Not Mr. Big

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

Was the Nazi brass chorale temped with The Batman? (Or maybe just The Miami Convention)

Really love Battle of Syracuse. It's more in the gritty Spartacus sound than something like Ben-Hur but it's cool to see JW tackle a scene like that (a natural choice for DOD highlight playlists).

It's ultimately about how much fun she had

Which is ironically (or not) a very 70s way of scoring the scene

They're fine as spectacle but I don't really care for heist movies or spy movies

I think it's more about how Helena romanticizes her adventurous lifestyle

Actually the same thing occured to me too. It has a Wagnerian feel to it (appropriately German)

RLM commenters are worse than reddit

Love the fleeting use of organ later in the score in Water Ballet and Archimedes Tomb Very distinct use in JW's filmography besides like E.T

I love the credits version. Great ancillary theme

Willie, Rey, Helena

That was my favorite use of tracking/wholesale quotes. Arguably better than the original scene it accompanied (Indy climbing some boxes).

Archmedes theme reminds me of Bolero

Honestly it probably would have been way cheaper to commit to practical effects. And it would have looked way better too So much of it was real yet it all looked like cg junk

I couldn't hear the score because the Imax was too loud. And then they kicked me out in the end credits!

It's too short

His final "gift" to King Mark

Usually for JW I wouldn't say that but Mangold's previous comments about a full score release give me hope

What are you winking about?

Yeah that fanbase fucking sucks. Not worth it

He would have written a great Nightmare on Elm Street score. Imaginative dream sequences with lots of room for differing musical approaches