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So Giacchino's Batman theme was based on that Nirvana song.

Sounds like JNH's Fantastic Beasts Fanfare... 0:20 - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WBOMpfxsUpk

I heard now that Zimmer took over scoring duties, they're thinking of renaming the film. Top choices as of now are; He Lied To Me. He Shot At Me. He Hates On Me. He's Using Me. Fragility. Electricity. Afraid Of Me. He's Dead To Me.

*Zimmer uses trumpets and guitar* Zimmer - "I just wanted to do something unique. Something never heard before in a Bond film."

Yeah John Carter is a Giacchino Williamsesque Sci-Fi score, so it all comes full circle.

I've only just began really getting stuck into the score, so forgive me for repeating anything said previously, but does anyone get a John Carter or at least a Giacchino vibe from Williams new 'Rise of Skywalker' theme? 1:13 - 1:34 It makes me think of this theme, and Giacchino's overall dramatic LOST themes. 2:30 -

The only thing I like about the final scene was when Rey used that piece of metal as a sled like she did when we were first introduced to her in TFA. And Williams accompanied it by giving a nice little callback to the same section of Rey's theme used in both scenes. Just a little thing that shows the potential this trilogy had for touching character moments. But was ultimately wasted.

Finn sure does love murdering his fellow enslaved child soldier stormtroopers... He's cheering and woo-ing and smiling as he brutally explodes and shoots them all to death throughout the entire trilogy. He basically quits being a stormtrooper after seeing his friend die next to him as they murder a village, then 3 minutes later he's smiling and cheering with Poe as they shoot all his fellow stormtroopers... Then in this film he meets the ex-stormtrooper woman who tells him her story of also being enslaved and forced to be a stormtrooper. And so she joins Finn in the final battle as they both seem enjoy murdering their fellow enslaved child soldiers again... Awful storytelling.

It's not about liking evil characters. That's fine because they aren't real. My point is that within the story itself, when a character loves an evil character. That is screwed up. Rey kissing or even remotely liking Ben is utterly sickening.

And he also murders all of Luke's CHILD students. Great guy, really. Definitely kissable.

Anakin wasn't even redeemed for me. He just showed that he was not pure evil and he was capable of good. But no way did it redeem him. Hence why no one really forgave him at all. The one good thing he did as Vader was save Luke, that's it. He wasn't redeemed. He just fulfilled the prophecy by ultimately doing something good. But it's not like Padme would have given him a big kiss after he threw Palpy down the shaft. But Rey literally witnessed Ben murdering all her friends and he tortured her himself in TFA. He almost killed Finn and Poe and killed Luke by making him come to everyones aid. But Rey just forgives him and kisses him like she's attracted to him and his mass murdering psychopath personality. It's a bloody terrible message, especially for abuse victims. Yeah girls, if a man tortures you, kills your friends and tries to murder you several times, forgive him and give him a big kiss. Sickening.

Yeah but all he killed was dirty sand people. And who cares about dirty sand people? Certainly not us superior humans. #IStandWithTheSandPeople

2005 - Padme's reaction to Anakin being a mass murdering psychopath = "You've broken my heart! You're going down a path I can't follow. Because of what you've done!" 2019 - Rey's reaction to Ben Solo being a mass murdering psychopath = *smiles and kisses him passionately* #feminism? #progress?