Ta-dum! Netflix has a new extended theme composed by Hans Zimmer

Aug 12, 2020

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The Netflix “Ta-dum” theme is short and to the point. I like it. But they couldn’t leave well enough alone so Netflix convinced (and I’m sure paid) Hans Zimmer a handsome amount, to make an extended version of their theme. You can watch/listen below.

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5 responses to “Ta-dum! Netflix has a new extended theme composed by Hans Zimmer”

revrobuk

August 12, 2020

I like it!

I wonder if it’ll have more plays than the thing that Brian Eno wrote for Windows?

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Dan Gardner

August 12, 2020

LOL, I think that’s a safe bet. 🙂

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Jill Florio

August 12, 2020

I prefer the T-DUN original, but it’s decent enough. It sounds like a combo of the T-DUN, plus the Marvel Studios intro.

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Dan Gardner

August 13, 2020

Agreed. I don’t dislike this new theme. But I prefer the original.

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revrobuk

October 23, 2020

Well I have to admit to a wee bit of disappointment not hearing it whenever I’ve watched something on Netflix and assumed it was one of those “just for the USA” things.

But yesterday I saw “The Trial Of The Chicago 7” in the cinema and there it was in all its multi speaker glory! Have to say, it doesn’t seem out of place on the big screen.

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