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Of course, the eternal question is - "who shot him?"

Breaking Dawn Part 2 Atrocious film, but pretty good score. This has a much wider palette than I've heard from Burwell, ranging from his intimate piano pieces to epic, choral action music. He brings his work to a satisfying close. And I was very excited to hear direct reference to Desplat's New Moon! Apparently, Eclipse is quoted here too, I read, but I didn't listen to Eclipse enough to have the familiarity required to pick up references. I imagine it's at around 1:15. Good for Carter Burwell!

STAR OF BETHLEHEM is actually better than a lot of christmas carols. Back then i scanned the album for the source because i thought JW did a quotation.

Yesterday early morning around this time (after 6am) I started a Star Trek film score marathon listening to all 11 Star Trek scores in a row. All though I didn't finish it last night and stopped half way through Star Trek Insurrection since I went to bed early last night. I've continued it and I'm almost done with Star Trek Insurrection. Of course when I started this marathon I started off with Star Trek The Motion Picture (just the main body of the score). Giacchino's Star Trek score will be the last one to listen to. I've never done this before I mean have a marathon listening to all complete scores. It's actually been a cool experience at least for myself since as you guys know I love ALL the Star Trek film scores.