Henry B

I think it's likely they altered the script a bit in light of the new actor for Dumbledore.

...Wait. Why is the film called Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in Britain? In the film, the characters refer to the Stone as the Sorceror's Stone. Surely they didn't do two takes of each scene where it's mentioned with the different names? :?

Yeah, same here, the difference being I haven't yet heard most of the "superior" stuff yet. I only have five Williams scores outside of Star Wars and Harry Potter.

Morlock, you're under arrest. Government Knows Best Act! ...Or were you talking about a different episode?

Huh? Doesn't Neil hate The Patriot?

Well, Morlock, each to his own. :?

That's what I thought too.

Both the film and the book are titled Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone in the United States. It may have been the decision of studio executives to use the American version of the title, but they did not come up with it.

The Patriot is so maligned around here, I'm afraid people won't appreciate your cue list.

LOL

He originally said they would never come out on DVD. :?

Still they are popular -- yet are horrible. I think my point stands.

http://www.wowzone.com/calment.htm Step aside, Jeanne Calment!

...We can deduce, then, that reality TV series are popular because they are witty and sophisticated shows.

He's only 72 and in good health; he could concievably stick around for 20-25 more years.

Always with the Shadows. Wasn't there a track from Jurassic Park floating around the 'Net claiming to be "The Chase Throught Coruscant"?

Probably, yes.

I don't think, though, that they take in much of what he's saying, like the commentaries on droids.

Certainly not 40, but he doesn't make too much sense to six-year-olds, the supposed target audience.

LOL

How about Obi-Wan's conversation with Dex? That didn't seem very appealing to little kids to me.

Lucas is reportedly going to do some small, "experimental" films after Star Wars. I don't think he'll make a third trilogy, but I do think he'll continue to "milk the cash cow."

Not all of the sets were computer-generated. The only thing CG about Padmé's apartment, for example, is what's outside. Most of the Geonosian Hangar (final duel) was real, save for the ceiling and maybe one of the walls.

I couldn't possibly cringe during that scene...sure, it's got the wrong theme, but the quality of the music definitely outweighs the improper leitmotif for me.

...Yeah, Gang 6 sounds good.