It seems you hate everything about Sunshine, so why even bother posting about it?
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Originally Posted by betablue2
So-- sarcasm alert here, always good for a first post-- Underworld wrote "the majority" of the music... except for the main theme, the "separation theme," the "falling into the sun theme," etc.-- that is to say, ALL the primary musical cues. Cool. Sure.
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And To Heal? Mercury? Loads of Birds? I would even say To Heal is on par with the Main Theme as far as importance to the movie.
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Originally Posted by betablue2
I have one of the hundred "Sunshine" CD-R packets that John Murphy sent out, and I find it interesting that he included "28 Weeks Later" as a bonus disc but not "28 Days Later."
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No mystery here. If you look closely at your packet, you'll notice that all the scores included are for films that didn't get a commercial release of the score. 28 Days Later had a commercial release. 28 Weeks Later did not.
I will agree with you that "Peggy Sussed" was woefully out of place in the end credits.
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Originally Posted by betablue2
So I can see why John Murphy was keen to get his own take on "Sunshine" out before the "official" release hits iTunes.
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When he first started sending these out in May, there was no sign of an official release anywhere on the horizon. It was just part of his unreleased scores packet.
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Originally Posted by betablue2
And a point of trivia for those whose brains haven't already exploded with fury: the studio's official name is Twentieth Century-Fox.
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Actually, the hypen was officially dropped in 1985. It's now known as "20th Century Fox" (actually Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation dba 20th Century Fox). And in any case, Sunshine was released by Fox Searchlight Pictures, which is a different division of Fox Filmed Entertainment from 20th Century Fox.