1 minute ago, Marry Illusion Glory said:

It starts playing during the final scene and then spills on to the credits. This is an LQ clip so doesn't have the same impact but you can see how effectively it's used. The editing >>> 

 

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The only dissappointment is the absence of Glen Powell's nudes. 

1 hour ago, Miracle said:

When do u think Gaga will start Chromatica Ball rehearsals? I think there's still like 20-30 days until she starts, I wonder if the stage is at least 75% made by now at the very least. Dancers have probably been rehearsing for weeks already tho

Whenever she dyes her hair pink

Edited May 26, 20224 yr by Ricardo1993

32 minutes ago, EnigmaticAndroid said:

Girl... anyway 

I laughed at that comment. House of Gucci did amazing, high box office numbers and no lack of Oscar nominations will change that. I’m glad Gaga chose to be in a film where she serves many delicious vintage italian looks and has brunette hair over a film that’s basically war propaganda. 

Lighting my Alejandro candles 

 

 

 

her MOCA look is very underrated

The score tracks

 

TG casting was finished even before ASIB release. Ga was still a nobody to Hollywood back then.  

2 minutes ago, Bojana said:

 

 

 

her MOCA look is very underrated

Did we ever get the full performance of speechless?

2 minutes ago, Canonical Ensembl said:

TG casting was finished even before ASIB release. Ga was still a nobody to Hollywood back then.  

The way they've been holding onto TG:M for years at this point sgsusijd 

1 minute ago, Marry Illusion Glory said:

The score tracks

 

In the movie, the action/thriller ones work even better.

 

8 minutes ago, Ricardo1993 said:

Did we ever get the full performance of speechless?

Ive been searching and theres just this video of rehersal and part of the performance

 

Edited May 26, 20224 yr by Bojana

9 minutes ago, EnigmaticAndroid said:

The way they've been holding onto TG:M for years at this point sgsusijd 

Yeah. Only after the ASIB success that Mr Mapother decided to scrap all the musical works, fire Rob Thomas and fire 21P.

 

Everybody, say #ThankYouBradley.  

 

 

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Edited May 26, 20224 yr by Canonical Ensembl

1 hour ago, Canonical Ensembl said:

Just got out of the cinema

 

The dramas are solid  

 

The actions kept my a’ss clenched  

 

The physics are convincing  

 

AAAHHHH

 

Your a'ss

 

  

  

 

her eye makeup that night 

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Added to Hot Hits Czech Republic 3 days ago. 

 

 

One of the managers on my management team at work is raving about seeing TopGun

 

This movie is going to be huge. I hope the movie allows HMH to get noticed  

 

 

23 minutes ago, LostInStereo100 said:

One of the managers on my management team at work is raving about seeing TopGun

 

This movie is going to be huge. I hope the movie allows HMH to get noticed  

 

 

I can't wait to say "I loved the credits song" when the straights bring it up 

nnn not haus labs account having to ask for playlists 

8 minutes ago, Slayed said:

I can't wait to say "I loved the credits song" when the straights bring it up 

Yes!!!

 

Inside the Messy Music of ‘Top Gun: Maverick’: Lady Gaga Gets First Scoring Credit, but Song Selection Goes Sideways

 

The main title credits to “Top Gun: Maverick” are both surprising and confusing: “Music by Harold Faltermeyer, Lady Gaga and Hans Zimmer. Score produced by Lorne Balfe.”

 

“Each of them contributed significantly,” says Randy Spendlove, president of motion picture music at Paramount. “Harold came in and was here collaborating with Hans. And when we showed the movie to Gaga early on, she wrote this amazing song, and as that evolved, we asked her to contribute to the score.”

 

“Hold My Hand” plays during a bar scene when Penny (Jennifer Connelly) and her daughter are having a conversation. Cues from the song are woven into the score, and the full song is played near the end with Penny and Maverick (Cruise).

Spendlove explains that Lady Gaga had “written the love theme, which is the heartbeat of the movie".

 

“Top Gun: Maverick” marks Lady Gaga’s first effort at film scoring. “Hans and Gaga worked very closely,” says Balfe. “There were quite a few writing sessions. They were working on it for a long time.”

 

The resulting soundtrack, out May 27, is a shadow of its 1986 predecessor, which offered Kenny Loggins’ “Danger Zone” (back for an encore on “Maverick”), Berlin’s hit ballad “Take My Breath Away” (an Oscar winner for original song), and, lest we forget, the Righteous Brothers’ “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling.” 

 

“Top Gun: Maverick” features a new song by OneRepublic, “I Ain’t Worried,” and Miles Teller performing Jerry Lee Lewis’ “Great Balls of Fire,” nodding to the original film where Goose plays the song in a bar, and “Hold My Hand” — the rest of the collection is elements of score music.

 

 

"...according to Twenty One Pilots frontman Tyler Joseph,... “I was working with the music placement person for the new ‘Top Gun’ on writing a new song for them. And then I believe Tom Cruise came in and just fired everyone.”

 

Cruise was “intimately involved” with every aspect of the music, Spendlove affirms. “He is the vision and the custodian of the franchise. Everything goes through Tom.”

