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Awesome, he turned out to be the perfect choice the first time around.

And John Williams conducted a recording with the Boston Pops in 1983 for their "Out of This World" album.

The Republic will be reorganized into the first Galactic Empire!

Perhaps he's doing the Cassian Andor series? Not sure if he scores TV shows anymore. If these shows are all big budget like Mando, I could see them getting Giacchino, though. Does he have minions? Then it's even more likely. Lol yeah I think you called it, dude.

I know there was the whole kerfuffle with Giacchino's Rogue One score, but isn't it likely that he will eventually come back to the fold?

Netflix feels like the one you have to have. Like you might not be a real person if you don't have Netflix.

Signing up for streaming services temporarily is another legit way to go. Movie rentals on streaming are nice too. I wish you had more than 48 hours to watch, though.

The nice thing about it for now is it makes it easier for me to just opt out of all these services. In recent weeks I've actually reverted to renting Blu-Rays from a video store, lol. There's a nice one in town that's film nerd oriented and has all the classics, organized by director.

It sounds like it might have been compromised!

Things are getting very fractured, and I always say I'm waiting for the eventual Cord Cutter's Cable Bundle.

Sorry I didn't catch that.

Yeah they might have just goofed it all up. But Disney+ was already successful, whereas I don't know about HBO Max, but in this thread people are saying they were struggling. So it seems like a push to get content on HBO Max to draw users, while simultaneously avoiding releasing all these expensive films to a fraction of the theatrical audience that was expected when the projects were conceived. I certainly wouldn't sign up for a new paid service just to have access to films that I still have to pay for individually (the Mulan setup), so to me it makes sense to lure people by having the films included in the subscription, from a consumer perspective. Also the Mulan thing with Disney+ seemed like an experimental approach, and you could say this is another one, in this "unprecedented time". There's no real right answer for studios to recoup their money so I guess they're thinking of this as a different investment, to attempt to get their streaming platform off the ground.

Did "Clark Fumbles Rescue" have any changes at all from the sheet music for the original "To the Lair"?

Cool, thanks. Is that the only one?

I hope they cancel the release of this movie at the last minute, and instead they do a theatrical release of the complete footage of Williams recording the score.

I think they want to be able to say, "every WB movie will be on HBO Max the SAME DAY it's in theaters!" for their marketing so more people will subscribe. If the rules were different for all the individual movies it would be less of a draw and more confusing for consumers. Shit, that might not be so bad. Maybe they'd get some young fresh artistic talent to compensate for the lower budgets. New Hollywood part 2!

Do we have a list of those somewhere?

Checks out!

Or it's in "Ethnic".

He'd say, "Steven, you need a more lively composer than I am," and Spielberg would say, "I know, but they're all worse!"

He would have been a good choice for Schindler's List, actually.

Lol milk it DG!!!!! Let's get this to best selling of 2021 too!

I did my part, by the way, when I spent $1.99 on Devil's Dance.

Sadly, he was unavailable for comment.

Good tip, I went by Barnes & Noble today, and they did have this magazine, although it was the November issue. I'll try again next week.