It's a synthy upbeat sort tHIND THIND ... THIND THIND. AND GETS UPBEATY
anyone know or was it part of the movie score cant even find who did the score
anyone got a clue
i believe it's "number one" - chaz jenkel...the video is on youtube. check it out and lemmeno if i'm right.
"He must've thought it was white boy day. It ain't white boy day, is it?"
there are a lot of montauges in this movie
but I don't think it is the number one song... a lot was shown during that song.
I think I know what scene you are talking about... they take their final and there are close ups of kent eying chris taking his test. Chris abruptly looks at him and kent goes back to his test...
meanwhile we have a lovely look at chris's eraser on his pencil a penis.
I actually think that some of these instrumental scores are made just for the movies they are in. if you notice how the song kind of lifts when something unexpected and quick in the movie happens.
OH THANK YOU GOD! THANK YOU SO BLOODY MUCH!!! Basil Fawlty
I'm guessing part of the score. I used three different song recognition apps (Shazam, Sony, and Google), and only Shazam was even able to make the correlation to the movie Real Genius....but gave no song title.
Whose idea was it for the word "Lisp" to have an "S" in it?
I think it's part of the score by Thomas Newman. He's composed scores for 115 movies (according to IMDb). My favorites are the scores for Desperately Seeking Susan, The Shawshank Redemption, Fried Green Tomatoes, and Revenge of the Nerds.
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