#Joe Kraemer

[somos-deseos]

Fotolibro: Seguen Oríah | Joe Kraemer “Sabes que tienes un gran corazón cuando te sientes mal por hacer lo que es mejor para ti”.

[im-your-new-quartermaster]

ok hold up let me cook so i'm currently listening to the dead reckoning soundtrack by none other than the gigachad madlad lorne balfe, and i couldn't help but recognise (and obsess over) the callbacks to the last two films in the music??? like - every now and then we hear that repeating "plot tune" (ykwim - the one that goes DUUUN DUUUUUN DUUUUUUUUUN) that we've seen since rogue nation, and then those twinkly piano notes we saw in fallout!! absolutely love how lorne balfe takes a few bits and pieces from joe kraemer's score and just goes insane with it - the continuity!!!! impeccable also is it just me or are there hans zimmer references in there too -those ominous lower octave "BWAAAAAAAAAAAA"s, for instance? and he's added a new spin to the leitmotif here as well! during key moments have you noticed the SCORE? it's somehow uplifting, powerful and daunting at the same time. like it's telling us that shit is going to get wildly out of hand at some point and not to mention some of the segments are plain beautiful. mindblowingly gorgeous, even. shit's got me on the verge of a mental collapse and i'm so here for it. mi7 summer lets fuckin GO

[byneddiedingo]

Rebecca Ferguson and Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible -- Rogue Nation (Christopher McQuarrie, 2015)

Cast: Tom Cruise, Jeremy Renner, Simon Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson, Ving Rhames, Sean Harris, Simon McBurney, Alec Baldwin. Screenplay: Christopher McQuarrie, Drew Pearce. Cinematography: Robert Elswit. Production design: Jim Bissell. Film editing: Eddie Hamilton. Music: Joe Kraemer. 

Tom Cruise's involvement with Scientology has made him a controversial and sometimes even ridiculous figure, but one of his redeeming virtues is his willingness to share the spotlight in his films with actors who are in some ways more likable than he is. In the case of Mission: Impossible -- Rogue Nation, they include Jeremy Renner, Simon Pegg, Ving Rhames, and Rebecca Ferguson. He has also shed the tendency to flash the famous toothy grin on any occasion, though his Ethan Hunt in this film doesn't have much to grin about. As the movie begins, the Impossible Missions Force is about to be disbanded and its members labeled "shoot to kill" by CIA director Alan Hunley (Alec Baldwin). It's a good premise for a thriller, if perhaps an over-familiar one: Make your good guys the target not only of the bad guys but also the other good guys. So off we go on a round of stunts that don't bear summarizing, but Christopher McQuarrie's script and direction keep the gee-whiz response pumping for an enjoyable couple of hours. Some critics thought the chief villain, a rogue MI6 agent named Solomon Lane (Sean Harris), wasn't villainous enough, but I have liked Harris's work since I first noticed him as Cesare Borgia's gay henchman Micheletto on the Showtime series The Borgias (2011-2013). He underplays in Rogue Nation, and the decision to dye his hair blond was probably a mistake, but I thought his subtlety was an effective contrast to Cruise's usual tendency to overplay. It has to be said that, at 55, Cruise is just beginning to be a bit implausible in his action sequences, especially the one at the film's beginning that has him leaping onto the wing of a cargo plane and clinging to it as it takes off, Perhaps it's true that he still does his own stunts, but in this golden age of camera tricks and CGI, that seems unnecessary: Audience are going to think it's faked anyway. There may in fact be a nod or two in the movie to Cruise's aging: After the extended underwater swim, Hunt has to be resuscitated, and there are a few moments, played mostly for comic relief by Pegg, when Hunt's disoriented state becomes a matter for concern. 

[somebaconlover]

Mission Impossible Rogue Nation (2015)

Directed by Christopher McQuarrie

Cinematography by Robert Elswit

Starring Tom Cruise, Jeremy Renner, Ving Rhames, Rebecca Ferguson and Alec Baldwin

“Sir, Hunt is the living manifestation of destiny - and he has made you his mission.”

[confessionsofabingefreak]

A Place Called Home (2004)

Impression: had a few moments, as a whole it just failed

Collection: no

Overall: ⭐️⭐️

Concept: ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Story: ⭐���⭐️1/2

Storytelling: ⭐️1/2

Characters: ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Casting: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Visually: ⭐️⭐️1/2

Score: ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Entertainment: ⭐️⭐️

Best: the idea of finding yourself in unexpected ways and in the people you least suspect.

Worst: felt like it dragged you through it

[leiathewarrior]

Here’s the full version of the Paternoster Gang Suite from the Big Finish audio dramas

[please-dont-pet-the-okapi]

#music major here! Turandot by Giacomo Puccini is #1) essentially about a guy who falls in love with a woman who is initially trying to kill him #2) basically the only Puccini opera to end happily #(which is VERY unusual for Romantic operas in my experience) #(also I use Romantic in association with Puccini's style and not the time period (Turandot was composed in the 1920s)) #basically. while the relations to Rogue Nation apparently weren't intentional it WORKS really well (honestly? writer mood) #(side note: I thought Joe Kraemer did the soundtrack for Rogue Nation? Tho Lorne Balfe might've been involved. gotta check my CD credits) (via @guidonian-hand)

besides the music cue for the assassination, what do you think the importance of the opera specifically being nessun dorma is in rogue nation, i have my own interpretations but im curious to hear yours

lmao one: i know nothing of opera, absolutely nothing. it is not an area i have even slight expertise.

two: i uh actually know from one of the commentaries that Turandot being the opera was incidental and not specifically chosen to heighten symbolism or anything. that said, Lorne Balfe did work in some of it into Ilsa's theme just a nice little leitmotif.

but three: Death of the Author, if you had a cool thing you got from that connection, awesome.

sorry, this is a disappointing answer. 😔

[soundtracktracklist]

Comrade Detective Soundtrack by Joe Kraemer #tvseries #ost #soundtrack #music #buddycop Original Series Soundtrack (OST) from the Amazon series Comrade Detective (2017). The music composed by Joe Kraemer (

[disccommentary]

Commentary by writer/director Christopher McQuarrie and composer Joe Kraemer. 

