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In no particular order... your top five favourite JWFaners!
The Illustrious Jerry and 5 others reacted to Incanus for a topic
I don't know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve.6 points -
In no particular order... your top five favourite JWFaners!
KittBash and 2 others reacted to #SnowyVernalSpringsEternal for a topic
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In no particular order... your top five favourite JWFaners!
The Illustrious Jerry and 2 others reacted to Bespin for a topic
We know. But they're all dead!3 points -
In no particular order... your top five favourite JWFaners!
Cerebral Cortex and 2 others reacted to The Illustrious Jerry for a topic
Why cap it at five when there are so many wonderful members here? Anyways, with help from the lovely JW Fan social extension that is the the Discord I've become good friends with a number of folks. Here we go: Bespin SteveMc Ii2 John Cerebral Cortex Holko mstrox Bilbo Richard Kasey Disco Stu Incanus Karol Chen G. Crumbs Will TGP Loert KK Shark, of the Jurassic Period3 points -
@grow02 @grow04 @hillbilly @mstrox @Access Furniture2 points
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Star Wars IX The Rise of Skywalker TEASER Discussion
Jurassic Shark and one other reacted to Alex for a topic
Nobody hates Star Wars more than Star Wars fans2 points -
I dunno, with the OT, you at least had a sense of time passing. We never felt that Luke didn't earn it or that the force was handed to him on a silver platter.2 points
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The THE BANGLES Thread
Ii2 and one other reacted to #SnowyVernalSpringsEternal for a topic
Which one is Neutral Good?2 points -
The Ten Commandments is on ABC, like it is every Saturday night before Easter. Someone needs to do a supercut of every time Charlton Heston says the word "bondage."2 points
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STAR WARS Custom Covers thread
Jediking12 and one other reacted to tintacle for a topic
This has probably been done before, but I wanted to re-create the Original Trilogy's vinyl covers.2 points -
In no particular order... your top five favourite JWFaners!
Bespin reacted to Koray Savas for a topic
You’re alright.1 point -
The Amazing Electronic Music Thread
SteveMc reacted to Nick Parker for a topic
I'm waiting on an EMU Proteus 2000, and I'm really excited! I'm seeing a lot of people say it's dated and geared towards hip-hop, but I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of stuff I can wrangle out of it in a very different context.1 point -
In no particular order... your top five favourite JWFaners!
The Illustrious Jerry reacted to mstrox for a topic
@yankeefrankie15 @Hale-Bopp @Polly43 @mstrox @Buttered_eggs1 point -
In no particular order... your top five favourite JWFaners!
The Illustrious Jerry reacted to Smaug The Iron for a topic
Holko Incanus Crumbs Jay The Illustrious Jerry1 point -
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Schindler's List - 2CD 25th Anniversary Edition from La-La Land Records (2018)
Quppa reacted to Jurassic Shark for a topic
State of the art 128 kbps mp3s.1 point -
Schindler's List - 2CD 25th Anniversary Edition from La-La Land Records (2018)
bollemanneke reacted to Bespin for a topic
EASTER IS NOW SCRAP. THANKS.1 point -
Star Trek Discovery
Arpy reacted to Marian Schedenig for a topic
Well, S2 was certainly better than S1. At least it had an engaging (if confusing) plot and more characters among the crew, even if they often were only fleshed out quickly before the plot needed them to be (i.e. not long enough in the case of , which as a result felt rather gimmicky). The visuals and effects are still all over the place, with the camera flying around upside down and constantly tilting every way, just because it can. Tilly is still likeable and amusing (in small doses) and still way too over the top and thus often just annoying. The writing is still all over the place, to the extent that by the time the finale came along I could barely remember half of it and couldn't tell if many things were just poorly handled plot strains or gaping plot holes (although I suspect it's the latter in many cases). I was especially confused by Po at the beginning of the first part of the finale, but apparently that refers to Short Treks which I was completely unaware of until just now. The pacing and (deliberately?) clunky plotting confuses because characters constantly show up out of nowhere without explanation, sometimes wth no apparent way of getting there at the time (e.g. Sarek and Amanda near the end of the season - I don't think they were holograms). The ultimate solution to the TOS timeline problem caused by the Discovery's existence seems superficially epic, but also highly implausible. The Discovery is still and ugly ship, although the Enterprise is gorgeous. The show's main draw is perhaps Anson Mount, who makes a phenomenal Pike. I have no idea how a third season is supposed to continue from here. Going along with the Discovery seems a bit like a cop out, and also would remove one of the more engaging aspects of S2 (i.e. its close relation to elements directly connected with established canon), although I suppose it has to happen. Personally, I'd be much more interested in another Enterprise/Pike season. Oh, and S2 actually had some good music.1 point -
The thing is, Rey seems so unusually powerful, it seems highly unlikely that the force never manifested in her before. I think it's only common sense to question that.1 point
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Star Wars IX The Rise of Skywalker TEASER Discussion
Chen G. reacted to leeallen01 for a topic
I'm 100% positive they will change the story in Ep9 to make her that yes. And I will laugh. So her personality traits are she's too nice? She believes her parents care about her because she's so nice and forgiving. She believes Kylo can be good because she's so nice and forgiving, which is utterly pathetic because about a day before that, she witnessed him murder his own father, brutally wound her friend Finn, and she even fought him in a lightsaber duel... Even what people describe as her faults are actually positives. She's too nice...1 point -
Star Wars IX The Rise of Skywalker TEASER Discussion
Barnald reacted to leeallen01 for a topic
Can someone please tell me Rey's motivations? It's not her parents because she admits to knowing all along that they were losers who abandoned her. So...is there any reason for her to be doing anything she does? Could someone perhaps describe her personality? Does she have one? Can someone describe her character?1 point -
What is an unarmed old man who cut himself off from the Force supposed to do against a lightsaber? STOP. WRITING. THE. MOVIE. AGAINST. THEM.1 point
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In no particular order... your top five favourite JWFaners!
