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Are the pages as thick as a dover edition, and what is the color of the page... kind of faded newsprint like the dover editions or is it more pure white? Thanks for answering the questions ShowUStheHOOK! I also would like to point out, if anyone dosen't know that at Marco Beltrami's website, he has full cues of some of his sheet music up. Some are handwritten like the ones for Hellboy and some, like for I,Robot have been generated using a notation program. These are interesting because they contain perormance notes (they look to be the actual recording scores used in studio). Here's the direct link to the I,Robot cue up... http://g.virbcdn.com/_f/files/53/FileItem-174668-Irobot3m6TunnelChase.pdf For some films, like Hellboy, there are mutliple score cues available... http://www.marcobeltrami.com/hellboy

You do remember the whole inspiration for STAR WARS don't you? …the serial shorts of Flash Gordon that was nothing but pure cheese in a can. That's all that Lucas is doing is making a Pop serial that has heroes and villains that act the way heroes and villains act. Criticizing any line or action from STAR WARS is like saying this piece of cheese does not taste cheesy enough. Why can't you see what it is in the first place? Stupid fun. Have you ever seen one of those Flash Gordon shorts? The STAR WARS are what they are suppose to be: 1.Popular 2.Profitable I mean look at us, we talk about STAR WARS for hours. The scripts are nothing like normal scripts. I’m sure if he wanted to he could write a good script with NORMAL dialogue (American Graffiti), but even the Original Trilogy was looked at as unconventional dialogue The interviews from the actors attest to that. Let just be glad that George didn't use classical excerpts (like the use of Liszt's Les Preludes in the serials), and instead listened to Spielberg's suggestion to use Williams. Nat I've said my peace, now I'll just rest.