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It's got to be the Tantive IV sequence in Revenge of the Sith! It's full of momentum and sets the action for the rest of the film. https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=0851ibubh4M&si=qzxm1TRWz_PNSQtW

Just saw the film - Celestial is a standout, goosebumps seeing it married with the visuals so perfectly; and mixed fairly prominently in the score. I share the sentiments of others here when there are various sequences of the chase scenes that are left without music which would've been a perfect opportunity for more Williams music. For me, the one thing I'm bummed about is that there are only a few instances of the brilliant theme for Listen in the score and I was left wondering whether that could've been a good theme to introduce and develop throughout the score and the concert arrangement could've made a brilliant finale piece! As a listening experience this score is all over the place, probably because it doesn't have the same sinewy thematic connections that most of JWs other scores have.

It'll most likely be vinyl and CD as per some of Mondo's other releases. Although the CD usually is released later...

I own it, but I just wanted to know how exactly it came about? Was it originally a melody written by Williams or was it more collaborative?

Can someone clarify whether Williams wrote 'In the Moonlight' or if it was Sting's song?

I can't wrap my head around how it doesn't feel like the same time that passed between Revenge of the Sith and The Force Awakens - but, we've had more Star Wars media in between TFA and now.

It's got to be Empire Strikes Back. I mean, from start to finish (with perhaps the exception of the Dagobah scenes) it's all action and more importantly it's all memorable action music. The Battle of Hoth, the Asteroid Field, the Cloud City escape, the Duel, the ending - it's simply incredible how much it does for the film!

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What is it with all modern content being dark and washed out? Where's the warmth and colour like what we got in the first Potter film??

I'm enjoying this show more than Thrones and House, the only thing I'm finding each episode is that the score is just functional without ever being more than background music.

If it's recent then I'm thinking in the last few years, and to my ears that has to be Helena's Theme from Dial of Destiny. I love how it feels almost inevitable in its melody, as only JW can do, it becomes an earworm that makes you want to absorb every little instance of it in the score.

I won't talk politics as per the rules, but the film has Oliver Stone's brilliant eye for capturing expressions, angles and shots that seem to work wonders with Williams' music which rightly underpins that uneasy atmosphere. Noxin can't hurt you.

That's why I haven't played Zimmer's score in over a decade, but Williams' score and theme are everywhere - even in the Gun's Superman.

I suggested something similar, because the book was filled with all these creatures Newt has travelled the world to find. It all went south though once Grindelwald constrained Newt and the story to very specific locations and of course the usual nostalgia parade.

I have a feeling they might use Williams' theme because it's just so engrained in our collective consciousness as being intrinsically 'Harry Potter'.