The Glance of Music

Gone is the era when movie musicians were composing melodies that could last and impress your minds and souls: Max Steiner, Dimitri Tiomkin, Alex North, Miklos Rozsa, Leigh Harline, Alfred Newman, Henry Mancini, ......

Ennio Morricone stands out in styles and in volume of excellent works he has created throughout long periods of his life.

The subject movie is doing a right job paying homage to this outstanding composer. It penetrates into our subconscious and make us understand that film music is not a deafening/repulsive noises added to other noises on the images on the screen. Rather, film music /soundtracks such as those of Morricone could nestle in our minds and souls forever ; to make us nostalgic and to remind us of critical/ memorable moments in life.

Tornatore has done a great job at the right time when ugly noises abound on the screens, worsening ugly images.

The beauty of Ennio's work is eternal, rare and unforgettable. It is worth paying any price to watch while tightening your purse for many terrible movies mostly on screens or Netflix.