The
Golden Globes
1999 - 1990
1999
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The
Legend of 1900 by Ennio Morricone The first time there have been 9 nominations for one particular globe. The choice has fallen to Ennio Morricone's score, knowing little of this year apart from several entries, it might be another win with several reservations. Sure, it will sound good but weren't there other scores that sounded better? |
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Other Nominees
1998
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The
Truman Show by Burkhard Dallwitz, Philip Glass If there was one score that sounded unique all the way through the movie, it had to be The Truman Show. And this beat more or less the other scores with a deserved golden globe win. Still, what the animated Mulan and The Prince of Egypt offered wasn't bad either, on the contrary actually. |
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Other Nominees
1997
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Titanic by James Horner Golden Globes usually construct the road for winners because there is a large chance that they will travel it again on the Oscar gala, and one of those examples is Titanic's all conquering tour. Horner took those two statues with the fullest approval and seized again when the song category arrived. Talk about having a good day. |
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Other Nominees
1996
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The
English Patient by Gabriel Yared No Randy Newman. No Alan Menken. Yes Gabriel Yared. Sometimes its that predictable, The English Patient's enormous success resulted in massive nominations and wins for Oscar and Golden Globe categories. Others, even those that got used to winning were left standing in the dark. |
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Other Nominees
1995
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A
Walk in the Clouds by Maurice Jarre Okay, nice win for Maurice Jarre but ignoring Apollo 13? They must have had a good explanation. Sometimes I simply don't understand these decisions and Horner's impressive score deserved to be nominated alongside Braveheart and the others, and Menken's spell keeps working for the time being. |
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Other Nominees
1994
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The
Lion King by Hans Zimmer The Lion King has always been one of Zimmer's best and biggest successes but Horner deserved this more I guess, at least this Golden Globe since he wasn't nominated for an Oscar. Forrest Gump was another attractive winner and Goldenthal received also the attention, but did they listen to it in the first place? |
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Other Nominees
1993
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Heaven
& Earth by Kitaro I have mixed feelings, even though Schindler's List is classic all the way, there is some point that respects Kitaro's win. From what I have heard it is at least equally impressive, in its own right. For the rest, especially Elfman's quirky entrance is a rather nice surprise. |
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Other Nominees
1992
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Aladdin by Alan Menken Menken winning both Oscar and Globe, where have I heard this before? Still, it bothers me that on half the occasions the end result wasn't worth it. I mean, do these guys listen to soundtracks in the first place. With Jones' effort, not Edelman's part and Goldsmith's sexy score we had far better candidates. |
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Other Nominees
1991
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Beauty
and the Beast by Alan Menken Okay, Disney's magic spawns wide and far, they even resulted in no nominations for Backdraft and Hook, sometimes they even amaze me further when other lesser known scores are nominated in their place. Sure, they will have some kind of effect, but why do I never hear anything of them to prove me otherwise, and that also includes the winner, those several tracks didn't convince me. |
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1990
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The
Sheltering Sky by Ryuichi Sakamoto, Richard Horowitz Which score, who composed it? Right, I simply know as much as many probably know of this score, but still it has beaten Dances with Wolves and other unknown contenders. Sometimes they work in mysterious ways and making the ceremony more of a mystery, but not always giving the deserved and correct answer to the riddle. |
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Other Nominees