Why Avatar has the Most Ironic Soundtrack of All Time
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Ok, so first thing I know people are going to say is "HEY, WRONG AVATAR"
And yes, I get it, I'm *still* trying to figure out a video for AtLA, but this one just seemed like such a great opportunity since I've been getting people asking me about James Horner for a while now, and I just stumbled across Dr. Bryant's essay on the whole topic (which really re-contextualized the soundtrack for me in a significant way).
I used to listen to this soundtrack all the time in high school, I really enjoyed it, but now it feels hollow :(
Anyway, it's already gotten claimed, so if you can't see it in your country let me know (either direct message me or leave a comment down below, don't be shy I don't bite).
But other than that, I'm happy that I could use my platform to bring attention to a composer and a professor doing their absolute best to make the world a better place, even if they weren't successful in the end.
And as always, thank you for your continued support
I literally could not do this without you
Stay safe!
Comments
imagine spending millions of dollars in finding out how to world build and then use none of the world you built
Claire Rooney
2020-03-30 02:04:14 +0000 UTCAmazing to find out how close we came to having access to such a groundbreaking score. Would never have known if not for Sideways.
Alec Kulakowski
2020-03-29 17:22:06 +0000 UTC
