This is the Garfield of music, is what I'm saying.

Agreed, but it was a music school's performance. Look at the age of those performers, they're in college.

I would go if it were my kid is what I'm saying, but not otherwise.

How can a classical film score be "out of date"?

Because there are different trends and movements to classical music. It hasn't been static since the days of Mozart. What you're saying is like thinking Run DMC and Kendrick Lamar are the same because they're both hip hop acts, but there's over 30 years between them, and you can tell the difference in styles.

OZ, where did you read about the "employees do the score" information? I'd be interested to read more about how his assembly line works.

"Because there are different trends and movements to classical music." Thanks boss, but this isn't classical music, it's a film score using a classical orchestra. The point is to write a score that reinforces the emotions of the movie, not to innovate within a genre. So how could it be outdated?

It's about dinosaurs, for one.

You see there are eras and movements to film scores. Film scores have evolved since the days of pianos accompanying silent films. To act like film scores haven't evolved would be like thinking there's little difference between Chuck Berry and My Chemical Romance just cause they're both rock acts.

Well, Two Jar convinced me. I retract everything, carry on.

This is my favorite comment on this site in a long time.

thanks, I laughed.