robthehand

Well, it was kinda funny originally...

:roll: LOL

On the ROTK SEE DVD, there's a shot of the printed music for one of the cues (Shelob's Lair I think) that was labelled something like: rotk 506 1207 Anyone know what this means? BTW does anyone know what "WILD" means? I posted it in the first thread but no-one replied for that one...

I, Robot - the isolated score - does that count? The composer's commentary was (for once) quite interesting - the only one I've ever listened to in its entirety.

So they can release another disc with three featurettes on it I guess.

If it's on the DVD - there are 18 available on Hyperspace, but only 15 on the DVD...

In other words, BOND LIKES HIS MARTINIS LIKE THIS:

Shaken (meaning moved about very quickly)... NOT... Stirred (sort of... swirled).

Yes - "Endlessly Compelling" - doesn't actually tell you much, but it's pretty good.

Good, good. What was that about having to have a certain numbers of posts? :?

LOL

There's somewhere a thread on the bootleg, which has been chronologically arranged, or you can check David Vincent's site perhaps? (That boot does exclude The Training Montage if I remember well, I don't have it myself). Probably worked it out by now, but: 1, 5, 2, 4, 3, 6, 9, 12, 10, 11, 7, 13, 14, 8 - I think.

I have seen it (on video) but I can't remember the scene from the original version.

Or, alternatively, "Main Title/Rebel Blockade Runner" to "A New Hope and End Credits".

In the film. And BTW I don't like all the music - and the ones I listed there (with the exception of one or two) I do like equally.

OK, I thought of some more: - The Main Title theme (not too keen on the original version from Star Wars though) - Rebel Blockade Runner - Jawa Sandcrawler - The Moisture Farm - The Hologram - Binary Sunset - Burning Homestead - Cantina Band - Dianoga - Chasm Crossfire - Ben's Death - The Battle of Yavin - Throne Room - The Ice Planet Hoth - Aboard the Executor - The Battle of Hoth - The Asteroid Field - Han Solo and the Princess - The Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme) - Yoda's Theme - City in the Clouds - Lando's Palace - Departure of Boba Fett - The Rebel Fleet/End Title - Appraoching the Death Star - Jabba's Baroque Recital - Jedi Rocks - Lapti Nek - Sail Barge Assault (both) - The Emperor Arrives - Death of Yoda - Shuttle Tydirium Approaches Endor - Parade of the Ewoks - Luke and Leia - Brother and Sister - Father and Son - The Dark Side Beckons - Emperor's Death - The Battle of Endor III - Leia's News - Light of the Force - Victory Celebration - Ewok Celebration - Death Warrant for Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan - Fighting the Destroyer Droids - The Droid Invasion - Rescuing the Queen - Fighting the Guards - Escape from Naboo - Padme Meets Anakin - The Racer Roars To Life - Flag Parade - Anakin Defeats Sebulba - Hail To The Winner, Anakin Skywalker - Anakin is Free - Qui-Gon and Darth Maul Meet - Anakin and Group to Coruscant - The Battle of Naboo (all) - Qui-Gon's Funeral - End Title (TPM) - Across the Stars - Zam the Assassin/The Chase Through Coruscant - Arrival at Kamino - Yoda and the Younglings - Anakin and Padme - Clone Army Revealed - The Meadow Picnic - Anakin's Search (DotF) - The Dark Side Takes Root - Love Pledge and The Arena - Lord Tyrannus Returns/Finale - Star Wars and the Revenge of the Sith - Anakin's Dream - Battle of the Heroes (Film Version) - Anakin vs. Obi-Wan - Lament (Film Version) - Council Meeting (RotS) - The Immolation Scene - Enter Lord Vader - Anakin's Dark Deeds - The Birth of the Twins - Padme's Death - Padme's Funeral - Plans for the Twins - A Home for the Twins - End Credits There are probably more, but I can't think of them now.

Why didn't he use his "grab-the-guy's-knife-and-pin-him-to-the-counter-with-it" trick from TWINE?

Well - it's quite a long story - the cue was written for a scene where Kerim shoots that guy (who Grant kills in the Mosque) - but then they (the filmmakers) found out that that character died twice, so they got rid of the quick-on-the-draw contest, which would have gone before the meeting in St. Sophia Mosque. The cue was going to be used as source music for that scene.

Wow... err...

Lando's Palace. I'll think of some more later.

I guess you (as I did) thought it was an unused cue for the meeting on the ferry - in which case it would go after the St. Sophia meeting.

I don't think it's great *because* it's film music. For me I like it because it reminds me of the film - which is why, on the whole, I don't generally like a score if I hated the movie. Also there tends to be more variety on a soundtrack album than on a standard classical/jazz/rock etc. album - for obvious reasons.

Fellowship of the Ring.

So, in November, there's: - ROTS DVD - HP 4 CD - FOTR Complete Score - War of the Worlds DVD anything else?

Anyone know? I kinda want to buy it - the film's out in November, right?