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Disney's Divinity wrote:How much earlier do soundtracks get released before the film release, usually? I remember buying Frozen long before ever seeing the film in theaters, but maybe my memory's faulty?

D82 wrote:I agree, the music was fantastic. This is what I found about it:

Beauty and the Beast (2017) - Trailer

Song(s) / Music:

- First Track: The Hit House - The Rose (Note: This track is a new rendition of both the songs 'Prologue' and 'Beauty and the Beast' ('Tale As Old As Time' seems to be another name for the track here), which were originally composed by Alan Menken.)

- Second Track: The second one is a custom mix by Really Slow Motion. It features their track 'Reborn', remixed here with Alan Menken´s track 'Beauty and the Beast'. This mix doesn't seem to be publicly available. (You can listen to the original version of 'Reborn' though online.)

Source: http://nameofthesong.blogspot.com.es/


And this is from Really Slow Motion’s Facebook page:

STOKED to share this after many months of work!! Official trailer of "Beauty and The Beast" featuring our track REBORN remixed with Alan Menken´s "Tale As Old As Time" (0:45-1:48). We are truly honoured to be able to work with such a legendary piece of film history. Thank you so much Disney, Lindsay, and of course the Down Under combo James Minas, Lydia Davies and Blake Robinson!!

Source: https://www.facebook.com/ReallySlowMoti ... 5506017743


So, it seems the music of the trailer isn’t available to download, but you can listen to the track used at the beginning of the trailer, which is the same music featured in the teaser trailer, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=en1KsqnuQVM

And to 'Reborn' by Really Slow Motion here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ca200VOI_I0


EDIT: Someone made this recreation of the trailer's music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wp2Kdrn1nlU

Atlantica wrote:Wow D82 !!



Thank you so much for finding out all that information, absolutely fantastic ! The fanmade version is almost pretty much perfect, exactly what I was looking for. Have made my day, thank you

Disney's Divinity wrote:And I’ll throw in: F*** Cinderella. I really do not give two shits about it, I won't be thinking about that trash when I watch this, and any amount of ways you find to nitpick this film for eternity won't stop it from being more successful than Cinderella.

"He gets as dark as any Disney character could possibly get", says Gaston himself, Luke Evans. The character, while still comic relief, is also an ex-soldier – there are, according to Evans, several shades to him. "This is a man who, for the first time in his life, hasn't got what he wanted."

I don’t quite know why they’re doing it. I can’t understand what they’re going to do with it that will be better than what we’ve already done.