The Illustrious Jerry reacted to Bilbo for a topic
Hey! That’s my line!1 point -
In no particular order... your top five favourite JWFaners!
Bilbo reacted to #SnowyVernalSpringsEternal for a topic
I understood that reference!1 point -
Star Wars IX The Rise of Skywalker TEASER Discussion
Chen G. reacted to Jurassic Shark for a topic
So to you, if a film is two hours long, the story has to take place during two hours in the world of the film? There cannot be any jumps in time?1 point -
ACROSS THE STARS - Williams / Mutter collaboration album
bollemanneke reacted to Jurassic Shark for a topic
Ah, Hagrid the Phoenix!1 point -
ACROSS THE STARS - Williams / Mutter collaboration album
bollemanneke reacted to pete for a topic
Corrected: I mixed up the bird and the big guy1 point -
What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
The Illustrious Jerry reacted to Incanus for a topic
Ben-Hur (Tadlow re-recording) by Miklós Rózsa Quo Vadis (Tadlow re-recording) by Miklós Rózsa1 point -
Star Wars Disenchantment
Chen G. reacted to #SnowyVernalSpringsEternal for a topic
It was a joke dumbass! Ep 1 isn't the first movie.1 point -
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I missed the mstrox! Richard! And you!1 point
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Quite good indeed. Really dig how they make the transition between the established chill guitar based mood to the synth driven second half.1 point
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What Is The Last Film You Watched? (Older Films)
SteveMc reacted to Glóin the Dark for a topic
Five? Amadeus (Milos Forman, 1984) Citizen Kane (Orson Welles, 1941) Midnight Run (Martin Brest, 1988) Oh, Mr Porter! (Marcel Varnel, 1937) 2001: A Space Odyssey (Stanley Kubrick, 1968)1 point -
What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
The Illustrious Jerry reacted to crocodile for a topic
How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World and Solo: A Star Wars Story Karol1 point -
What Is The Last Film You Watched? (Older Films)
SteveMc reacted to Naïve Old Fart for a topic
He's just surviving, Mr. Justin, just surviving.1 point -
What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
SteveMc reacted to Nick Parker for a topic
Listened to Dragonslayer by Alex North for the first time in a while. Of course a score this robust and layered was bound to cut up in a 1980's movie ,of all places, but thankfully we have the whole musical story preserved on album. Alex North often used dissonance as a natural part of his vocabulary rather than a simplistic way of saying "Something evil is afoot!" (see Leonard Bernstein's Symphony in C, I think it was), and the dissonance here, while in its more extreme weavings spells out danger and intensity in the way only an old-school dude like him could, often speaks to a certain level of journey and adventure. There are a lot of times where the music slowly lurches forward, sitting on a particular mood for an astonishingly long period of time for a film score. This score to me is a great musical analogy to a hiking trip, filled with moments of uneventful walking, occasional moments of fear and adrenaline (ever see a mountain cougar stare at you from 100m away?), and the occasional blissful explosion that comes from stumbling upon a beautiful sight. Just when a track starts to lose interest, he'll throw in some bizarre, funky figure with very different orchestration, the result being a score that deftly juggles your ear between fatigue, complacency, and satisfaction when North provides your craving ear a different flavor, very astonishingly balanced. Definitely not album for track highlights, and I highly recommend listening to this one start to finish as a compelling, jagged mood album.1 point -
Star Wars Disenchantment
The Illustrious Jerry reacted to Nick Parker for a topic
The scene they have in The Last Jedi portrays them as brother and sister way better than any of the other movies. It's like John Williams wrote the theme for it three decades beforehand!1 point -
Star Wars Disenchantment
Ollie reacted to #SnowyVernalSpringsEternal for a topic
It never felt natural or logical to me.1 point -
The Custom Covers Thread
Mr. Who reacted to The Illustrious Jerry for a topic
Oh man, this is really good! Thanks!1 point -
I've changed the original post above for the updated covers with the original poster logos And, here's another fun cover for Return/Revenge of the Jedi:1 point
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I think it could've been told better, for sure, but there are more problems with Return of the Jedi than that.1 point
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And they were much more interested in the '73/'77 period. A podcast/book/article on Williams and/or Spielberg's early years by Thor Joachim Haga would be greatly welcome and appreciated! BTW, the first episode is now available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Give it a listen!1 point
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ACROSS THE STARS - Williams / Mutter collaboration album
Miguel Andrade reacted to Disco Stu for a topic
I can honestly say there is not a single Star Wars concert arrangement that I don't care for. I guess I'm easy1 point -
Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story (2021)
Ollie reacted to Cerebral Cortex for a topic
He did the theme to Galaxy Quest so he is A-OK in my book.1 point