MSN has released an exclusive clip that will be included in the Bonus Features of The Hunger Games DVD/Blu-ray.
It is part of the behind-the-scenes documentary, “The World is Watching: The Making of The Hunger Games” in which director Gary Ross discusses the music of the movie.
source: MSN
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I play the violin. I’m n a nationally recognized orchestra. I’m also in the Weat Virginia Youth symphony. The music was very chilling but yet and old modern appalachian type that makes you think of the country and district 12
The THG score is good. The Songs of District 12 requires a certain taste.
What I think is really missing is a ballad. Something that gets a big voice and lots of air time…like The Heart Will Go on from Titanic.
Rue’s Farewell is an excellent start for that. It is hauntingly engrossing. Needs words, however.
Don’t think Taylor’s ‘Eyes’ or the new ‘Light the Spark’ are good fits. Good songs, just not good fits for the soundtrack.