirit people it is so endearing

awesome!

Lol yeah, he just kept going. Zero fucks were given

Instant nerd celebrity!

I love how embarrassed his kids were, haha.

never knew there were so many lyrics to the Spidey theme!

Yup...my like to this video goes for him! My most favorite cartoon theme of all time!

exactly, they know this video exist and didn't pay him ;( www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/thor-ragnarok-composer-acknowledges-marvel-scores-sound-same-1054503/

They didn't improve that much. Outside if avengers endgame I can't think of any memorable songs from marvel films.

The Avengers had an iconic theme since 2012 and Captain America, Winter Soilder and Ant-Man had amazing scores as well. What are you guys talking about?

@@Yourboss3382 We are talking about the recall value of those themes, which obviously wasn't much

@@galactic85 Black Panther

Strong poing indeed

his poing do be strong

May the poing be with you

so poing

I think you missed the poing..

Yep.

It is written by lawyer. Anything more could be used in court to squeeze millions of profits. So yeah, it is sleazy worded.

The kind written by expensive lawyers and backed up with a modest yet sufficiently large check written out to the offended party.

Ya Dink

It's the kind of ''we say what you want to hear as long as it doesn't cost money or result into more PR trouble.''

Yes Tony's film insight is very insightful; however, KZfaq has tons of channels with better production value. I still love Every Frame A Painting, but it has nowhere near the "best" production value.

S&S Pictures Well what do you watch then? I think Crash Course, Veritasium, Vsauce 3, Kurzgesagt, Wisecrack and maybe School of Life are on similar levels...

I've become a huge fan of kaptainkristian lately.

Nerdwriter1 has excellent production value.

Ahoy has some of the best that I've seen

into the spiderverse had an incredible score

Yes, Into the Spiderverse was perfection. But I've liked all the nonMCU Spider-Man movies. And those first two raimi ones had great Elfman scores

The only music I remember from spider-verse was “sunflower” but hey, that’s not too shabby.

@@langreeves6419 fucking mcu fanboy detected.

@@nickchavarria8052 poor fucking mcu fanboy detected.

The Starspangled Man song from Cpt. America, though?

It is now ! A remixed version of it was in Homecoming :) I can't remember if it was at the start credit or the end credit though

They play an orchestral version in the opening credits and iirc if you watch the end credits long enough they play the version by The Ramones eventually?

it was in Marvel's Logo animation

I can sing Homecomings Main theme of the top of my Head. No, not the Orchestral version of the 60s theme. I mean the Main theme that plays throughout the Movie ex: Rubble scene

aquamus this channel edited out the boy seeing cap the first time they roll clip because the narrating STOPS during that moment. they intentionally misguided the viewers to falsely establish their point.

There's a risk though that audiences come to depend on the score too much to tell them how to feel at any given moment if it's placed above sound or dialogue. It's like how comedies on TV use a laughter track to remind you to laugh at all the jokes. Some of the most exciting scenes in cinema can be done without any resort to music, like the original mission impossible wires scene. Using music to get an audience pumped or psyched or sad is the most quick and basic way there is really I feel. The score in the phantom meance is amazing but I'd still rather watch Captain America the Winter Solider because really music can't compensate for more important things like writing and directing.

I think it sounded a bit weird. Like those middle notes that rise right before the kid is shown indicate that a narrator or something should probably be there.

I enjoy the narration because it's Gary Sinise, and that's such a Sinise (support the troops) thing to do that it grounds Cap firmly in this universe for me.

it became emotionally richer and deeper without the narrator’s voice and only the music

The interesting part is that the music he replaced it with was from the Thor soundtrack itself! Which stands to reason that the problem isn't with the music - its how the music is used.

i Know!!!!

Every marvel movie has a good memorable theme. The problem is that the themes aren't re-used in other movies. Thor has a different theme in every movie, Iron Man has a different theme in every movie.... Not being able to remember the music is because the producers aren't letting the theme become iconic because they keep ordering their composers to replace it!

it feels like LOTR

Ioazie

Or worse: Hiring a creative professional to have them copy somebody else's copy of their own work. =P

It is cheaper than licensing the actual songs.

Eh.. I work in sound post for film and I see it all the time.. temp music is pretty much copied all the fucking time.

They need the professional to "change" the music enough to avoid copyright lawsuits.

