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Clickable Emoticons	dorcas18 wrote: > Certainly Where no one goes for both flight scene and credits. I really > love the way John Powell composed this piece of work. To me, the song > itself is simply encoded with httyd's DNA. I don't think that you can use > this song for any other use without being reminded of its origin, > especially during the part where the Test Drive melody come in... my ears > simply ring out "Dragons"!
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LawOfTheSeas 15 Aug 2014, 19:11

Into a Fantasy is a good foot stomper, but Where no-one Goes is perfect for the credits, just like Sticks and Stone was for the first movie. The style of Into a Fantasy probably works for promotional material, but not really for a credit sequence. A credit sequence in my mind has to say, "We're here!" From the first note. I think that Where no-one Goes does that really well, whereas Into a Fantasy takes a while longer to get into.

I didn't realise that Alexander Rybak was. Norwegian-Belorussian! That seems like an odd combination!

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