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Even "The Parade" from TPM?

I don't know about the other regions, but my R2 copy has the music when Bond and Jill are talking "The Best Place In Town" over the main menu - i.e. Play Movie, Scene Selections etc.

If that is true, then how is there non-soundtrack music on the DVD menu?

Happy now?

Which (edited: *theme from a film*) can you listen to most times without getting fed up of it? JW: The first half of "Grievous Speaks To Lord Sidious" from ROTS Non-JW: The Spaceballs theme :? :oops: I have a strange mind...

Strange - the same extended version was re-recorded on an album a few years ago. :?

If that were possible, believe me I would. Any help?

By the way I'm talking about the part where you have to defeat the big spaceship-thing.

OK - call me stupid. I'm stuck on the level where the clone troops turn against you. What do I do?

Sorry to sound so stupid, but is this what I need for the extra ROTS music?

Can I have some help with this too please?

Just what I thought when I read it.

http://www.starwarssequeltrilogy.com/

Nice one!

I just wondered if there are any plans to release music from the new (Eccleston, that is) series of Doctor Who?

Believe me, I did think about it.

I know this sort of thing has been mentioned many times here before: When I was watching Revenge of the Sith, there was a bunch of about ten or twelve six year olds behind me (apparently on a birthday party as they kept reminding the entire audience). They just never stopped talking!!! It was either "I'm scared" when Anakin got burned alive after his duel with Obi-Wan, or stupidly extended giggling at R2-D2's "funny" moments, or just stupid comments like "Eeeewwww!" when Obi-Wan says "you were like my brother, Anakin! I loved you!" Incidentally the whole "a" part of the rating seems to have been scrapped as there wasn't even an adult with them... My question is: should these people (i.e. those under twelve) be allowed in to see these films? They really did spoil it in my opinion (singing along with the Darth Vader theme etc. etc.). 12a has really deteriorated into another PG. While Star Wars wasn't really that scary or shocking, I really don't think it is the sort of thing that six year olds should be watching (can't they wait for the DVD???)

Forgive me for being so ignorant - but is the music from ROTS when the Jedi are being executed on the CD? I remember really liking it in the film, the only trouble is that I can't remember how it goes... :oops:

How many cars does Mickey need? What was wrong with his old yellow thing?

Having just seen the end of Eccleston and the introduction of David Tennant, I have to say that "The Parting of the Ways" episode was the best yet. The only bad thing is that they could open the heart of the TARDIS with a truck. I mean COME ON!!!

Groundhog Day. :oops:

A few days ago a friend got me the soundtrack to Groundhog Day and I have to say, It's fantastic! I never really expected it to be. Tracks like "The Kidnap and the Quarry" were especially good.

What did people think of "Bad Wolf" last night? The daleks once again failed to be scary, but I enjoyed it overall.

Phew.

Just that - I am seeing it tomorrow and just wondered if I was the last one in this forum who hasn't already seen it?