Music from the film "Guardians of the Galaxy": film plot, famous songs, interesting facts
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Musical accompaniment to the film is an integral part of the film itself. In the modern world, it is impossible to imagine cinema without music, although originally the idea of including songs in films was based solely on the desire of producers to increase the commercial success of films.
Soundtrack transforms the film and makes it recognisable: film lovers are even willing to buy a CD or vinyl record to be able to re-listen to music from their favourite film and recall at that moment episodes from the movie. Sound design The soundtrack has become one of the main tasks for composers and directors. Let's tell you how representatives of the film industry were able to significantly increase the audience's interest in soundtracks.
Plot and story: a bit about the film that grossed nearly a billion dollars at the box office
A superhero film from a film company Marvel Studios with a futuristic name "Guardians of the Galaxy." came out in 2014 and joined the collection of the best films based on comic books, becoming the 10th anniversary film in the cinematic universe Marvel. Directed and written by James Gunnwho was not originally considered for the role. In many ways, it was the director's reverent and creative attitude to the material he had to turn into a film that played a positive role in the making of the film.
"James Gunn is extraordinary, crazy and incredibly intelligent. He loves the Guardians story with all his heart and is ready to do a top-notch job," noted Joss Whedon, the film's consultant.
In the comic book plot, a group of space criminals from different worlds unite to protect the Galaxy from various threats and crises. The film's protagonist Star Lordor Peter Quill, who steals an all-destroying artefact. He assembles a team of galactic outcasts. Including "the most dangerous woman in the universe". Gamoraand a warrior raccoon named. Rocket, talking tree Groot and the bounty hunter Drax. Together they prepare to fight for an artefact that poses a danger to the world.
The screen adaptation of the superhero comic book has become the third highest-grossing film in Marvel Studios history, and received very good reviews from film critics and many awards.
Billboard's greatest hits of the '70s, or the excellent soundtrack that was put together piece by piece
Soundtrack to "Guardians" in 2015 received a nomination for the most prestigious music awards "Grammys."which allows us to talk about his influence on the music industry. What's his secret? It's the length of time he's been working, the collaboration with a great composer and the elaboration of each track.
James Gunn knew that music would definitely play an important role in his film, so he brought in a professional to play the role of music producer Tyler BatesGunn asked Bates to write a few musical themes before filming so that a particular scene could be matched with music, rather than having to create a score after the scene had been filmed. Gunn asked Bates to write some musical themes before shooting so that a particular scene could be matched to music, rather than having to create a score after the scene had been filmed.
The connection to music and story can be seen in one important element of the main character's image Peter Quill. In the film, he carries cassette playerwhich serves as a way to stay connected to the home planet Earth and memories of family. The musical theme of Guardians of the Galaxy incorporates the most greatest hits of the '70s.
"Some songs from the Billboard 200 charts at the time inspired me to create certain scenes. Some songs from the Billboard 200 charts at the time inspired me to create certain scenes, and others just fit perfectly with the footage already shot...," James Gunn said of how he chose the songs for the soundtrack.
The purpose of taking the 1970s as the basis for this particular period in music history had much to do with the authenticity и freedom compositions and styles that were popular during the heyday of crazy fashion, rock bands and disco.
"Through music, we wanted to balance the cosmos and the Earth. Music is something unique, yet easily accessible to people. Earth music reminds the viewer that Quill is a real person who was born on Earth. The only thing that makes him different from you and me is that he's on an intergalactic adventure," is how Gunn explained his decision to choose the soundtrack.
The most recognisable tracks from the film
The album's track list includes. "Guardians of the Galaxy: Awesome Mix, Part 1." contains songs from a cassette tape given to Peter Quill by his mother. All of them fit well with the plot of the film. Let's take a look at some of them.
To a David Bowie hit Moonage Daydream The Guardians of the Galaxy arrive at the Collector's abode. The lyrics of the song introduce the listener to David's alter ego Ziggy Stardustwho has come to Earth to save the planet from catastrophe. The film's space theme and Bowie's idea to create an alien rock star as the main theme of their concept album resonate very clearly.
The director of Guardians stated, "You can't make a 'space' film with music from the 1970s and not include a Ziggy Stardust song."
A song by the Jackson Brothers called I Want You Back with a beautiful rendition of the lyrics by 10-year-old Michael, made the authoritative list of the top 100 songs by Time magazine in 2011. Little Groot dances elegantly to it in the film.
James Gunn wasn't afraid to include more on the track list either "heavy" compositions. Thus, in one of the scenes, the first significant hit of the female hard rock band is played The Runaways titled Cherry Bombwhich would then become the group's calling card.
The director also did not leave out such genre as. soul. At the end of the film, Peter Quill unwraps his mother's gift - the box contains a cassette tape called . Awesome mix. Vol 2behind which there's a song Ain't No Mountain High Enough performed by Marvin Gaye and Tammy Terrell.
That song from "cave" that everyone's looking for
Star Lord's famous dance takes place to a popular 70's song by the band Redbone Come and Get Your Love. In that era, her main achievement was 5th place on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, but after the release of "Guardians," she tasted a new wave of popularity.