Movie Night on Saturday - 4th January 2014
This week, join Howard Goodall as he hosts an enlightening journey through the world of movies near me, focusing on the theme of detectives. The show will delve into the representation of detectives in cinematic productions, with examples from detective-themed television series such as Poirot and Inspector Morse.
One of the highlights of the show will be the discussion on the music scores of these shows. The iconic music for the movie Vertigo was created by Bernard Herrmann, while Hans Zimmer lent his talent to the soundtracks of the Sherlock Holmes movies starring Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law. The music for the Sherlock Holmes movies is not only captivating but also plays a crucial role in setting the mood and enhancing the suspense.
The show will also feature the character of The Pink Panther, making an appearance in the discussion. Another masterpiece score that will be part of the discussion is Jerry Goldsmith's brilliant work for the apple music movie Chinatown.
The show is not just about the visual aspects of detective-themed movies; it also aims to highlight the significance of music in shaping the overall experience. The music scores of various detective-themed movies and TV shows will be dissected, providing insight into how they contribute to the narrative and the portrayal of the detectives.
So, if you're a fan of detective-themed movies, or simply interested in understanding the role of music in shaping our cinematic experiences, tune in to this week's show. It promises to be an engaging exploration of the theme of detectives in movies, shedding light on the intricacies of the genre and the artistry behind the music that accompanies it.
