Rogue_Leader

Well TPM sure as hell wasn't garnering any nominations for Acting, Direction, or screenplay thats for damn sure! At least not at these oscars! It had a very good chance at the Razzies though with such a high quality film that TPM is.

I give it an 8. Its not my favorite SW score but its FAR better than most scores released lately.

Hugh Jackman as a young Tarkin??? HELL NO! He doesn't even look anything like him! Plus he doesn't even have blue eyes like Tarkin did. -Rogue Leader who thinks the greatest Australian actor Russel Crowe would be a FAR better choice for Tarkin but he would prolly die laughin just reading the script.

Indiana Jones Jr.???? That better not be the damn case!!!!' -Rogue Leader who GREATLY fears seeing a 10 year old Jake Lloyd back agaion as Indy's son screaming "Don't call me junior!".

Who the hell cares?? The less score releases from Sony trhe better. Now Lucasfilm will have to hire a REAL record producer to make the expanded release.

I thought they had a damn script for Indy 4 already!!! Didn't Spielberg say they ALREADY had a script?? Why the hell is Lucas saying they don't have a script yet?? -Rogue Leader who wishes Lucas would just post-pone the next tired prequel Episode III and concentrate on Indy 4 already.

Damn!! I must have these!!! ::goes straight to Ebay:: -Rogue Leader who would blow some one away just to get a copy of A New Hope where GREEDO DOES NOT SHOOT FIRST!!!

Sheet music for certain movie score is difficult to come by. They only seem to have it just for major known themes.

I would probably take the Born on the 4th of July promo. I don't even think I have that score. Just the main theme from it on one of my compilation albums.

The first was "The Star Wars Trilogy".

Hmmmmm Here are the themes I think it should have: 1) A theme for the Sith: Make it sort of like the Imperial March but different for the Sith warriors. 2) A theme for Amidala: If there isn't one already. 3) A heroid but tragic theme for the Jedi 4) A greand battle theme like Duel of the Fates.

I could not agree more with the original poster. John Williams' contributions to cinema are nearly as important as those he has made to music.

Both names apply but the official term in SW terminology is "Tusken Raiders".