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I swear to the Force that your site is only known to me.

PM Jack Chapple for the link!

This really is fantastic. Fantastic! Which editing software are you using, Jack? By the way, what are these Galaxy- files everyone talks about and how can I get them?

I'm beginning to wonder why Lucas let Williams work his arse off for two months and then uses only half of the stuff he wrote (and recorded) for RotS. Why didn't Lucas hire him just for Battle Of The Heroes and Lament, and then let him go? I'm sure John Wiliams has something better to do than wasting his time for these abysmal films.

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@ Jack Chapple Now wait a minute, all I wrote was basically: I'll be watching the film because of John Williams and I don't like the prequels. And I just wanted to say that I applaud your patience (not being dissapointed by any Star Wars film to date requires some IMO), which I didn't mean offensive (I thought a smiley tells it all ...) And you wonder why I think you're *a little* overreacting? Sorry, but I didn't know that you have to add "this is just my own, personal opinion" to every post.

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I seriously doubt that the best movies have almost no music. Think of the most famous ones: Titanic, Ben- Hur, E.T., Lawrence Of Arabia, Jurassic Park, Schindler's List, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings (has too much score in my opinion) and the list goes on. And what's so unusual in watching a movie because of a certain composer? People watch movies because of certain actors, directors or storylines; we watch them because of the composers! After all, music plays a very important role in a film. If it wasn't for Howard Shore, I probably wouldn't have seen "Aviator".

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