Alex

I have this image of Spielberg showing up to JW's house only to see JJ and JW having dinner through the gap in the curtains

He looks in incredibly good shape given his age and recent "minor health issues"

He looks in incredibly good shape given his age and recent "minor health issues"

As long as this non-Williams cantina song is at the end of the album and does not wreck my listening experience

The way they're written on Amazon, without capitalisation etc makes me think that it's probably fake, but I'd give anything for the title "Scherzo for X-Wings" to be real

I may be in the minority here but I prefer the prequel action music to the original trilogy. But I'm am glad he's gone back to this style for TFA

Based on most on Hans Zimmer's output since 2009, I don't think it's unreasonable

In my opinion he'll most likely try and do something "quirky" or "original" with it and it'll sound awful (I hated Man of Steel and TASM2). It'll just be his generic action material, string ostinatos and thumping bass.
Not to mention "Additional music by Geoff Zanelli, Lorne Balfe, Rupert Gregson-Williams, Pharrell Williams, Junkie XL, Nick Glennie-Smith, Phil from Accounting.. etc etc"

I have a feeling this'll be an outstanding score. In the past, when JW has worked with someone other than say Spielberg/Lucas (and to some extent Columbus) he has produced some really good stuff. POA, Memoirs of a Geisha, Far and Away, even Jaws 2, they all contain some of my all time favourite JW moments.

Inception isn't a spy movie. Its a sci-fi thriller with deep psychological connotations!

The action cue sounds a lot better than the ones from Skyfall. I imagine it was lot easier the second time around.

The action cue sounds a lot better than the ones from Skyfall. I imagine it was lot easier the second time around.

Hi guys. I apologise if this subject has been discussed, but I was wondering what ensemble JW used for POA? I was curious to know why he didn't use the LSO (scheduling?). It did shock me when I found out it wasn't the LSO, because the ensemble sounds really good. It's easily one of JW best sounding scores

This is a William Ross adaptation of the Imperial March

This is a William Ross adaptation of the Imperial March

I think we should be thankful that he's still working aged 83 and that back trouble seems to be his only ailment. Goldsmith, Barry, Bernstein, Poledouris, Kamen etc all didn't reach 83...

I think we should be thankful that he's still working aged 83 and that back trouble seems to be his only ailment. Goldsmith, Barry, Bernstein, Poledouris, Kamen etc all didn't reach 83...