Promotional poster Also known as You Who Came from the Stars Genre Written by Directed by Starring Opening theme 'Man From Star (Opening Title)' Ending theme 'My Destiny' by Country of origin Original language(s) No. Of episodes 21 Production Executive producer(s) Choi Moon-suk Producer(s) Moon Bo-mi Cinematography Lee Gil-bok Jung Min-gyun Camera setup Running time 70 minutes Production company(s) HB Entertainment Release Original network and regional affiliates Picture format Original release December 18, 2013 ( 2013-12-18) – February 27, 2014 ( 2014-02-27) External links 별에서 온 그대 Byeoreseo on geudae Pyŏresŏ On Kŭdae My Love from the Star (: 별에서 온 그대;: Byeoreseo on geudae; literally You Who Came from the Stars) is a starring, and in lead.
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Written by, it is a story about an alien who landed on Earth in the and, 400 years later, falls in love with a top actress in the modern era. It aired on from December 18, 2013 to February 27, 2014 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 22:00 for 21 episodes; the production company extended the original 20-episode run with one episode, due to high viewers' demand. This is the second collaboration between Kim and Jun, who previously worked together in the blockbuster.
It is also Jun's small screen comeback after 14 years. The series was a major hit in South Korea and received immense popularity across Asia. Jun won the Daesang (or 'Grand Prize'), the highest award for television, at the and the, and as did Kim at the. Contents. Synopsis Do Min-joon is an alien that landed on Earth in the year 1609, during the. As he tries to help a young girl, Yi-hwa, from falling off a cliff, he misses his trip back to his planet and is stranded on Earth for the next four centuries. He possesses a near-perfect appearance, enhanced physical abilities involving his vision, hearing, and speed, and a cynical, jaded view regarding human beings.
As time goes by, Min-joon is forced to take on a new identity every ten years, as his human appearance never ages. In the present, he works as a college professor. With only three months left before his long-awaited departure back to space, he meets Cheon Song-yi , a famous Hallyu actress who suddenly becomes his next-door neighbour. Slowly, he finds himself entangled in Song-yi's crazy and unpredictable situations, and finds out that she looks like the young girl he fell in love with in the Joseon era. Min-joon tries to keep himself away from Song-yi as he needs to leave the planet, but often finds himself failing to do so. However, Song-yi gets entangled in the dangerous game of Lee Jae-kyung , the elder brother of Lee Hee-kyung , who has been her friend since middle school and is in love with her.
Yoo Se-mi is Song-yi's childhood best friend who has a crush on Hee-Kyung since middle school. Realizing her love is just one-sided, later Se-mi gives up her feeling on Hee-kyung and starts to focus on her career as an actress. As Jae-kyung tries to silence Song-yi, Min-joon finds himself saving her multiple times, and eventually, the neighbours fall for each other. But Jae-kyung turns out to be much more dangerous than Min-joon suspected, as he hurts Se-mi's older brother, who is investigating an actress murder case in which Jae-kyung is actively involved, and he also mysteriously starts to lose control of his powers.
However, in the end, Jae-kyung finally gets what he deserves. Cast Main.
as Cheon Song-yi. as young Cheon Song-yi A top star who is very blunt and believes that she is every man's type, until she meets her stoic neighbor, Do Min-joon. She soon develops feelings for him and tries to make him fall for her. as Do Min-joon A very cold and distant being, he loved a girl who lived during the for liking him as his true self, an alien.
After the girl dies from saving him, he waits to return home. Living a lonely and isolated life for centuries, he one day meets Cheon Song-yi, a girl who at her young age, looked exactly like the one he cared for 400 years ago and whom he once saved. as Lee Hee-kyung. Jo Seung-hyun as young Lee Hee-kyung Song-yi's childhood friend who has an unrequited love for her. He believes one day she will love him, but decides to back down for a while, supporting her through thick and thin as a true friend.
