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tommyjohnson, you are the low point of this forum for me, you just don't seem to know when to shut-up. I would suspect you have A.D.D or something similar. You just go on and on, making the most idiotic comments and follow them up with something even more stupid. It's fucking irritating, to say the least.

You have to bear in mind, the studio can't tolerate any monkey business. The executives will be working their thumbs to the bone, it's all about the evolution of the film, a lunch-break is probably nothing than more than wolfing down a quick banana, then back to it, before something better looms on the horizon and the competitive chimpanzee mentality takes a hold.

Hopkins, there are other ways to have your music performed and recorded by an orchestra, and it won't cost you a dime. Ever heard of composition contests? They are happening all over the world, all the time. If you have to pay an orchestra to play your music, it probably isn't worth that much. Just saying.

It's not bad considering he had no time to monkey around. He probably ended up aping parts of his previous scores, but sometimes you have to use guerilla tactics to get the job done.

Please elaborate. Not talking about positivism? I can't elaborate without breaking rule 4.

Good question...intelligent (bonus points for who can place that quote) See here

david blumberg pushing his crap again?

The books themselves are a severely watered-down and markedly less fantastic reality than the true reality which you exist in. Your statement is irrelevant. In addition, they are not literature, they are fluff. People who love reading, don't read Potter.

Groundhog Day - funny and spiritually profound, a unique film

That's really just an indirect way of saying, you buy into the preposterous post-modernist notion that everything can be explained through science. Demon possession can't be scary, because it doesn't actually exist, right? Spirits don't exist, etc etc.. In time you may discover otherwise.

also... Lost 24