The entire Sherlock Holmes soundtrack is 👌👌

Gladiator!

He created Thor Ragnarok. Aaaaaaaah ah! Aaaaaaaah! Ah! Aaaaaaaaaah Ah! Remember that music?

@@davidnjihia6781 bruh what no.

The entire Modern Warfare 2 soundtrack!

it's fake. the emotional scene is not shown at the end of the first example, but would have had no narrations in either moment (when the boy spots cap). this channel intentionally edited it out to prove their point. the narration serves as key exposition for bucky if you never saw First Avenger.

I disagree. I think it provides a focused bolstering of cap's contextual importance in his relationship with the everyday Joe in the movie's universe; reminded of his living legend status, as evidenced by the kind of language used, it's emotional on more than one level than if there were to be just the comparatively nebulous emotional sound of the score. The score alone makes it emotionally claustrophobic, which would make sense if he were just remembering the horrors of war. The tone of the score clearly belies this; emotional but heroic. If it faded up in volume over the, doing this gradually, then maybe it could work. But it kind of does that anyway in the original edit once he sees the kid.

I teared up from thar shit mane

I think rather than being powerful just like that, it shows that the scene has more potential without the narration. But the score would need to be changed a bit in tone and volume if it actually stood alone.

Feels like Spielberg directed it.

Even when I'm not watching smash videos, I see GimR! I totally agree. (also, thanks for all you do for the community!)

+Thomas Speranza ^^^

Holy shit I found GimR deep in the comment section again. Do I get a prize?

The GIMZ always winz

Yup, one example is the Hope theme from Xmen Days of future past

Marvel did see this. Thor 3 director credited this video.

It's so annoying everyone is jumping on a hate train because nobody can keep track of their history. He was right in 2016. And they greatly improved, maybe even because of this video. But people just know it's memorable now and retroactively think that's how it always been.

@@destrogamer4521 That makes sense. I remember there were a number of scenes in Thor 3 that specifically linger on just the music to have it inspire the emotion in the scene. This is maybe best shown when Hulk turns back into Banner. It could've been done as horror or even comedy, but the music is so pained and tragic even before any action happens that it sets up the welling of emotions inside "The Monster" before we see him break down as Thor looks on, horrified.

@@destrogamer4521 if Taika Waititi really did watch this video, then he made right decision by using Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song" for Thor Ragnarok.

not true, Avengers theme is played in the first Avengers when they team up

Again how does it go again? I have no idea.

no. who remembers the avengers theme

Its just not memorable though. Its pretty generic action dun dun music of the post inception era.

I've heard a couple people in public sing the Avengers theme. Especially on the buildup to Endgame

The only notable tune most Marvel Music sounds like stock tunes that come in editing programs

I guess the problem is that they're all in on it, so it would be endless.

Sounds just slightly better than the temp imo, but yea.

Pun intended?

+Caleb Saxton, Yeah, I like Marvel, but you're right.

That's pretty much Disney. Its fun, safe, and processed for biggest profits. Don't expect anything that hasn't been formulated to the nth degree.

Lucas Alves The thing is... even their fun and interesting movies are formulaic to the Nth degree. Probably focused tested to hell and back.

+Lucas “Prrg” Alves Captain America The Winter Soldier's villain was just a regular guy in charge of hydra which was refreshing

wrenthereaper Dude, with the number of subscribers you have you could be making a LOT of money. Why don't you ever make videos? That's so interesting to see!

Isiskos I"m full time at Corridor and Sam and Niko pumping out content every day! My personal channel is now my side project. Check it out and I hope to see you in the comments there!

that's probably the ONLY Marvel music that is recognizable. XDXDXD

One of the most remembered marvel songs should be Winter Soldier credits.

or the x-men opening theme

That's not an original score. Using famous needle drops from the 70s (however well used they are in the film, and they are VERY well used) is very different from crafting an original score like Star Wars. I'm sure you can sing Awesome Mix Volume 1 but how's your ability with the Guardians of the Galaxy main theme (as heard in the Kyln Escape and at the end of the film)?

Maybe that was James Gunn's hack to get around the problem? I kept waiting for your interview subjects to break out with "If you like Pina Coladas...." or "Moonage Daydream ooohhhh yeahhhhhh".

ps. Thanks for the reply!

