Warfare With No Gunfire
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A warfare march. A battle between soldiers strewn up on puppet strings being controlled by the divine public. These war marionettes undergo acts of violence, destruction, pain and agony. Death soon encroaches them, but they feel no remorse or shame when they reach the heavens to laugh and cackle below at the bloodshed and misery they were once a part of.
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Rated 5 / 5 stars October 17, 2011
completely intense
intense but also some what mystical. its amazing nuff said
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars May 1, 2011
Warfare With Snare Drums
Is there ever anything better than rapid military snare rolls to simulate the act of people mindlessly killing each other with machine guns?
This, to me, sounds like it belongs in a Tim Burton film. Admittedly, a Tim Burton film where everyone's decked out like Rambo, but Tim Burton nonetheless. You've captured the fantastical, pure Danny Elfman sound, put it through bootcamp, and sent it off to fight.
In slightly simpler terms, it sounds like Terminator 4 if it were held inside Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory, if John Connor was replaced with Edward Scissorhands, and Johnny Depp played the Terminator.
It's a really nice length, not too long but long enough to have some very nice thematic development.
Well done!