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Thanks for bringing my attention to this. Never every heard it. I'll look for it.

Yes, I have seen that but.... https://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/bvhe-press-release-the-abyss-true-lies-aliens-titanic-avatar-and-avatar-the-way-of-the-water-4k-uhd-blu-ray.380981/page-7#post-5282137

Besides the Williams release which is mandatory for me, I would love if A Streetcar named Desire was included just to follow with the Omni music published score.

Thanks. Where did you find this? Is it OK to share it in another forum?

I don't think though that there is anything substantial missing that will change your opinion of the score (having made a complete edit long ago from the blu-ray). Anyway, if there is no John Williams in this batch, I'll be disappointed (I only purchase Williams at this point).

I don't see a speck of film grain. But that could be due to the youtube compression, I don't know..

I will wait for screenshots because I don't trust Cameron (these could be a DNR mess like T2)!

https://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/bvhe-press-release-the-abyss-true-lies-aliens-titanic-avatar-and-avatar-the-way-of-the-water-4k-uhd-blu-ray.380981/

I have seen only the extended cut. Ha! Because the TC hadn't been released on blu-ray at that time I think...

Well, that's one of the instances that I think the TC works better. eg. in the extended cut, you see what happens to the fort, before Costner arrives. In the theatrical cut you don't, so you are kept wondering and imagining things.

Haven't seen that. (I mean I have seen the TC) My point is, even if the theatrical cut is worse than the extended cut, still I would suggest someone to see the theatrical cut first, as this was chosen to be released, for better or worse.

Well, I don't know. If I were him, I would watch the theatrical cut first. I think this is the way to experience every film, and then watch any extended/director's cuts as a mere curiosity.

Yes, I'll wait. I'm in no hurry to buy this film, but if a 4K is released I will, probably.

It says in the description that it was used for a temp track for that film. I don't know if it's true.

Didn't know this score by Delerue. Bittersweet.

You do know though of the filmed stage musical, which will be released theatrically?

So, let's say Amadeus, which isn't historically accurate, is a bad film?

Ah, a facebook friend posted this in a group I'm in (soundtracks) and I thought it was legitimate. I didn't double check. Oh well. I'm not a fan of live action remakes anyway.

You have this one, right? https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Battle-Beyond-the-Stars-Blu-ray/287574/ I was thinking of getting it myself.

A facebook friend sent me this: https://www.wisemusicclassical.com/catalogue/works/?composer=["Franz+Waxman"]&yearComposed=[0%2C2024]&fbclid=IwAR0QEY2okaWyac5jbgbeTs45joUqygiFwd9PzgoR8KW1WHZyUwLccsJD0mY&results=1 You can find many Waxman suites in their full score presentation! I think it's very useful. I am not sure about other composers, but here's a Jarre one too: https://www.wisemusicclassical.com/work/59674/Lawrence-of-Arabia-Suite--Maurice-Jarre/ If you search maybe you can find others too.

I remember when Trevor Jones came to Athens, someone (or it was him?) said that he was asked to write a Last of the Mohicans kind of theme for Cliffhanger, and that's why the theme reminds it a bit (in its beginning). I enjoy the movie very much. I don't remember anything of the score, apart from the theme.

Well, I assume most people don't know him because he was a Greek actor, but Spiros Focas died today at the age of 86. He had a kind of international career, with most notable roles in Rocco and his Brothers, The Jewel of the Nile, and Rambo III.

thanks @Presto. That is indeed a great deal! But I'm concerned about this musio thing. Is it easy to use? I have got used to Kontakt. edit: Hmmm.. I found this video:

Yes. It's not good, but I'm a sucker for 80s sci-fi, especially with such good score.