Neimoidian

No one has yet mentioned Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade. There are some very nice ME musical moments as well.

Raiders of the Lost Ark (OST)
The Empire Strikes Back (OST)
Jurassic Park (20th Anniversary OST)
The Towering Inferno (OST)
Star Wars: The Force Awakens (OST)
Jaws (OST)
Return of the Jedi (OST)
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (OST)
Amazing Stories: The Mission (complete score)
The Lost World: Jurassic Park (OST)

We actually saw it a year ago.

I have warmed up to Lincoln over past months more than I initially expected. I listen to it quite a lot these days.
As for The Book Thief, it took me 2 or 3 times to dig into that score, but I must say every time I listen to it now I find it more satisfying. While most people seem to focus on its (often superficial) resemblance to Angela's Ashes or Stepmom and call it boring or uninspired, I concentrate more on what's new and unique about it. After all it's full of highlights (One Small Fact, New Parents and a New Home, Learning to Read, Visitor at Himmel St. and Finale to name a few). By no means I find it boring - it moves me a lot and I believe JW put his heart into it (even more than his mind, given it's not the most musically original of his works).

I guess as long as the score isn't one-note drone, it's shmaltz and sentimental to most critics thesedays.

This absolutely deserves its own thread.
http://mspresents.com/
"A screening series of restored classic Polish films touring the U.S. and Canada, opening at the Film Society of Lincoln Center in New York in February 2014.
Martin Scorsese has personally selected 21 Polish films that have been an inspiration and influence.
(...) an unprecedented cultural event. Polish cinema has never been showcased in North America on such a scale. The best in classic Polish film will be shown in cities in the U.S. and Canada throughout 2014, beginning with a special premiere presentation in New York City on February 5th.
Films in the series will be presented in the highest possible quality thanks to extensive digital picture and audio restoration. Dirt, scratches and other ravages of time have been removed, while preserving the integrity and beauty of the original films."

This absolutely deserves its own thread.
http://mspresents.com/
"A screening series of restored classic Polish films touring the U.S. and Canada, opening at the Film Society of Lincoln Center in New York in February 2014.
Martin Scorsese has personally selected 21 Polish films that have been an inspiration and influence.
(...) an unprecedented cultural event. Polish cinema has never been showcased in North America on such a scale. The best in classic Polish film will be shown in cities in the U.S. and Canada throughout 2014, beginning with a special premiere presentation in New York City on February 5th.
Films in the series will be presented in the highest possible quality thanks to extensive digital picture and audio restoration. Dirt, scratches and other ravages of time have been removed, while preserving the integrity and beauty of the original films."

http://www.soundtracks.pl/reviews.php?op=show&ID=929
Nothing particularly outstanding, but pretty satisfying for a soundtrack album nonetheless.

II hope it's not going to sound like his Land of the Lost.

Escape From Tomorrow OST is scheduled to be released next week as a digital download (only) and will be 22 minutes long.
Tracklist:
1. Gates of Tomorrow
2. Fantasy Girl
3. Fireworks
4. Magic Kingdom - part 1
5. Mystery Man
6. Lost in Caves
7. Magic Kingdom - part 2
8. The Grand Finale
9. Imaginate!

A clip from the recording session of Abel's new score - Escape from Tomorrow (looks like another indie film; the music sounds stunning though)
http:// vimeo.com/47905033 (delete space in link)