Dixon Hill

It's great insights from a lovely man. Worth it for the professional or the merely interested.

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Bring in whatever or however many composers you want, you're not going to get what you're after because the Russo's specifically said they didn't think it was the right direction to have a score crowded with all the characters' themes.

Sometimes he just couldn't keep his hands to himself but we still love him.

That'd be nice if I were, but alas.

No real organ in the prequels, just quasi organ synths.

You had a prime opportunity to quote Star Trek. You didn't.

It was a petty response to the petty attitudes on here about the composer in question. You can see several examples right here on this page. Why bother?

ROTJ is this legendary sequence I don't recall one in ROTS

She has vuhndaful muscles.

I removed these years ago. The person I put them together with lost his motivation to do the AI one, and I'm sure you can appreciate the disinterest in keeping these exhaustive writeups about Zimmer available given the...climate that sometimes rears its head here.

Why think about them, talk about them, start a thread about them then? Just ignore it. I reckon there's a lot of shit in the world would bore me to death if I paid any attention. What would be the point?

Ah Joey vs. Jurassic Shark. That's the JWFan showdown I've been waiting for.

Really special score. The amount of material makes it hard to come up with a truly definitive presentation, but it's great to see it getting this treatment. Really a masterwork of film and music.

Star Wars is about a whiney turd who gets magic powers and screws up millions of lives. Substitute magic powers with the ability to post on a forum and it is the story of Mattris.

heh

Well I for one am glad to have you at the forum for 3 weeks. I don't think these kids can quote.

Very bad and racist movie. I prefer Star Trek.

1) Blanking the Blank 2) The Blank Scene 3) Blank's Theme 4) Blank and Finale 5) Remembering Blank

I haven't heard anything by him in decades probably. It was a joke.

Those aren't Trek scores. They're inoffensive, vaguely Trekish love letters.

Star Trek > Horner > Bruch > Raff > Beethoven

I reckon Zimmer is a more versatile composer and for me his highs are far more frequent and, well, high, than Giacchino's. What Giacchino did for Lost is masterful, legendary, but frankly I could take or leave pretty much everything else he's ever done. One of the most frustrating composers in Hollywood.

Sadly no longer with us.