 From the Way of the Gun (2000) DVD.

Listen here: https://anchor.fm/disccommentary/episodes/Way-of-the-Gun-2000---WriterDirector-Christopher-McQuarrie-and-Composer-Joe-Kraemer-e12t8te

[lakeshorerecords]

New Soundtracks: The Umbrella Academy, Comrade Detective Vinyl + More

New Soundtracks: The Umbrella Academy, Comrade Detective Vinyl + More

This week, we’re thrilled to release Jeff Russo’s score to The Umbrella Academy – Original Series Soundtrack, available digitally worldwide via Lakeshore Records!  The highly-anticipated new Netflix series also launches now, based the the comics and graphic novel by My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way and published on Dark Horse Comics.  

Also out now is the Comrade Detectivesoundtrack vinyl from…

[cinesludge]

Movie #18 of 2017: Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation

[bob-the-movie-man-film-reviews]

One Mann's Movies Film Review: Mission Impossible - Fallout (2018).

One Mann's Movies Film Review: Mission Impossible - Fallout (2018). FFFF. High class, literally bone-crunching, action, certainly on a par with Rogue Nation. Recommended.

Hunt on the edge… again.

2015’s “MI: Rogue Nation” was one of my favourite films of that year, so of all the summer blockbusters this was the one I was most looking forward to.  Was I delighted?  It’s a slightly qualified “YES!”. 

The film neatly follows on from Rogue Nation with arch terrorist-in-need-of-a-razor Solomon Lane (Sean Harris, “Harry Brown”) being extraordinarily renditioned…

[felassan]

according to IMDB the Composer for the series music of Dragon Age: Absolution is Penka Kouneva [source]. from her mini bio on IMDB -

Recognized in Hollywood as an extraordinary talent, Penka Kouneva has composed on iconic video games (League of Legends, Prince of Persia, The Mummy), a NASA theme park at the Kennedy Space Center, and numerous feature films (the Oscar contender Aga, Sony Pictures releases - Encounter and Devil's Whisper, and Cannes and Berlinale favorites). Her music has received national press as "fantastic, luminous and breath-taking" (Billboard, NPR and Forbes). The Grammy-nominated soundtrack Women Warriors created by Amy Andersson featured seven compositions by Penka. As one of the industry's most accomplished women composers, in 2019 she was invited by showrunner Mark A. Altman and composer Joe Kraemer to co-compose the CW primetime TV show, Pandora. In 2020, Penka scored the Super Bowl TV ad campaign for Olay, #MakeSpaceForWomen. Like a great musical storyteller, her music carries the listener forth on an emotional wave with soaring themes and innovative orchestral textures. [source]

her discography is here :)

[dannyroew]

The Wound from chris levitus on Vimeo.

A man wakes up bleeding from the chest. He must journey across the city to save the person who might be responsible.

Official Selection: HollyShorts Hell’s Half Mile Phillip K. Dick Science Fiction Film Festival Chilliwack Independent Film Festival Irvine International Film Festival

Winner of Best Short Film at: Dance of Cinema Film Festival

Written, Directed & Edited by: Chris Levitus Produced by: Giselle Gilbert and Chris Levitus Co-Producers: James Goldman and Zane Rubin Starring: Kris Lemche & Letticia Bissondut Cinematography: Elisha Christian Music by: Joe Kraemer

[pastryjay]

I was tagged by @olympain and @rochc93 <3

Rules: We’re snooping in your playlist. Put your entire music library on shuffle and list the first 10 songs and then choose 10 victims.

The A400 (from Mission Impossible Rogue Nation) - Joe Kraemer

The Time Machine (from the 1960 movie) - Russell Garcia

Rock The Casbah - The Clash

Human - Rag'n'Bone Man

Loaded - Primal Scream

Call Me Joker (from Joker 2019) - Hildur Guðnadóttir

China Girl - David Bowie

Alabama Song - The Doors

Alone Together - Fallout Boy

Magic - Coldplay

[morrow-dim]

RULES: We’re snooping on your playlist. Put your entire music library on shuffle and then list the first ten songs and then choose 10 victims. 

Tagged by @seaofashes. A music tag! Thank you! 

I basically never use shuffle because I like listening to complete albums. So, this was really trippy for me. 

Coffee & TV - Blur 

Travelling Like the Light - V.V. Brown 

Luno - Bloc Party 

Moog Island - Morcheeba 

Truly and Utterly Bill - David Carradine & Uma Thurman 

Take Five - Dave Brubeck 

Meet the IMF - Joe Kraemer 

Jesus, etc. - Wilco 

On Your Own - James Yuill 

Vinalhaven Harbor - Stephanie Dosen 

Tagging @anna-hawk (because you’re the only confirmed music lover among my mutuals that I��m 100% certain of). 

If you love music too, just say that I tagged you and do this! (Tagging people is hard, folks.)