Not Mr. Big

Not a fan of Starship Troopers (film or score), and didn't get too much into what I heard of Flesh and Blood. Haven't heard Wind

To be honest, besides Conan, Poledouris's stuff never did much for me

I feel like DOD's original material at least feels more distinct and separate than TLJ (where the reused material formed the foundation of the score). If anything the DOD OST doesn't have enough Indy's theme, focusing largely on Helena's theme

1. Rey's Theme 2. Rise of Skywalker (The Rise of Skywalker) 3. The Fabelmans (The Fabelmans) 4. Adventures of Han (Solo) 5. Dear Basketball (Dear Basketball) 6. Kylo Ren's Theme 7. Mother and Daughter (The Post) 8. The Presses Roll (The Post) 9. The BFG friendship theme (The BFG) (0:56 of Blowing Dreams) 10. The Nazi Suite (prologue from The Dial of Destiny)

We're not getting an expanded The Cowboys??

I really like how JW develops the Nazi theme throughout the movie, culminating in the The Spark-esque event cue The Airport. It feels like Williams wrote it with that scene in mind and then worked backwards.

According to Balfe's PR, they recorded 5 hours of music so there's actually much more unreleased for that

They should have cut the 45 minutes of previews instead

The Nazi theme is kind of like if Anthem of Evil was actually used in the TROS score (the melody itself is a lot more simple and effective too). Also it has a great "villain's destruction" moment that we never really got in the ST (Snoke and Palpatine's deaths were both scored with the upbeat renditions force theme)

He uses it for everything in the first one

He should just retitle it Germans 1944 and be done with it

Its numbers were also boosted by some company buying tickets in bulk and gifting them to church groups for "free". Essentially gaming the system

That'd make it a catholic movie technically

Because The French Alps 1944 sounds like he's on a skiing trip

This is a great idea and I'm imagining some funny combinations now (playing Kylo Ren's theme any time he shows up in a historical drama or like Marriage Story)

Maybe Helena is like a 60s hipster who loves Golden Age film music

It didn't seem like all that violent to me. Like they just sprayed him with some ashes and ketchup. Anakin in ROTS is much more gruesome

From the Mangold interviews it seems like it was pretty clear Williams was the one who wrote it

The Schriffin-esque parade music (not to be confused with the marching music by William Ross)

I personally found his death to be a bit sanitized and Disney eque. You got Romans and the bad guy dies in a plane crash (rather than taking a spear to the head or being crucified)

Does that say Bong Load??

It seems to be a trend

It often feels like you don't even like film music

Yeah, I was the only one left in the theater and the theater guys said "are you done yet?" Now I'm gonna go to that theater way more often and watch the end credits all the way through for every movie