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Hans Zimmer's head could fall off at any moment
Movie Feature
Neil
29th August 2013
We all love mad German composer Hans Zimmer for his excellent film scores such as Gladiator, Inception and Man Of Steel to name but Gladiator, Inception and Man Of Steel. But Hans hides a terrible secret. He may look happy in that picture above, but that's not happiness: it's relief, because he's just managed to stop his head falling off before the photo was taken.
We were beginning to think that perhaps Hans just keeps getting his hands stuck to his head, but then we happened upon two more shots. The first shows Hans bravely daring to remove his cranial support for a moment...
The second shows the tragic aftermath of that bravery.
So next time you accuse Herr Zimmer of churning out the same old noisy nonsense, think about how well you might do your job if you lived in constant fear of spontaneous decapitation. You shits.
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