Your reply got you a patron

True but the MCU should have an iconic song for each film to differentiate it from just a typical superhero film. I do like the avengers theme song tho

It's also a factor of time and exposure. Star Wars' music has been played loud & up front for nearly 50 years now. _everyone_ knows the themes because dynamics were much more difficult to emphasise over the only way many people had access for repeat viewings, TV speakers. Therefore, the music that plays loudly and upfront will stick in the memory. They've rewatched those movies countless times and the entire franchise and advertising of the toys and other stuff uses that theme, so it has longer to stew and be remembered. They didn't stick to a single theme for any characters in the early MCU, the themes for Iron Man 1 & 2 were different, same for First Avenger and Winter Soldier and later Civil War, Thor & The Dark World, none of them used _the exact same theme_ , they usually either took a motif and ran it again in a different piece, or they straight up replaced it. When this video came out, the newest MCU movie was Age of Ultron. Age of Ultron used a new theme, Heroes, instead of the now widely known Avengers theme, which BLASTED over the single most iconic moment in the franchise, and the result of a 10 year buildup, and we're now 6 years after that moment. People have rewatched the popular movies many times since then, especially during lockdowns, and the motifs have been more up front and memorable because they've started using loud cliché hero brass. Everyone knows the Tom Holland Spider-Man motif now because we had 3 movies of it, especially the last one that ended the movie on an epic choral interpretation, and it helps that all 3 of those movies, as well as Doctor Strange, were done by Michael Giacchino, who also did The Incredibles 1 and 2. Danny Elfman came back in to do Multiverse of Madness because Sam Raimi liked what he did on Spider-Man 1 and 2. We got Ludwig Göransson doing Black Panther and then making a soundtrack that Star Wars nerds regard as on par with John Williams' work, with The Mandalorian, and that theme stuck in everyone's heads because not only is it a banger and very unique, it's a tv show theme. It plays every single episode. People heard it every week, twice an episode from opening & credits. My point is, you can't call the early MCU music bland and unmemorable when they're actively avoiding repeating the use of themes. Just look at the complaints of the Avengers theme being overplayed now because we heard it in Avengers, part of the motif in Age of Ultron, again in Antman when Scott goes to the Avengers compound, I think it plays in Homecoming when Peter is shown the Iron Spider suit, and then you have Infinity War, it plays in the post credits of Captain Marvel when Fury names the Avengers Intiative, and then you have the "Avengers Assemble" moment in Endgame, which has the theme build on from an entirely new piece that people also now remember despite only hearing it once because of the moment it played over (Portals). Post-Endgame, we've heard it in Far From Home, Black Widow, and in What If multiple times. All of that, from a now 12 year old movie. People remember Motifs not just because they're catchy, but because they're *everywhere*. To be completely fair, try asking someone to sing Transformers movie music, or The Fast & The Furious. The MCU cannot be blamed for people not remembering themes, hell, ask someone to remember the Tobey Macguire Spider-Man theme and they'll usually draw a blank because those themes are 24 years old and only played 3 times (hell, they'll give you the black suit theme instead because of memes) meanwhile, Batman '89 got reused on the animated show and the Lego games. Temp music is not to blame when a director wants incidental music that punctuates and pushes a particular feeling to an audience through audio language they've heard before (The Inception "BWAAAA" in trailers etc). It's auditory shorthand, and sometimes composers just alter their previous work (Alan Sylvestri with Mouse Hunt & Avengers)

They did

@@Belioyt sounds like you're in the production?

A response to this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i8mIpqtpnb7Qe4E.html

And then ignored it?

Cameron Ternent um no. They listened and now the MCU scores are much better and more recognizable.

perfectly put!

seriously all of this guys' videos are 11/10

iang true

Such a confirmation. I always listen consciously for music in films.

just asked a friend to do this and she hummed like 9 marvel songs.

yeah they finally made the risk. apparently there are a bunch of ignorant people in the comments section. the main avengers theme only became really apparent after the teaser trailer of Infinity War. Cos that's when Marvel studios wanted to take the risk for the Endgame. It's better for it to be massively remembered to the most important films of the entire MCU.

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Jahaziel Cipolla +

@@xshxr probably cos they had a lot of other stuff to do. too busy. or just not true fans

@@xshxr or late to the party

***** Lol I actually heard the score in my head when reading that

Captain America March.

