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  1. On 12/17/2019 at 10:46 AM, FC4L said:

    As actual physical tickets aren't much of a thing these days, this is what my nieces and nephew will be getting for Christmas from their best uncle.

     

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    I've temped up TESB and ROTJ as well in anticipation.

     

    It is nice to see some concerts are beginning to be rescheduled. The above performance wasn't finally outright cancelled until November with still no new date in sight.

  2. I designed this as the back of a shrt, sort of like a rockband touring shirt, with an image of Steven Spielberg on the front. Haven't posted it anyplace as a "design" to purchase. Uncertain if it would even be allowed. No, it's not fully or exclusively Williams but it's pretty darn close.

     

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    I'm actually working on something that may allow me to produce this, or similar, garments and other assorted items. I do really like the OP's original idea as well. 

  3. Where was it noted Williams as a special guest? The release I read simply stated it was Williams' music conducted by Newman, which is disappointing from the standpoint of going to see a Stones concert without Mick of Keith. Even if they are sitting and listening with you, still not the same. My travel plans might be altered by this.

  4. 3 hours ago, Jay said:

     

    There is no "film version".  Spielberg (or Lucas) simply tracked in a passage directly from "Journey To The Island" (same exact take and everything) replacing what Williams wanted there.  It's an edit made after the fact, not anything Williams had anything to do with.

     

    Um, the "film version" is the version in the film. If we got a complete soundtrack of all the music for the film that SHOULD include the music that, you know, is actually in the film.

     

    And those whining that it's not better are only doing so because no matter who says what about anything if it isn't in the Maestro's original music sheets it will always be wrong to you. It's a triumphant moment that works perfectly as noted by the film maker himself who, you know, has a pretty damn good idea of what makes a film fantastic.

     

    There's no reason BOTH versions weren't on the LL release. But go on spewing your hate with nothing else to fill your lives. I'll have to edit the song myself so when I listen to the complete score I don't get disappointed each time I'm expecting the triumphant fanfare for the hero of the film.

  5. 2 hours ago, Taikomochi said:

    Very likely they do not mean it will be on a Blu-ray

     

    I have the Blu-ray. It is not. Nor on the 4K. Doubtful it will be on the 3D Blu-ray either. I mean they couldn't bother to put the Atmos audio track on the Blu-ray so why would they put this?

     

    Studios are stupid. 2nd Star Wars movie I am not purchasing and I own 5 copies of the OT on VHS.

  6. On 1/23/2018 at 2:25 PM, Thor said:

    DUNKIRK is brilliant in the movie, but I have a hard time getting into it on album.
     

     

    Um no. It was as pretentious as Nolan insisted his film be in all facets to slap the audience in the face. The music was a major point my friend ripped apart as we were half-way through this BORE of a film and he broke the silence to question pretty much everything happening. Brilliant and Dunkirk are 2 words that should never be used together. Ever.

  7. 7 hours ago, Denise Bryson said:

    I was hoping Dunkirk would win. It's fabulous music.

     

    The music, like the film, was chaotic and insulting to the viewer. My friend was extremely vocal about how annoying and pretentious it was throughout. Both he and I are fans of Zimmer but this was a giant turd by Nolan and likely his direction towards the music as well. Just a horrible, horrible film with only a few things worth praising and the rest a giant slap in the face to anyone who's not a Nolan teet-suckling fanboy. It's pretty insulting to the thousands of British soldiers who saved 30,000+ stranded English AND French troops as well, rather than just Mark Rilance and a couple pleasure craft and commercial boaters. 

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