Episode 92 - Millennial Thematic Universe
Justin Craig joins Christopher Coleman to navigate the tricky web of discussion regarding Michael Giacchino's recent original score for SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING. They not only share their reactions to the film and score as a whole, but also talk about where the film and score ranks among previous Spider-Man efforts and within Michael Giacchino's already vast body of work.
Episode Highlights
00:00 - Intro and Welcome
02:06 - The Summer so far
07:51 - About Spider-Man: Homecoming and film reaction
15:18 - Where does this film rank among all of the previous Spidey films?
19:26 - Reacting to the score
30:43 - Where does the score rank among previous Spidey scores?
34:58 - Anything we didn't like in the score?
41:13 - Where does this score rank in Giacchino's portfolio?
50:00 - Final Spidey thoughts
Music Selections
00:00 - "Academic Decommitment" (Spider-man: Homecoming) by Michael Giacchino
30:56 - "Theme from Spider-Man" (The Amazing Spider-man 2) by Hans Zimmer
35:01 - "Vulture Clash" (Spider-man: Homecoming) by Michael Giacchino
38:51 - "Pop Vulture" (Spider-man: Homecoming) by Michael Giacchino
52:00 - "Theme from Spider-man (TV)" (Spider-man: Homecoming) by Webster/Harris
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