Fcfff

Yeah, the Avengers theme is very distinct. Iron Man 3 also has a pretty distinct main theme (played orchestrally throughout, and in a jazzy version for the ending credits), but it doesn't get a lot of attention, probably because that movie had such a mixed response. I liked Iron Man 3, and the soundtrack was one reason why. Really happy someone made a video about this, because it's a damn shame. Considering all the hugely talented people Marvel bring on to direct, produce and star in their movies, they could achieve great things with score if they didn't play it so safe. Especially considering how team-ups and crossovers are such a big part of the franchise. EDIT: Just realized I can also remember the Ant-Man theme from the top of my head despite having seen the movie only once. It's a fairly simplistic theme, but hey.

It's the only themes that's been used in more then one film, if you don't count that TDW Captain America theme joke.

that explains the Harry Potter music...

And Danny Elfman. They both used to be the kings of superheroes theme (Superman, Tim Burton's Batman, and Sam Raimi's Spiderman). Now, Marvel just used Danny Elfman as secondary composer for Age of Ultron and ditched Alan Silvestri who composed a memorable theme for the first Avengers movie. It's a good thing Alan will be back for Infinity Wars.

age of ultron has just a messy and unbalanced score. not possible to listen to.

It's very possible to listen to for me, moreso then something like WS. A lot of the score is actually very good.

yes.

thats not sam raimi's it's from the cartoon

but still

speaking of cartoons though .... the Spectacular Spiderman theme and 90s X-Men themes were amazing

That was one of the only Marvel Films that had a discernible theme.

The original Sam Raimi Spider-Man was made in a time where they actually scored movies beautifully. Now they're lazy

The composer of thor ragnarok wrote an essay that this video influenced him. It didn't exactly last for the movies that came after, in my opinion, but they tried something different at least (not just the funky music, but also thors rebrand from shakespeare to himbo). Same with hulk's autotune voice, though that could be coincidental.

i see everyone talking about subsequent marvel music being noticeably more prominent but i would still be stumped to hum a tune from Ragnorok or Avengers as would many stopped on the street i imagine. too little too late imo

@@JadeIsBunny yeah article : www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/thor-ragnarok-composer-acknowledges-marvel-scores-sound-same-1054503/

You mean OSt's when you say "real songs"?

GoT has a lot of epic soundtrack besides the songd

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Yup Guardians of the Galaxy has an iconic soundtrack. If I hear a song that's in the film, my mind automatically goes to that scene... They did a great job with the soundtrack.

I feel like Guardians of The Galaxy was pretty artistic. both visually and musically

Sure - because it was made by a director who stands up for his idea of a film. (Slither, Super, etc) And the music was memorable only because 80% of it was already famous needle drops from the 70s.

True, Marvel movies rely solely on nailing their character's personalities, charismatic casting and snappy dialogue. I enjoy the movies, but they're barely functional as art.

Really? Haven't you seen Jessica Jones or Daredevil?

Ah, kay, you said like TV movies. I still think that Guardians are pretty well shot, so is Iron Man 3.

I was about to say: wow Whitaker has some skills XD

Geo ‍ DOOM

The poor kid tho. Just watch him!

You're not alone. :)

I can hum all the themes... so I think I am alone

Not alone my friend.

Same. The first Iron Man had a sweet theme as well.

No you are not, i was about to toss the screen downstairs when these people could not remember Avenger's theme song.

Funny you’d say that because I found this from a Reddit thread pwning on the Snyderverse and claiming that even the music for BvS is shite nvmd the rest of the movie.

I'm far more impressed than I should be.

Same, he was beyond awesome.

lol, good point.

Assassin's Creed 2

Even Halo has derivative music now with 5.

Excuse-fucking-you, Hans Zimmer's Crysis 2 and Modern Warfare 2 are beautiful.

Meanwhile, in Hotline Miami...

Music makes so much more difference than you realize. Often, it's basically half of the scene.

The scene was meant to be a comic beat though- they're knocking at the window and yell 'FOUND YOU!' at Thor, having heroic music underneath that moment would make the sequence tonally jarring as the visuals and the dialogue are trying to sell a joke while the music is trying to sell the scene as an epic reunion.

Hans Zimmer as well.

BWOA!

The superhero nerd I love Zimmer's scores as well but trying to argue that Williams' scores sound identical and Zimmer's don't is a bit ridiculous.

