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Ding ding ding we have a winner.

And if there was anyone who was acceptable to take Rick Wright's seat at the piano, it was him.

And of course: Or if you prefer the orchestra (mostly) isolated: I love what he did with this piece. Karol

Also crap quality. The music from this series so desperately needs a proper release.

Don't know what you mean...

No music works very well in that scene.

As an eulogy to Marianelli's PAN score (RIP) i put on a bright, sunny and occasionally impressionistic score of his that i happen to like quite a bit.

My brother thinks IM2 is crap, I've always found it entertaining enough. Otherwise I wouldn't have bought it. Oh and this of course...

THIS BADASS SCENE AND HOT CHICK

It's neater, but that's where it pretty much ends. I dunno, I'll take a carefully handwritten score over an engraved one any day!

Earlier today I posted some news regarding an upcoming score. The fact that I did so has apparently caused ire with both of you, since that bit of info has been erased and I have received a PM about it. Since the info I have obtained came from neither of you, I do not appreciate being told by either of you that I was not supposed to share it on JWFan. In fact one of the primary functions this MB always had was the share information with other fans. I have done so, and unless you guys give me clear reasons why this was wrong I will continue to do so. So I would request that one or either of you explain to me what exactly the deal is. Kindest regards. Stefan.

It's easily the best Marvel movie, in my view

No! This is the Angela's Ashes emoticon:

That was a much more interesting film.

I like the idea that Lee's Hulk is inspired by Frankenstein.

The old logo signals that a good movie is beginning. The new logo signals that shitty movies are starting.

Exactly. If it were a continuation, this attitude would not matter, but as a straight out adaptation that changes quite a lot, the series' creators needed to remember that not everybody will have read the books (in fact, I can remember a time before the film first came out that Harry Potter was classed as being 'uncool' so nobody read it) A big narrative problem throughout the films was that new plot elements were introduced but they had no pay off. And other elements had their pay off like in the book but were never introduced, so to a casual movie viewer, they make no sense. For example, the Maurauders were introduced in POA, but the film never made it clear that they were James, Sirius, Remus and Peter. And it was never mentioned again. Snape as the Half-Blood Prince had no significance in DH. Snape's love for Lily had no clues or build up, it was just revealed out of nowhere. And some big controversy about Dumbledore was hinted at the beginning of DH1, but the contents of Rita Skeeter's book were never revealed. So why do all of this and never give it any meaning? It's lazy scriptwriting leading to a bad adaptation that assumes the audience are all book readers and they can fill the gaps themselves.

Can't say I dig the faster tempo, but I really love the part at 4:42 (especially the brass blasts underneath the main melody).

Yup, I agree!

I liked Lucy as well. So did my spouse, if I recall correctly.

It's Luke Skywalker's REVENGE OF THE SITH guess all over again!

People also think Celine Dion wrote Titanic. No hard feelings. By the way, it may be the ultimate poetic irony that Horner's most famous theme is thought to be written by somebody else.

I love that cover, it's a beautiful photograph

They will be...

WHAT IS ART???

Boyega and Ridley will finally give the series its first love theme! It's about time too!

Metallica's S&M album with Michael Kamen.