 

'Top Gun: Maverick' Gives Lady Gaga Her First Music Scoring Credit - Variety

 

 

 

Edited May 26, 20224 yr by Monarch15

The scene(s) that Mave gave Penny a ride home kinda resemble the Jack and Ally morning scene.

23 minutes ago, Monarch15 said:

Inside the Messy Music of ‘Top Gun: Maverick’: Lady Gaga Gets First Scoring Credit, but Song Selection Goes Sideways

 

The main title credits to “Top Gun: Maverick” are both surprising and confusing: “Music by Harold Faltermeyer, Lady Gaga and Hans Zimmer. Score produced by Lorne Balfe.”

 

“Each of them contributed significantly,” says Randy Spendlove, president of motion picture music at Paramount. “Harold came in and was here collaborating with Hans. And when we showed the movie to Gaga early on, she wrote this amazing song, and as that evolved, we asked her to contribute to the score.”

 

“Hold My Hand” plays during a bar scene when Penny (Jennifer Connelly) and her daughter are having a conversation. Cues from the song are woven into the score, and the full song is played near the end with Penny and Maverick (Cruise).

Spendlove explains that Lady Gaga had “written the love theme, which is the heartbeat of the movie".

 

“Top Gun: Maverick” marks Lady Gaga’s first effort at film scoring. “Hans and Gaga worked very closely,” says Balfe. “There were quite a few writing sessions. They were working on it for a long time.”

 

The resulting soundtrack, out May 27, is a shadow of its 1986 predecessor, which offered Kenny Loggins’ “Danger Zone” (back for an encore on “Maverick”), Berlin’s hit ballad “Take My Breath Away” (an Oscar winner for original song), and, lest we forget, the Righteous Brothers’ “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling.” 

 

“Top Gun: Maverick” features a new song by OneRepublic, “I Ain’t Worried,” and Miles Teller performing Jerry Lee Lewis’ “Great Balls of Fire,” nodding to the original film where Goose plays the song in a bar, and “Hold My Hand” — the rest of the collection is elements of score music.

 

 

"...according to Twenty One Pilots frontman Tyler Joseph,... “I was working with the music placement person for the new ‘Top Gun’ on writing a new song for them. And then I believe Tom Cruise came in and just fired everyone.”

 

Cruise was “intimately involved” with every aspect of the music, Spendlove affirms. “He is the vision and the custodian of the franchise. Everything goes through Tom.”

 

'Top Gun: Maverick' Gives Lady Gaga Her First Music Scoring Credit - Variety

 

 

 

26 minutes ago, Monarch15 said:

Inside the Messy Music of ‘Top Gun: Maverick’: Lady Gaga Gets First Scoring Credit, but Song Selection Goes Sideways

 

The main title credits to “Top Gun: Maverick” are both surprising and confusing: “Music by Harold Faltermeyer, Lady Gaga and Hans Zimmer. Score produced by Lorne Balfe.”

 

“Each of them contributed significantly,” says Randy Spendlove, president of motion picture music at Paramount. “Harold came in and was here collaborating with Hans. And when we showed the movie to Gaga early on, she wrote this amazing song, and as that evolved, we asked her to contribute to the score.”

 

“Hold My Hand” plays during a bar scene when Penny (Jennifer Connelly) and her daughter are having a conversation. Cues from the song are woven into the score, and the full song is played near the end with Penny and Maverick (Cruise).

Spendlove explains that Lady Gaga had “written the love theme, which is the heartbeat of the movie".

 

“Top Gun: Maverick” marks Lady Gaga’s first effort at film scoring. “Hans and Gaga worked very closely,” says Balfe. “There were quite a few writing sessions. They were working on it for a long time.”

 

The resulting soundtrack, out May 27, is a shadow of its 1986 predecessor, which offered Kenny Loggins’ “Danger Zone” (back for an encore on “Maverick”), Berlin’s hit ballad “Take My Breath Away” (an Oscar winner for original song), and, lest we forget, the Righteous Brothers’ “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling.” 

 

“Top Gun: Maverick” features a new song by OneRepublic, “I Ain’t Worried,” and Miles Teller performing Jerry Lee Lewis’ “Great Balls of Fire,” nodding to the original film where Goose plays the song in a bar, and “Hold My Hand” — the rest of the collection is elements of score music.

 

 

"...according to Twenty One Pilots frontman Tyler Joseph,... “I was working with the music placement person for the new ‘Top Gun’ on writing a new song for them. And then I believe Tom Cruise came in and just fired everyone.”

 

Cruise was “intimately involved” with every aspect of the music, Spendlove affirms. “He is the vision and the custodian of the franchise. Everything goes through Tom.”

 

'Top Gun: Maverick' Gives Lady Gaga Her First Music Scoring Credit - Variety

 

 

 

they badmouthed the score? I-

5 minutes ago, D02 said:

they badmouthed the score? I-

No, it’s more of an article of the complicated BTS pairings, removal of 21 Pilots, etc. and how it came about. 

Edited May 26, 20224 yr by MAKSIM