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If we all play Krull with maximum volume, Mr. Horner might resurrect with force.

Braveheart from beginning to end. One of the most romantic (in a wider sense) film and Horner's score is at least 50% of it.

Requiescat in pace James Horner. Nos omnes tui meminerimus principis musices...

Latin always gives panache... it must be excellent.

The best and the snobbiest.

Snobbiest? Probably not. Likely snobbier than the LSO, considering that they practically never play this kind of music. But with an equal claim to the popular title of world's best orchestra. Was it Vienna Philharmonic who did not allow women to be members of the orchestra and the last orchestra to prohibit that?

I was disappointed when I heard about this War Horse, friendship between a boy and horse sounds dull as hell. Another child actor lacking future prosperity... I hope Spielberg pursues towards Lincoln. Great theme for a film and great opportunity for Williams to compose something noble with full gusto.

I got it finally (with the help of my good friend). And I can feel my walls and floor trembling.

1. ID4 - David Arnold 2. Dances with Wolves - John Barry 3. Rocketeer - James Horner 4. Jurassic Park - John Williams 5. Terminator 2 - Brad Fiedel 6. Hook - John Williams 7. Braveheart - James Horner 8. Shawshank Redemption - Thomas Newman 9. Thomas Crown Affair - Bill Conti 10. First Knight - Jerry Goldsmith

Young pleases me also, good score for the genre. Usually characters are not important in disaster films, but The Core has a great cast, and we can see some nice acting also. Stanley Tucci shines in it particularly, remember that "meltdown" in the capsule?

Sir, you must be deft! Not at all. I really have tried to listen with care, maybe there are some similar note patterns but nothing big. It stands on its own.

The Core is a classic. The film packs with outstanding actors (Stanley Tucci, Bruce Greenwood, Hilary Swank, Aaron Eckhard, Delroy Lindo). It is so entertaining film.

I must vote for Krull. I bought the DVD before seeing it only because of the music. It was so bad that I almost cried, and the DVD is still in my shelf and the question is: why? It is one of the great paradoxes that the film contains the best music composed by Horner and it manages to be the worst film he ever has composed.

Less talented half brother? That particular score is one of the best scores ever composed, Even John Williams could not have composed such a marvellous score. There is no score that makes me feel so much than Conti's Masters of the Universe, its sublime fanfares and also the sombre moments. That score is more than 70 % of the film, the music really saves that film. I have heard the claims that it sounds like Superman, but I do not hear any similarity.

I recommend playing "Ding dong the witch is dead" from THE WIZARD OF OZ as the bride walks down the aisle I thought of Camelot from the First Knight, it is the grandest cathedral of my city.