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is it referenced in the DT? I haven't listened to those in full in so long

the fanfare at the end of sail barge assault and battle of endor III

this is actually such a refreshing SW thread idk my answer yet honestly prob Landos Palace/Cloud City theme JW was so peak in the early 80s that he could toss in a theme that most composers would dream of writing halfway thru a flick and is literally never referenced again in any of the films.

I didn't like this show until season 3 until each episode felt contained and a piece of art.

that movie is unstoppable until it gets to the Tim Robbins part. just comes to a screeching halt. TC is great in tho but he's great in everything

I actually kinda wish Spielberg would have used the ending of close encounters in the found footage stuff and tbh I thought one of them was until you see it's military men holding umbrellas for the greys I would have been down for that reference especially since Spielberg used greys in disclosure day

thanks for including The Boat Chase. one of the best cues in the past 20 years

I also hated the muscle in this movie what was that guy's obsession to try to kill them. like he had no backstory or any reason why he should be obsessed with keeping it all secret other than the movie needed a villain. I still can't get over how corny all the astral projecting was. again if it was used once, sure, but just constantly using it was such a bad decision.

the religion vs astral projecting scene was so fucking cringe.

Spielberg has rarely if ever left something open up to interpretation. and honestly that's a credit to him. leaving something open can be a cop out at times. he always gives you everything you need. well regardless if it's dumb or not that's literally where it would be taken more seriously. so you kinda sound dumb yourself by not understanding that. it's truly one of the things Spielberg got right in this movie.

love em or hate em but boomers

the punch is also really dumb because he gets punched by Klaber in the plane before they go into the portal and does not get knocked out. but Helena of course can do it ...dumb. the worst part of Dial tho beyond the prologue marvel slop is everything about Marion and Indys drama is buttoned up off screen. it's really not surprising to the viewer that they get back together so easily because they're such legacy characters to us and and two other movies have gone to the Marion/Indy well. his divorce could have been solved easily throughout any part of the film but they kept her as a fan service surprise. in movies you do actually need to show resolve and not toss it on the viewer last second. again many people let this slide in their critique of the film because it's basically the last time you'll see them on screen together and they're such powerful characters so you just roll with it. rewatching the movie made me see how terrible it all was.

apologize if you are from the US and I'm just explaining something you already know but local news stations aren't as biased as the big ones (CNN and Fox News... shit even PBS (as a liberal this pisses me off btw) local news stations report legit news. now whether anyone is watching it besides boomers, who knows. if social media was the first way you saw all this you would have way more skepticism. and again I think the amount of footage that is shown gives the viewer around the world that it's legit. when talking about cringe tho I found it soo cringe everyone is on their phones. like c'mon Steven that's not how it works everrrrrrrr

how dare you question my taste like that lmfao bug off but I disagree Spielberg did it well in this movie. everything else was painfully mid.

tequila and 'Escape/Chase/Saying Goodbye' should do the trick