Film List Ennio Morricone

This is how our film lists work: I look for a subject and, on the occasion of the death of Ennio Morricone, I don't find it difficult this morning. Then I think of ten films that fit the theme. I check every single film on youtube. Is there a free stream in good quality? If so, I'll tell you: FREE ON YOUTUBE And if you are tired of the usual streaming services, you can get this little service from our video store for free. Selected and recommended films for free streaming. Of course they are all available in the basement of our video store. If you ever feel like it, you can have a look at this archive. With over 12000 DVDs. I love it myself! Sometimes I go to the Videodrom (the oldest Cienthek in Berlin - Kreuzberg, our role model) just to be amazed, to discover new things, to be surrounded by films for an afternoon. - "I'm convinced my music is not just for films" - no, for his life; according to Morricone, who died on 6 July 2020 as a result of a fall. Nevertheless, we keep him for his sensitivity in combining rock music and avant-garde for the Italian "Spaghetti Western", don't we? He was born in Rome in 1928. During the 40s he studied and played the trumpet. Morricone even composed hits for Paul Anka. Later on his customers should be: Brian de Palma, Terrence Malick, Dario Argento, Quentin Tarantino, John Carpenter, Roman Polanski, Samuel Fuller, Lucio Fulci, Paolo Cavara (..................) Or do you remember Cinema Paradiso by Giuseppe Tornatore? Nevertheless, Italo Western remains the perfect genre for Morricone to explore the connection between music and sound effects. "A Fistful of Dollars" was written after his first score "Gunfight at Red Sands". Actually, Morricone was immediately famous and has remained so ever since! How do you underline a draw musically? Morricone proved that with his soundtrack for "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly". Morricone was also known as someone who protected his music, claimed back the rights to it. He won every possible award, was even knighted. And now? Every Christmas my friend Florian watches the Dollar Trilogy. This year he will probably have to bring it forward.

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