robthehand

Will it? I thought that was only if you linked directly to the music... ah well.

You can listen to that ...somewhere....

If it wasn't an online game, I'd just put a ton of cheats on and just stand there and let battle droids atack me.

No-one else have the "fuzzy" problem I mentioned?

Well - time for a confession - my DVD player is six years old, second hand, in its third home, and cost £60 new.

Oh right a "slight pause" eh?

When I watched the Indiana Jones DVDs (the movies - I didn't check the special features) I noticed several "glitches". - In Raiders of the Lost Ark, just before Indy is lowered down into the Map Room, after he drops the staff, the DVD pauses (no sound, just a frozen image) for about 10 seconds. - In Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, just before they arrive at the sacrifice (right after the "Death Trap" part), it does the same - pauses for about 10 seconds. - In Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, during the "blasphemy" conversation, it pauses for a few seconds in the same way. Also on that DVD, there is a part where Indy and Sallah are talking where the image goes incredibly "fuzzy", very blurred. Anyone else have any of these problems? If so - is there anything that can be done about it?

Return of the King Extended DVD has a good 20 mins about the music.

It will be a less painful wait until Christmas if it is the real European release date...

8O 8O 8O 8O 8O

Whoa. Those tracks on that list are going to be loooooooooooong.

Other: anything that wasn't heard in the film. Just for interest value.

I like the Mines of Moria sequence (both musically and visually) the best. Especially the part where they go into that big hall-thing.

And I guess Tomlinson couldn't really get it wrong, could he?

I know the SE has a bad mix for some cues, but I have one question: Are the SE cues with the original (Tomlinson) mix, the good mix, in better quality than on the Anthology? Or are they just direct copies?

What about Lament?

It's still a rumour (although an "official" rumour) at present.

Come on - give them a chance - it was only May the movie came out. "The Belly of the Steel Beast" is stuck in my head at the moment.

Your CD player must skip very neatly when it actually does skip. - Rob, who doesn't notice anything there.

Now that you've mentioned that - "Strange Things are Hap'nin' to Me". The song, that is.

"Burn it Down!" from Van Helsing - one of the better action cues in that score.

Amazon don't seem to have it (and I doubt anyone actually uses this site) but is this what it looks like? http://www.dvd.co.uk/product.asp?id=3009501000 Rob - who only owns prequel videos at present

"Main Titles" from The Thomas Crown Affair, mixed with Yoda's Theme.

Whoa... what? :?