Provided to YouTube by Columbia Doc Ock Suite · Danny Elfman Spider-Man 2 - Music From And Inspired By ℗ 2004 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Released on: 2004-06-18 Editor: Shie Rozow...

The official soundtrack of the movie. i do not own spiderman 2, MARVEL does.please comment and subscribe!!!! i am open to requests, but keep it real folks.

5 天之前 · Danny Elfman's sensational score for Spider-Man 2 finally gets the all-encompassing expansion and remastering that it always deserved with La-La Land Records' immense 3-CD treatment here, with the heroic Spider-Man and lurching Doc Ock themes going orchestrally head-to-head for a thunderously enjoyable superhero soundtrack overall. Dreams do come true.

Spider-Man 2: Music from and Inspired by is the soundtrack album for the 2004 film Spider-Man 2, released on June 22, 2004. As a whole, the album reached the top 10 of the U.S. album charts and the top 40 of the Australian album charts.

Doc Ock is one of Spider-Man's most iconic villains, and his performance by Alfred Molina was absolutely legendary, along with Raimi's integration of stunnin...

2004年6月30日 · (0:00) Opening credits feature paintings that recap most of the major plot points from the previous film. (0:04) Peter tries to deliver 8 pizzas in less than 8 minutes. (0:22) Peter gets ready to go see Mary Jane's play. (0:41) Doc Ock is going to have surgery. (0:45) Doc Ock cries his wife’s death. (1:00) Doc Ock rebuilds his arms.

2004年7月27日 · While he revisited all of the themes from the original film (including the Green Goblin theme), the involvement of Doc Ock allowed Elfman to create a new theme, one that is punctuated at the tail by a rather Darkman -esque sequence of chords (or is it The Nightmare Before Christmas?).

2024年12月4日 · Runaway Train, Part II [2:11] Have questions about the music in this movie? Visit the Spider-man 2 (20th Anniversary) soundtrack page @ the SoundtrackINFO project

2004年7月27日 · What is the most popular song on Spider-Man 2 (Original Motion Picture Score) by Danny Elfman?

The fact that Doc Ock's theme consists of eight notes is reportedly due to the coinciding number of limbs on the villain, yet again pointing to Elfman's sense of humor. The theme contains just enough comic book swing, the kind of circus-like, borderline-deranged rhythmic pomposity, to fit it nicely in the genre.