+Evoo nah Han Zimmer is well known but it's not like people leave the theater humming his tunes

Hans Zimmer is the *problem* here. This entire video, without mentioning his name beyond a credit for a temp track, laid out exactly what's wrong with what he does.

i could never forget that intro... truly amazing

u would be right. If the video would not telling about movies only

John Paesano did a marvelous job on that one

I have that theme as my ringtone

Oh yeah. And Jessica Jones. And the Lonely Man theme. And the Spiderman theme from 2002.

I'm sure they have seen it by now

No, don't this video is bullshit. He says the theme from Star Wars, Harry, Potter and James Bond are memorable but those are the main themes. Then he complains about the scores from the Marvel movies but ignores their themes. Whatever agenda this guy has he's not accurate.

+Hello There But even then, none of the songs made for each of the heroes of the Marvel films ever stand out, they're bland, boring and forgettable

That's not true at all. It's just that you've heard the Superman march all your life and you don't care enough about music to listen to them outside of their movies. The Iron Man score is great, very fitting with the character. Thor's entire score is among the best of the MCU. Danny Elfman created a very memorable motif for the Avengers.

Let's hear you hum those Marvel themes then. Don't go back to check to make sure what it is. If you're right and this video is bogus you should be able to hum it right off the top of your head. Just right now in your seat record yourself humming it and get back to us with it.

Not really, just one theme that's been the same since 2012, the rest it's outter garbage in terms of ost.

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@@eliasfigarzon9813 Infinity war/Endgame also had Portals and Gamora's death theme. Aswell as that Civil War, Winter Soldier, GOTG all have great music. The reason none of them are memorable is because there is so much content coming out now that no one track that becomes widely recognized.

@Elias Figarzon Most MCU movies are great. Cope

@@eliasfigarzon9813 Yeah, but they do different, unique, bold variations to that theme. That “one theme” is on par with ANYTHING John Williams ever did. And I say that as a massive John Williams fan.

Really?? How do you know?

@@krzysztofpiasek5682 no he's right. The director for Thor 3 has credited this video

@@eddydrouet1888 Got a link to this, mate? Director crediting this video.

@@yeppieyay8906 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thor:_Ragnarok_(soundtrack)

Still having one recognisable theme for 20+ movies is kinda weak. I am sure you can think of at least 4 Star Wars Themes for the Original Trilogy.

The video or Marvel music, because Marvel has plenty of music that not just chords or flat harmonies technically.

Daniel Davis Well obviously they don't use it very well.

"Where's the motif?!"

You see, all? This comment ^ is very memorable because it's bold & draws hyperbolic comparisons, even threatening to overstep itself grammatically, but it got to you, didn't it? You should all stop being so safe, do away with your temp comments, & strive to be more memorable, like this one is.

oh wait scrap that piece of sarcasm he just released another...

I'll take quality over quantity any day.

+VARIOUS videos It doesn't take 4 months to make a 13 min vid

+Steven Zhang It can take way over 4 months to make a 13 min video. There's a lot of research to do. Do you think Tony just had all this information in his head? Maybe he slacked three months and worked one? No.

Steven Zhang Maybe not if that's all you're doing, but this channel doesn't support itself, you need to work, eat and sleep. You need to go out and capture footage of strangers (those people in the video are almost certainly not the only people approached) on a day sunny enough for it to look good, not to mention the amount of research and knowledge you need to put something like this together, and all of that is just before you come to the editing stage. Quality content like this takes time. A lot of it. I'm sure Tony appreciates enthusiasm for his content, but you need to understand that you absolutely cannot put out a video (or indeed a pair of videos) like this every week while working (I believe Tony does work full-time unless something has changed for him recently) without significantly dropping the quality of the videos in question (not to mention quickly running out of ideas). Try editing a video like this and you'll quickly realise it's not easy, and it's certainly not quick.

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James Bond's music wasn't written by John Williams but your point is valid. You get john williams and you aren't telling him what to do, he will do whatever the hell he likes. David Arnold was the composer for James Bond from Tomorrow Never Dies to Quantum of Solace and i read somewhere that when a director tells him "I don't want the music to be noticed" he will just reply with "Do you notice the music in E.T.?" "yes" "And what's wrong with E.T.?" I get the sense he bullies directors into letting him do what he thinks is best aha

Megadog the avengers theme is so good

@@rhodriwilliams2599 that's why he said two-thirds

TheDragonKing yes my mistake. Still that story about David Arnold is fairly relevant.

