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Now 'Gone with the Wind' is gone we have to do with the hopefully less racist 'Raintree County', MGM's ill-fated 1957 update of their own monster success. John Green's sumptuous score isn't to fault for its failure, with cues like 'Johnny's Search for the Raintree' featuring the kind of rich Hollywood americana that synonymous with 'film music' (as much as Steiner's more viennese approach).

Based on the award-winning novels by Isaac Asimov, Foundation chronicles a band of exiles on their monumental journey to save humanity and rebuild civilization amid the fall of the Galactic Empire...i expect great things.

Yeah...

Geez guys, here we go again: even if that were the case, it's called 'preemptive measures' because you prepare for the worst, not because you already know the outcome.

David Thewlis and Gary Oldman can roll the dice who will play horny von Karajan.

I can see such travesty actually happening.

Though i don't remember the dub being particularly whitewashing, in 1997 in german cinemas it quite came through what the movie was (is).

Fucking nubile Lolitas.

I just bought the Woody Allen bio...

The Visit

It's mentioned so often, it now has entered the Star Trek/Star Wars/LOTR pantheon of wtf? messageboard perennial favourites.

Rule of thumb: there are 5 million Morricone scores, and less than 5 of them need an expanded release. The old Sony cd is more than sufficient.