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Looney Tunes: Back in Action Lionheart was 1987 and I don't really call that rock bottom

Like this one perhaps? It does seem a tad overkill

It got 4 stars on Filmtracks so it must be very good http://www.filmtracks.com/titles/prague_goldsmith.html

Oh wait a difference it makes when a trailer features great music (like it used to be). And boy what a theme... is this Jerry's most bold and heroic theme ever? It must be. I'd argue that Robert's theme from Lionheart is his most bold and heroic theme not made for a superhero.

Just like Supergirl is JG's Superman

This is slightly off topic and maybe a bit too girly for the room...but when I think achingly romantic one thing that comes to mind is Once Upon A December from the animated movie Anastasia. Both the lyrical and orchestrated version. Sometimes it's expressed directly as well:

Fanmade version of a trailer for the new Supergirl series on CBS scored with Jerry Goldsmith's 1984 film music for the movie of the same name:

Korngold at the piano. Film music treasure.

You should listen to Lionheart after.

Just wondering why they didn't name Jerry Goldsmith a Disney Legend. They also name posthumous Disney Legends.

Wonder who is Conrad Pope's other "...greatest influence on his working, creative life in Hollywood".

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/composer-james-horner-dies-plane-804366?utm_source=twitter Celine Dion - "Rene and I are deeply saddened by the tragic death of James Horner. He will always remain a great composer in our hearts. James played an important part in my career. We will miss him. We offer his family and friends our deepest sympathy." Alexandre Desplat - "It is a tragedy for all composers to hear about James Horner's accident. We have lost one of our most talented and respected colleagues. His music will remain always." Alan Menken - "I count James Horner among the very best film composers of our generation. His work is stirring, emotionally powerful and broadly evocative. Although we only met on a few occasions, I will always cherish the memory of him and his wonderful work." Marco Beltrami - "James Horner was one of the great film composer legends. I can't help feeling that his passing marks the end of an era." Marc Shaiman - "James Horner's music is filled with melody and emotion, and his passing fills my heart with both."

Well this is quite fitting:

Any composers tweeting about Horner? I saw Bear McCreary, Brian Tyler and Steve Jablonsky tweeting their condolences.

It should go scoreless as a tribute to Horner. Hans Zimmer. He should be the next James Horner.

Now playing in tribute:

That would Be Goldsmith, Horner, and Williams, right? Yes.

FFFuuuuuuucccccckkkkk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Now the two J's of the JJJ holy trinity of my childhood film composers are now gone...

Okay the animals listening to them just made this bit hilarious.

Man, the feels.

I kinda liked it.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-33151261 The great ones are dwindling slowly.