as Yoo Se-mi. Kim Hye-won as young Yoo Se-mi Song-yi's childhood best friend. Underneath her sweet demeanor and melodious leverage, she is actually envious of Song-yi and has had a crush on Hee-kyung for a long time. She later becomes famous after Song-yi's fall from the entertainment industry. Supporting. as Lee Jae-kyung Hee-kyung's older brother, the potential heir of S&C Group. The main antagonist of the series, he is willing to do anything to silence Song-yi for a secret she knows about him.
as Cheon Yoon-jae. Jeon Jin-seo as young Cheon Yoon-jae Song-yi's younger brother, who first disapproves of her relationship with the neighbour but grows to likes Min-joon because of their shared interest in astronomy. as Jang Young-mok Min-joon's lawyer. When he was young, he was saved by Min-joon from a suicide attempt and found out about his identity. He has been a loyal friend of him ever since. as Yoo Seok Se-mi's older brother. A young and enthusiastic prosecutor who investigates Han Yoo-ra's death.
He gets to know about Do Min-joon's real identity. as Park Byung-hee A detective, who works together with Yoo Seok on the case of Han Yoo-ra. It aired on from April 21 to June 30, 2014, on weeknights at 5:45 PM for 51 episodes. Each episode runs 45 minutes including commercial breaks. A 150-minute special with the subtitle The Kilig Throwback recapped the episodes of each preceding week, and aired every Sunday from 18 May to 29 June 2014, at 10:45 AM, then later moved to 11:15 AM PST.
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' Released: 2014. ' Released: 2014 The Fault in Our Stars (Music from the Motion Picture) is the soundtrack for the American film. The full track list was released on April 13, 2014, and arranged by Nate Walcott and Mike Mogis of Bright Eyes. It includes a few high-profile artists like, and, the last of whom wrote the song for the end credits ('All of the Stars'). The soundtrack was released in North America on May 19, 2014, and in the United Kingdom in June 23, 2014.
The from the soundtrack is 's contribution ', which debuted on April 11, 2014, and the music video for which premiered June 2. A music video for Sheeran's ' was released May 9, 2014. Music videos were also released for Birdy's 'Tee Shirt' on June 6, 2014 and ' on June 12, 2014. Contents. Track listing No.
Title Performers Length 1. 'Simple as This' 3:17 3. 'Let Me In' 3:59 4. 'Tee Shirt' 2:39 5.
'All I Want' 5:06 6. 'Long Way Down' 2:30 7. 'While I'm Alive' 3:48 9. 'Oblivion' 3:39 10. 'Strange Things Will Happen' 4:26 11. 'Bomfalleralla' 3:57 12. 'Without Words' 4:18 13.
'No One Ever Loved' 4:05 15. ' (with Kygo), 5:44 16. 'Best Shot (Bonus Track)' (featuring ) 2:53 Total length: 1:03:53 Credits and personnel Credits and personnel for the soundtrack adapted from. Blake, Emily (April 12, 2014).
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In the middle of American Honey, there's a stirring Mazzy Star moment. The dirty, rat-tailed, but still handsome Jake has just stolen a rich cowboy's fancy convertible after 'rescuing' Star (break-out 20-year-old star Sasha Lane) at gunpoint from a group of rowdy men with handlebar mustaches who are trying to get her drunk off tequila in their backyard. His reckless actions at the house wouldn't be considered brave to anyone but Star, who is head-over-heels in lust with him.
The two lost souls, who first crossed paths in a Big K parking lot and now work together selling magazines on the road with a crew of tattooed and tipsy runaways, are driving to god knows where when Mazzy Star's ' starts playing on the car's radio. The twangy rock song is a beautiful plea for attention, for understanding, and for total abandonment of anything but the person you're with. In the movie, this scene is charged with a mixture of illegal activity, intimacy, and innocence. The singer's breathless lyrics hint at what's going to happen next — what the whole movie has been building up to: 'I want to hold the hand inside you / I want to take a breath that's true / I look to you and I see nothing / I look to you to see the truth.' Jake and Star exchange longing glances, letting the hot wind brush over them until they can't stand it anymore, pull off to the side of the road, and have sex in the stolen car surrounded by weeds and wildflowers, reflections of him and her. That perfectly soundtracked cinematic moment is just one of 22.
