It’s dreadfull I thought when it came out. Much preferred the original.
It is one of the “must have seen” movies. If you work in IT, are a nerd, you must have seen Tron, Matrix. As a UNIX engineer of the first hour “the hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy” was also such a must read. No matter if you liked it or not. If you did not do it, it degraded your professional reputation.
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Ok so Sunday evening is Poker night. Last week I played the game with Death Metal filling my ears and it did not go as well. Tonight I was going to keep the movie soundtrack theme going. A great film as well as soundtrack that I own ov VHS video, DVD, Blue ray and bought in digital as well. I should know better.
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Watched the film again the other week.
Anyway here my early evening choice
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That one completely passed me by
Henry V Soundtrack is a fav.
Haven’t seen the film? Shame on you!
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It’s my Queen day today… 
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Gert Wilden Jr.
Schatten Der Zeit (Shadows of Time) (2004)
Golden Star nominated film.
German composer and conductor remained largely unknown, despite a large catalogue of film work, dating back to the 50’s, until the release of Schulmadchen Report. It was a compilation of his ‘semi-erotic’ work and more along the line of ‘easy-listening’/lounge music.
However, this showcases his skills as a classical composer. I think it stands alone well enough and the sound quality is good.
Schatten der Zeit (Trailer)
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I do know the “Schulmädchenreport”; I think it’s very funny to compare it with today’s “semi-erotic” films. 
The trailer of “Schatten der Zeit” tells too much about the film, as so often.
Schulmädchen Report was the first I heard about Wilden - so different from his classical compositions.
I’m just listening to the title theme of the smr, nothing more to find at Tidal. I even can remember, but this is not my favorite style.
Unfortunately, I never factor in Tidal, I only have my own library - sorry about that.
I would have thought Schatten Der Zeit would be on Tidal, it was a popular European film and winner of some awards across Europe (notably Austria?).
I prefer his classical to semi erotica. I like both genres, but if I’m thinking semi erotica I would choose another artist usually.
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Oh, nearly forgotten: the soundtrack of the film “The Excorcist” from my favorite composer in the seventies, Mike Oldfield.
I don’t know, but probably it has been listed here yet…
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Worth listening just because of my favorites on this album “Lady, Lady, Lady” from Joe Esposito and “Maniac” from Michael Sembello.
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In light of the discussion above…
Gert Wilden & Orchestra
Schulnadchen Report (2005)
As I’ve not played it in years, it’s far better than I remember. Some super funky/psychedelic action style music here, amongst soft-core erotica music that’s also somewhat psychedelic.
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So I might have to listen to this (on headphones of course)
Oops all mine are open back 
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Great movies actually. Very educational.
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