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Yeah. A lot of what's said here is true, but the Avengers theme is definitely the exception. You hear it (or a variation of it at least) used to great effect in the Infinity War trailer.

Marvel saw this video and took notes. That's why the infinity war trailer gave more importance to the avengers theme song and black panther has a really good soundtrack.

Because the Avengers theme has been used in 2 out of 18 MCU movies.

Kailee Walden its really hard to remember

titanic and inception's scores are amazing and iconic, both are stand alone movies

Titanic became memorable because it's song was played on the radio NONSTOP in the 90s. Inception became memorable because it infected every trailer post 2010. Repetition.

+Alda Balda They wouldn't have been put in the positions to be repeated constantly if they were bland and unoriginal.

I think both Titanic and Inception are quite bland and unoriginal, it was the repetition that drove them into our heads.

exactly what i thought....you have new theme for every movie...and they are not classic movies like james bond or star wars....btw you have their theme songs on the beginning of the movie, in "intro credits"....same with harry potter, every movie started with that...for marvel movies? their themes are usually in the most epic scenes....avengers, antman, dr. strange....civil war....and then in credits......and that's why i can "sing" or "humm" or "whistle" those theme songs....they were so cool that i had to buy them via net and download them to my phone....avengers, ant-man, dr. strange, guardians of the galaxy....because i had them stucked in my head together with their scenes from the movies...i've read somewhere regarding theme to Star Wars: Rogue One....that it was awful and not original....and i think it is complete opposite...you can feel Star Wars from it, but it is not THAT famous star wars theme song....and i love soundtracks, that's maybe why i can name some of those themes....actually, ironman 2 is probably the only one i don't know.... btw one more example....iron-man 3 starts with eiffel 65 - blue...gotg had "hooked on the feeling", etc. ...the first scene where you can actually hear gotg theme is the prison break from Kyln....or actually that scene, when they are standing together as "a team" next to that control tower in prison....but whatever....i usually can't stop listening their score on youtube at least 2 weeks after movie came out :)

Yes, but that's not original music. Also Reservoir Dogs.

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we are talking scores not soundtrack. Although GOTG had a great soundtrack.

Tarantion's music choices are the best. That's why i bought the soundtrack from Pulp Fiction.

That's the soundtrack, not the score. In the same case: Suicide Squad also has a great soundtrack, but a lackluster score. The new DCEU is using the same "safe" choices as Marvel does. The only exception to this is the new Wonder Woman theme... which is wonderful and everybody recognizes it the moment they hear it.

PandamanPandamanPandaman No, the soundtrack was memorable, not the score. Try humming any song from the SCORE and you'll realize you can't think of any at all. The soundtrack (A.K.A. the already existing songs they used for certain scenes) was what was good. The score was entirely forgettable.

they sure did i love thor and thanos's arrivals in infinity war. thanks to that score

I think they did, infinity war had rich scores...

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There's just something powerful about that theme that gives me instant chills. Some people hated on it after BvS saying it was out of place, but it was a risky theme, and I really believe it worked because it was so different and out there.

+James Hartman It just perfectly fits in with her persona, being someone from a society of warrior women. The moment she lowered her shield after protecting Batman from Doomsday's blast, her facial expression (another thing DC has doing great at) gave a strong sense of hostility, as if she was about to devour prey, like a warrior should be like, and then the song just amplifies that emotion exponentially, therefore creating an amazing theme that kept me rocking out, singing it for weeks.

The best part of that theme is that they're using it in the Wonder Woman solo film. I love how they use it at the end of the trailer. Marvel could have done the same thing with Spider-Man. Set up his theme and Civil War and then use it in Spider-Man: Homecoming.

I like that theme but I think it could have less cords and more metals. It sounded out of place on BvS because most scenes in that film came out awkward.

Too bad they didn't use the Ramones version

Snowball they did in the end

Wasn't it blitzkrieg bop?

Michael Giachinno's theme was pretty badass

The rest of the soundtrack was fucking repetitive & generic tho

yeah, marvel know this video existed (why did marvel didn't pay this man millions) proof : www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/thor-ragnarok-composer-acknowledges-marvel-scores-sound-same-1054503/

Loki has my favorite soundtrack of any TV show, ever. Both Seasons 1 and 2 are amazing. Natalie Holt should win ALL THE THINGS!!!