American Honey's music is never cheesy or distracting. Unlike in many movies, these songs aren't meant to be background music to Star's, Jake's, or the rest of the cast's actions. Instead, they're here to narrate the film, sometimes quite literally.
What's more, every time a song plays, it is actually present in the scene: It's being played off of a cell phone, through the sound system in the van, or on the loudspeaker of a store. A song is never just thrown over a pre-taped scene — it's an intrinsic piece of the film's skeletal core. Much of American Honey takes place in the four back rows of a van that's hauling a dozen teenagers across America to sell magazines. It's a fairly fruitless job, but it gives them something that they crave and never had before in their often poverty-stricken hometowns: freedom. Or, at least, the illusion of freedom. These young adults are still kids at heart, and all they want to do is — in the words of Notorious B.I.G —. (Heavy on the party, light on the bullshit.) Nearly half the tunes are popular and explicit rap-trap songs with lyrics like 'I like to make money, get turnt,' 'Everybody get choices / I choose to get money, I'm stuck to this bread,' and 'I'm figgity figgity fucked up / Girl you got me fucked up.'
Anyone who has listened to trending artists over the past year would recognize at least half of the songs, including Rihanna and Calvin Harris' ' which reappears throughout the film. The plot of the movie pivots around this particular song a few times: The song is playing the first time Star meets Jake, and it's playing again the last time she really trusts him. It's the crew's favorite song, and they all have to dance when it comes on — tradition is important. As exciting as this style of soundtracking a film is, it's also a risky move. Having the blaring (yes, blaring; the music powers entire scenes, and the bass may leave a lingering vibration in your eardrums) tracks dictate the tone of the entire movie — and repeating songs like Rae Sremmurd's 2014 single, ' — could come off as abrasive, annoying, or cheesy. But in American Honey, it just works. The songs feel essential in every scene and are magically elevated from trashy pop anthems (no offense, Ri-Ri and Carnage) to audible art.
The movie is a rap-fueled, vodka-soaked, coming-of-age fever dream — and the variety of songs, ranging from country to trap to EDM, reflects that. These kids' favorite songs, like those of so many American teenagers, are ones they can rap to, dance to, and fuck to. The soundtrack feels like it happened organically, as if director Andrea Arnold let the actors (many of whom had no professional acting experience) choose what they wanted to listen to in the van, and included that in the film. The recognizable songs are building blocks that dictate the mood of the scene, because they are so reflective of the cast's carefree and uninhibited attitudes.
Another great example is the final scene of the film. The whole mag crew is swigging liquor and dancing with abandon around a campfire. They're oozing with energy and blasting Raury's '.'
The only things illuminating the screen are the leaping flames and the rising chorus of the song. The van's back door is open, and the sound is pouring out. You can feel the film coming to a close, even though Star's quest is far from over. That's why it works. The songs are a vehicle that instantly places the viewer inside the frame. You want to be drinking, dancing, and wild. You want to take over the AUX cord and choose the next song.
It's not an impressive playlist; it's just realistic. By the end of the film, these are your friends, and this is your playlist, even if this isn't your story.
Star Trek: Music from the Motion Picture by Released May 5, 2009 (Original) June 14, 2010 (Deluxe Edition) Recorded October 2008 Sony Scoring Stage, Length 45: 26 (Original) 98:50 (Deluxe Edition), chronology (2009) 2009 Star Trek (2009) (2009) 2009 chronology (2002) 2002 Star Trek (2009) Star Trek2009 (2013) 2013 Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Star Trek: Music from the Motion Picture is a soundtrack album for the 2009 film, composed. The score was recorded in October 2008 since the film was originally scheduled to be released the following December. It was performed by the and Page LA Studio Voices at the Sony Scoring Stage in.
