Re: How can this be?

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In Reply to: How can this be? posted by rico on January 30, 2005 at 10:57:58:

Rico, the music you heard in the preview may not be the same music that will be used in the movie itself once it's completed. Studios sometimes borrow music from other movies for trailers for various reasons (the film itself isn't finished, and neither is the soundtrack; the borrowed soundtrack works better in the context of a preview than the actual score for the film; etc.). There are some movie scores that pop up again and again in previews for other films but aren't actually used in those films.
In a big studio, it's often a different group of people putting together the previews than the film itself. That is also why occasionally you'll see a preview featuring a scene or dialogue that gets left out of the film itself.

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Topic - How can this be? - rico 10:57:58 01/30/05 (6)

"Temp" music is often used for trailers. - Harmonia 19:55:34 01/30/05 (0)

Re: How can this be? - TA 19:18:48 01/30/05 (0)

You will notice music in trailers that is missing in the film . . . - mr grits 14:32:11 01/30/05 (0)

Could they both be using the same public domain music? - Victor Khomenko 11:48:41 01/30/05 (1)

Re: Could they both be using the same public domain music? - rico 12:18:19 01/30/05 (0)

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