Hans Zimmer changed his mind about quitting superhero movies
Hans Zimmer changed his mind about leaving super-heroic cinema. In any case, this is evidenced by the comment of a popular German composer in an interview with The West Australian. “It was true at the time,” the maestro said, referring to his statement made in the spring of 2016. “Well, of course, until someone suggests me something interesting.” Recall that earlier Zimmer complained that he had to compose music for two Batman movies in a row - "The Dark Knight 2: The Legend Rises" and "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice". "How many people in history have ever had the opportunity to compose soundtracks for two different Batman movies. I needed to take a break. And that's why I said so categorically then," he added. Zimmer did not specify if he had any suggestions from the creators of superhero movie projects. Note that one of the last works by Hans Zimmer at the time of this writing was the soundtrack to the military drama "Dunkirk" directed by Christopher Nolan. Previously, Zimmer has collaborated with the British director on several occasions. Also in 2017, the cartoon "The Boss Baby Sucker" will be released, for which Zimmer also wrote music. The Topic of Article: Hans Zimmer changed his mind about quitting superhero movies. |