The score incorporates the ' by and. Contents. Track listing # Name Length Description 1 'Star Trek' 1:03 This is the fanfare for the, and logos, as well as the for the rest of the film. 2 'Nailin' the Kelvin' 2:09 The USS Kelvin is attacked by the vessel Narada. 3 'Labor of Love' 2:51 Winona Kirk gives birth to aboard a medical shuttle while George Samuel Kirk sacrifices his life and the Kelvin to save her crew. 4 'Hella Bar Talk' 1:55 persuades Kirk to enlist in after the barfight.
Then Kirk travels to see the under construction on Earth, and he chooses to enlist, meeting Captain Pike's shuttle at a nearby Starfleet facility. 5 'Enterprising Young Men' 2:39 This is the introduction of the and as McCoy moves an ill Kirk to sickbay. Also, a shorter version is used on the main title following the destruction of the Kelvin.
6 'Nero Sighted' 3:23 The Enterprise encounters the Narada within orbit of. 7 'Nice to Meld You' 3:13 On the ice planet Delta Vega, performs a on Kirk to explain his presence and the actions of. 8 'Run and Shoot Offense' 2:04 On board the Narada, Kirk and Spock start a gunfight with the Romulans.
9 'Does It Still McFly?' 2:03 Kirk and Spock observe the interior of the Jellyfish. 10 'Nero Death Experience' 5:38 The Enterprise engages the Narada in a final showdown. 11 'Nero Fiddles, Narada Burns' 2:34 As the Narada is consumed by the black hole, the Enterprise fires her phasers and torpedoes to put Nero out of his misery.
12 'Back from Black' 0:59 The Enterprise ejects and detonates her warp drive reactor cores to escape the black hole. 13 'That New Car Smell' 4:46 Spock is convinced by his future self to remain in Starfleet, while Kirk is promoted to Captain and takes the Enterprise on her next voyage. 14 'To Boldly Go' 0:26 The Star Trek fanfare plays while Spock Prime recites the. 15 'End Credits' 9:11 The end credits incorporate the '.' The Deluxe Edition In 2010, released a greatly expanded 5000-copy limited edition album of the score entitled Star Trek: The Deluxe Edition.
Now out of print, the album features many previously unreleased cues, including ones for the fight on the drill and Spock's attempt to save his mother. In addition, there was a mistake in the printing of the deluxe edition's CD booklet. A completely different list of orchestra player names was printed by accident, instead of the group that actually performed the score for the film. A correct listing of the orchestra players who actually performed the score can be found, properly credited and listed, in the booklet that came with the original one-disc edition of the soundtrack. Album cues from the original CD are bolded in the following track listing, though the lengths of several of the original CD cues are different. Title Length 1.
' Star Trek' 2:26 2. 'Narada Boom' 2:51 3. 'Hack to the Future' 1:23 4.
' Nailin' the Kelvin' 2:10 5. ' Labor of Love' 2:44 6. 'Main Title' 0:46 7. 'Head to Heart Conversation' 1:08 8. 'One Proud Mother' 1:38 9. ' Hella Bar Talk' 1:55 10.
'The Flask at Hand' 0:29 11. 'Welcome Back, Spock' 1:09 12. 'Vulcan Gets a Good Drilling' 1:30 13. 'Hangar Management' 2:46 14. ' Enterprising Young Men' 3:05 15. 'Flying Into a Trap' 3:24 16.
' Nero Sighted' 3:23 17. I Barely Know Her!' 'Jehosafats' 3:03 19.
'Chutes and Matter' 3:23 20. 'A Whole In My Hearth' 0:56 21. 'I've Fallen and I Can't Beam Up!' 'Spock Goes Spelunking' 1:28 23.
'An Endangered Species' 3:10 24. 'Galaxy's Worst Sushi Bar' 2:14 25. 'Mandatory Leave of Absence' 1:19 26. 'Dad's Route to School' 0:34 27. 'Frozen Dinner' 1:30 28. 'You Snowin' Me?'
0:50 Disc 2: No. Title Length 1. ' Nice to Meld You' 3:14 2. 'Hail to the Chief' 0:52 3. 'I Gotta Beam Me' 2:02 4.
'Scotty's Tanked' 1:37 5. 'What's with You?' 'Either Way, Someone's Going Down' 2:44 7. 'Trekking Down the Narada' 2:31 8. ' Run And Shoot Offense' 2:03 9. ' Does It Still McFly?'
