Hans Zimmer's Dune: Part Two Score Just Got The Shocking News That'll Leave Fans Reeling

Hans Zimmer's Dune: Part Two score is officially out of the Oscar race, and fans of the iconic composer are shocked and dismayed by the news.

The reason behind this unexpected turn of events lies in the Academy's rules regarding pre-existing music. According to the rules, a score must have a certain percentage of original music in order to be eligible for the Oscar.

Unfortunately, Zimmer's score for Dune: Part Two has surpassed the Academy's limit on pre-existing music, rendering it ineligible for this year's Oscars.

Hans Zimmer is a highly acclaimed composer with a long list of iconic scores under his belt. He has been nominated for numerous Oscars throughout his career and has won several awards for his work. His score for the first Dune film was widely praised by critics and fans alike.

While the news may come as a disappointment to fans of Hans Zimmer and the Dune franchise, it is essential to note that the Academy's rules are in place to ensure that the best original scores are recognized and rewarded.

It is also worth mentioning that being out of the Oscar race does not diminish the value and quality of Zimmer's score. The music is still an integral part of the film and will undoubtedly continue to be enjoyed by fans worldwide.

In a statement, the Academy explained the reasoning behind their decision, saying that the rules are in place to 'protect the integrity of the original score category.'

While the news may be disheartening for some, it is essential to remember that there are many other talented composers and scores in the running for this year's Oscars. The competition is expected to be fierce, and film enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the announcement of the nominees.