RIP Composer James Horner

Johndicezx9

Johndicezx9

Rolls with it...
Very talented guy and a huge loss as I liked most of his work, but I'm pretty sure if there's a hell, and I'm going there, that song from Celine Dion that themed "Titanic" will be playing all the way down and for eternity....

Godspeed James, thank you for your talent and your work, you will be missed.
 
Marlowe

Marlowe

Beer Whisperer
Johndicezx9 said:
Very talented guy and a huge loss as I liked most of his work, but I'm pretty sure if there's a hell, and I'm going there, that song from Celine Dion that themed "Titanic" will be playing all the way down and for eternity....

Godspeed James, thank you for your talent and your work, you will be missed.
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His work on the score for Titanic was fine -- he's not responsible for the Celine Dion bit.

Although I think I enjoyed his work on _Aliens_ & _Sneakers_ more.

In any case, :rip flyboy.
 
Johndicezx9

Johndicezx9

Rolls with it...
Marlowe said:
His work on the score for Titanic was fine -- he's not responsible for the Celine Dion bit.

Although I think I enjoyed his work on _Aliens_ & _Sneakers_ more.

In any case, :rip flyboy.
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Better not bury him with the Oscar he won for it....

http://www.people.com/article/my-heart-will-go-on-james-horner-celine-dion-titanic-song

In what has since become a heralded snippet of cinema lore, Horner – working with lyricist Will Jennings – decided to take the film's most memorable musical strain and commit words to it. The song ultimately came together in a vivid burst of creativity in the spring of 1997, just as Horner was wrapping up the orchestral tapestry that would eventually become the film's soundtrack.
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