John Williams' pounding score could be the music from any old Tarzan movie, though with a fuller orchestra and at ten times the volume.
In 1924, the self-styled "bad boy of music", American George Antheil wrote a whirling, pounding score for Fernand Leger's cubist/dadaist film Ballet Mécanique.
Drowned out by the simulated roar of nature (reinforced by James Horner's mediocre, obtrusively pounding score), much of the shipboard dialogue is unintelligible.
To pounding score, the camera zooms in on the phrase "gut the witch" and Mary slams down the lid of the laptop, appalled.
The breathless, pounding score of "Z" is credited to Mikis Theodorakis, who was under house arrest in Greece when the film was made.
In "Celestial Landscape," by Darrell Grand Moultrie, a vaguely liturgical, insistently pounding score by Karl Jenkins set eight dancers in shimmering body tights leaping, falling and catching one another to spectacular effect but little variation.
The mood is set by Thom Willems' powerful, pounding score, written in a strict 4/4 time signature in the studio next door to where Forsythe was working with the Paris Opera Ballet dancers.
With his size (6 feet 11 inches and 251 pounds), scoring potential and shot-blocking presence, the Nets shot a respectable.498 from the field while holding their opponents to just.481.
A Chicago native, Rose, who is 6 feet 3 inches and 205 pounds, scored a career-high 27 points Friday in his a blowout of fifth-seeded Michigan State.
Chris Croxton, at 126 pounds, scored a second-period pin.
Steven, 5 feet 7 and 140 pounds, scored 99 points this season for his Canadian junior team in Nanaimo, Canada.
