Disco Stu

Well considering that every natural element by definition was forged in a star, I would think water would have first occurred as steam, in extreme heat. But I'm no scientist. Somebody ask Neil DeGrasse Tyson!

At some point early in the history of the universe two molecules of hydrogen must have bonded with an oxygen molecule for the first time ever. That's a wild thought. What physical state was water in when it first happened? This is freaking me out.

Love this Spielberg line! Ha!

What could be interesting is how he changes his original theme to fit this movie, which will be so different in style from Burton. Less gothic. Heh heh. Such a weird situation with this film.

Key quote: Confirmation that he's using his original Batman theme!!

CS Lewis was a dirty old sod!

I expect several notes and I expect them to be great notes. The best notes you've ever heard I guarantee.

I like how we keep referring to it as Narnia. I do because who wants to type out "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe" and TLTWATW looks stupid

Is FSM still down? I'm sure they'll have had it figured out by now.

Unless he's really really loosely using the word "epic" I can't think of much else that fits the clues.

That's why I'm saying I don't think it's Troy (based on the current information at least).

The first two I can remember buying:

I just can't imagine they couldn't license a song that Horner wrote for the film.

I haven't. Mostly because I was so underwhelmed by the OST. I'll also say I wasn't the biggest fan of the movie back in 2005, and I was a huge fan of the novels and the BBC series going in. I'm totally willing to revisit this one. I still have a lot of affection for the world of Narnia. No licensed songs, right?

I'm not the biggest fan of Gregson-Williams' Narnia score but there were a few cues I really liked. I'd be interested to hear any unreleased music. I will say, though, it seems like a release that should wait til closer to Christmastime.

Ah! Never hurts to start with Disney films since it's Intrada. Could it be the first Narnia? There were a few crappy pop songs on that OST. No idea how much score is missing.

I'd say Bond as a franchise results in crappy movies that I have a lot of affection for.

It's certainly a long movie, haha. I dunno if "epic" is the word I'd use to describe it though. I'm just grasping at straws anyway

What about True Lies?

Does Muppet Treasure Island count as epic?

His use of the word "epic" is throwing me. When I hear the words "mid-90s epic" two movies jump to mind immediately: Braveheart and The English Patient. The former was obviously already expanded by LLL. I know nothing about Gabriel Yared's score for the latter or its OST. I saw the movie so long ago.

Well he didn't say it hadn't ever had a score release but yeah it probably wouldn't count as greatly expanded. Your Apollo 13 guess is certainly plausible.