' Nero Death Experience' 5:38 11. ' Nero Fiddles, Narada Burns' 2:28 12. 'Black Holes Have a Lot of Pull' 0:55 13. ' Back From Black' 0:57 14. ' That New Car Smell' 4:46 15.
' To Boldly Go' 0:26 16. ' End Credits' 9:11 Personnel Credits adopted from. Production. – composer, producer. – original material. – original material.
– executive producer. – executive producer. – orchestra. Reggie Wilson – orchestra contractor. Page LA Studio Voices – choir/chorus. Bobbi Page – vocal contractor Orchestration and technical.
Peter Boyer – arranger, orchestration. Richard Bronskill – arranger, orchestration.
Stephen M. Davis – audio engineer. – music consultant. Jack Hayes – arranger, orchestration.
Larry Kenton – orchestration. Erick Labson – mastering, remastering. Alex Levy – music editor. Chad Seiter – orchestration. Tim Simonec – arranger, conductor, orchestration. – executive in charge of music. Chris Tilton – arranger, orchestration.
Robert Townson – executive in charge of music. Dan Wallin – audio engineer, mixing, recording. Booker White – music preparation See also. References.
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Kendrick Lamar & SZA's 'All the Stars' leads the way at No. As Black Panther reigns at the box office with a record-breaking weekend that grossed more than $400 worldwide, the film's soundtrack is pulling its weight on the chart front. Eight songs from Black Panther: The Album - on the Billboard 200 chart (dated Feb. 24) - land on the latest. One earns its first week in the top 10, one reaches the top 40 for the first time and six debut. And 's 'All the Stars' places the highest on the Hot 100, as the song jumps 31-9, entering the top 10 for the first time.
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The song earns Lamar his seventh top 10 and SZA her second. 'Stars' is the soundtrack's second top 10, as and Lamar's 'Pray for Me' stands at No. 11, down from its No. 7 peak, and debut, a week ago. Meanwhile, Jay Rock, Lamar, and 's 'King's Dead' blasts from No. 38, marking its first week in the Hot 100's top 40 (and the first such hit for Jay Rock and Blake). Songs from Black Panther: The Album on the Hot 100 (dated Feb.
24) Rank, Title, Artist No. 9 (new), 'All the Stars, Kendrick Lamar & SZA No.
11 (down from No. 7 peak), 'Pray for Me,' The Weeknd & Kendrick Lamar No. 38 (up from No. 69), 'King's Dead,' Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar, Future & James Blake No.
49 (new), 'X,' Schoolboy Q, 2 Chainz & Saudi No. 63 (new), 'The Ways,' Khalid & Swae Lee No. 67 (new), 'Paramedic!,' SOB X RBE No. 71 (new), 'Big Shot,' Kendrick Lamar & Travis Scott No. 91 (new), 'Black Panther,' Kendrick Lamar Further, two acts score their first entries on the Hot 100, thanks to songs from the soundtrack. Saudi makes his Billboard chart debut on 'X,' with and, at No.
The South African rapper, born Anele Mbisha, sings on the first verse of 'X,' following Lamar's introductory hook. Bay Area rap collective SOB X RBE also makes its Billboardchart arrival with 'Paramedic!' The group (Slimmy B, DaBoii, Lil G and Yhung T.O.) has announced a with.
Lamar and - who collaborated together on Lamar's DAMN. track 'Love.' - provide additional vocals on the track. Meanwhile, Lamar, who curated the Black Panther soundtrack, lands seven total songs on the latest Hot 100. Five are from the album, while 'Love.'
13 and 'New Freezer,' by Rich The Kid featuring Lamar, jumps 60-53. The Black Panther soundtrack debuts at No.
1 on the Billboard 200 with 154,000 equivalent album units, according to Nielsen Music. The set is one of three soundtracks in the top five, a that occurred in just nine prior weeks since the Billboard 200 became an all-encompassing stereo and mono albums chart in 1963.