|| 127 Hours | Danny Boyle | James Franco | ARR ||

**ajaybaskar** · 31st December 2010, 12:27 PM

Film releasing on Jan 28 in India.

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**SoftSword** · 31st December 2010, 12:58 PM

Originally Posted by littlemaster1982

Originally Posted by Benny Lava

I promised myself that I wouldn't listen to the complete soundtrack without watching the film.

Any news about the release dates elsewhere?

Same here, but the wait is truly agonising

same here

**littlemaster1982** · 1st January 2011, 07:14 PM

Originally Posted by ajaybaskar

Film releasing on Jan 28 in India.

Great news

**Benny Lava** · 8th January 2011, 11:53 PM

Enna pa, vera engayachun release aacha?

**muzammil_fr** · 9th January 2011, 04:37 AM

Don't Expect so much, i don't like it very much this film.

K · 9th January 2011, 07:03 AM

http://arumbavur.blogspot.com/2011/01/blog-post_06.html

**rajasaranam** · 9th January 2011, 08:41 AM

ajaybaskar,

Where did you find the quote in your sig? Its true that the BGM evokes the feel 'to be one with the Canyon'. Only people who had visited the Grand Canyon can understand that. one of the best divine and spiritual places in the earth and ARR had brought that spirit in his music

**sathya_1979** · 9th January 2011, 09:37 AM

Originally Posted by rajasaranam

ajaybaskar,

Where did you find the quote in your sig? Its true that the BGM evokes the feel 'to be one with the Canyon'. Only people who had visited the Grand Canyon can understand that. one of the best divine and spiritual places in the earth and ARR had brought that spirit in his music

RS, please refer to the post by K, just before your post. It is the link to a blog which contains the scanned copy of letter from Ralston to ARR.

**Yathu** · 9th January 2011, 06:23 PM

Saw 127 Hours last night. What a great film! Emotional, funny, beautiful. ARRs score and where it was used was just perfect, didn't protrude into the film anywhere. It just seamlessly merged with it.

Especially liked the use of "The Canyon" piece when Aron Ralston thinks about his past and the people that have meant the most to him.

There was heavy use of Sigur Ros's "Festival" in the closing scenes. I went and listened to the whole track properly (bit of a biggie at over 9 mins!) after the film. A truly beautiful track, especially when it takes off around 04:38, which is also the part used in the film. Saying that, I couldn't help but wonder what ARR could've done with those scenes if given the opportunity!

Also, I don't think the exhilarating outro of "R.I.P" was used in the movie. Maybe I was too engrossed with what was going on, on screen, to notice? Probably the former though as I was specifically looking out for the end of "R.I.P"!

Ofcourse the "Liberation" tracks were all used superbly at crucial points in Aron's predicament.

A vocals only version of "If I Rise" was also used to great effect when Aron finds the strength/ motivation to do what he needed to do.

A variation of the intro of Usure Poguthe from Raavanan is used early on the movie. A bit of a pleasant surprise! Not sure why this didn't feature in the soundtrack! There were also some other small pieces that I hadn't heard on the album.

Overall, definitely a revitalising and life affirming moive. Everyone needs to see this. (You can look away for the amputation scene if you want though!

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