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Dario Marianelli – “Darkest Hour” He’s worked with other composers ( The Chemical Brothers memorably on “ Hanna,” John Powell less so on “ Pan”), but Joe Wright’s best movies, and best scores, have always come courtesy of Dario Marianelli, who he’s worked with consistently since “ Pride & Prejudice,” to the tune of one Oscar (for “ Atonement”) and two further nominations. Marianelli’s music for Winston Churchill biopic “Darkest Hour” might not be as inventive as the typewriter clacks in “Atonement” or the almost balletic work on “ Anna Karenina,” but it’s undoubtedly a handsome and memorable score that’s far more interesting than most period pieces. Written in part before shooting even began, as is often the case with the pair’s collaboration (and one of the reasons they always feel so entwined with each other), the urgency of Marianelli’s piano and the majesty of his strings and horns give the film the energy it needs to propel it, culminating, as it must, in one of the year’s most gorgeous cues in “We Shall Fight,” as it underlines Churchill’s unforgettable address. Even in a competitive year for scores, it would be a real shock if Marianelli didn’t get a fourth Oscar nod this time around. Various Artists – “Lady Bird” It’s easy to make a soundtrack that everyone loves from hip needle drops. But far trickier is to pull off a soundtrack full off song choices that most would dismiss as deeply uncool. But it’s another mark of the sincerity and sweetness with which Greta Gerwig approached her directorial debut “Lady Bird” that she was in no way concerned about people being impressed with her musical taste when she put the songs for the movie together (male directorial debutants, take note). “I wanted the songs in the film, the needle drop moments, to be a real reflection of teenage time at that time and in that place,” Gerwig says in the production notes, and the film is wonderfully specific in the late-90s mainstream radio hits it deploys, from Alanis Morissette and Ani DiFranco to Justin Timberlake’s “Cry Me A River,” a song that will instantly transport anyone who was around the same age at the time back to the early 00s. We’ll admit that we don’t completely love Jon Brion’s score, which tips into tweeness in a way that the movie itself never does. But Gerwig’s wonderfully authentic soundtrack picks are a microcosm of why the film works so well. Various Artists – “Dear White People” One of the benefits of getting to remake your low-budget first feature as a Netflix series is having a much bigger music budget to play with.
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