Tom

The main themes of the following: The Rocketeer The Last Starfighter Air Force One Independence Day Star Trek First Contact Pee Wee's Big Adventure (yes, stupid, but great) Beetlejuice (see above) Linus and Lucy Twilight Zone the Movie--Nightmare at whatever feet theme Probably something from the Wrath of Khan

Kevin is the main character in each of the movies. He is a kid who accidentally gets left alone at home by his family and then separated from his family in New York. These movies are scored by none other than John Williams, before he rose to fame with such hits as A Timeless Call and PBS Great Performances.

I would suggest to start a new thread that asks what is Williams best theme with two questions: One, what is the best theme as a standalone melody. Two, the best theme in terms of score permutations and such. I have got to think that there a thread dedicated to this topic, but maybe not.

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Let's go with a shoes edition of JWCC:

Didn't some orchestra just release this? Maybe Japan or eastern Europe. I cannot remember--maybe someone here does.

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I imagine Williams launching into a speech of this nature:

Some do not even really need one.

What do you mean, Doc? All the best stuff is made in Japan.

I think the nature of blockbusters need to change as well for this to happen. Huge, overstuffed, CGI fests are just not conducive to refined scoring.

Tangent: Will we get a trailer for Spielberg's JW documentary? I wonder how it will be scored.