Arpy

Maybe worth a half hour special? Money grab? Artistic reasons? Like with the Hobbit films, we didn't need that much material but I'm stunned to have another glance at middle-earth! It'll be good to see the other side of Saul and why he is who he is in BB.

I can make it till then. The set I have is well edited so it will be hard to beat.

It's consistently good. My dad said after the credits that he thought it was really well done and that it takes some time to get going initially.

Just finished watching Breaking Bad with my dad. The greatest piece of drama I've seen. I'm so sad it's over for me but it was a wonderful journey.

Could one of these be a certain Potter score?

PJ in the editing room: "kalima, KALIMA, KALIMAA!"

Yes, their chemistry is what just saved the film for me.

This is the same version he performed with the pops last month

I remember one concert tgey screwed up the projection timing for a scene Williams conducted for Psycho...

I concur with a majority of this review. I loved Foxx's performance but he was woefully scripted which seems a terrible waste. I also dislike the sinister six sequels sneak shot. Marvel should slow down and get one movie right first.

Nonsense, if John's conducting it WTF can go wrong? To some people that's what it's all about but he has influenced my life and I want something to remember him by physically other than the cd's. I know that probably sounded cheesy.

Is it weird for me to think they're all great? There's one part I completely dislike about the Superman score and it's the-worse-than-Doctor-Who-Krypton-synth-stuff in "The Planet Krypton".

Lots of good stuff missing from PoA. Yes, the grandiose actiony flight stuff is already there, but some of the highlights for me were the quiet bits which unfortunately didn't get released. Pettigrew theme and that lovely part before the apparition on the train are things I would love to see released

For me it's the buildup in Ode To Harrison in Star Trek Into Darkness. I usually repeat it about 4 times max. Another time is in The Moisture Farm when the statement of the main theme enters

I need three or I'm seriously thinking of jumping off a bridge.

One of my friends went to the loo during the Dol Guldur scene. Whoops. I never go to the toilet during a film.

Shit, Bilbo you just reminded me of Jurassic Park. Back in 96/97 I watched it on tv whilst eating Salada's and a lime milkshake!

A New Hope when I was five or five years old on VHS. I vividly remember the duel between Obi-Wan and Vader. The first in theaters was Phantom Menace when I was six in 1999. The first time I enjoyed/noticed the music was two years later in Philosopher's Stone.

I'll probably break or see it unexpectedly during the trailers when viewing a film at the theaters. One trailer recently ruined the film for me and that was The Last Airbender a few years ago. I adore the animated series and seeing that trailer was amazing and then I saw the film : but that was probably the fault of the movie. More recently was Guardians of the Galaxy which had some of the best bits in the trailer...

I agree and disagree. It's expectation that's a killer for me. When Into Darkness was about to come out, I broke my own rule of not listening to the score, for instance, and gave in just listening to the suite which was released on the radio broadcast. Here, I'm going to try not to see the trailer or listen to any of the score before I see the movie, because as Quintus has rightly pointed out that the magic wears off considerably if you know even the slightest. I believe even seeing the trailer will ruin everything for me.

It was a stupid fix. Even by Doctor Who standards. WTF? shooting a golden aarow onto the back of the ship somehow adds more power? It's ridiculous. Apart from this err in writing, the episode was good fun. They needed gold to power the ship. The arrow act to added to the reserve and give them a boost. Was it the best execution? No, but it fit the episode and was better than the Doctor waving his sonic around. The ship needed gold, right, by how did piercing the side of the ship with the arrow transfer the gold to the ships reserves? I agree with the overuse of the sonic. The Power of Three was solved with the Screwdriver making another lame ending.

I just want to get something from him in some way before we lose him

That man's just a crazy old wizard. Btw, did owen get that mixed up?

I'm not freaked over it, I just didn't think it was good.

It was a stupid fix. Even by Doctor Who standards. WTF? shooting a golden aarow onto the back of the ship somehow adds more power? It's ridiculous. Apart from this err in writing, the episode was good fun.