Smaug The Iron

Nuke Town is the best part of the movie, it's legitimately good and... bizarre.

I’m with mstrox on this one. The flying fridge was clever and it was inventive. It was FUN to watch, not least because it was rooted somewhat in the realm of plausibility. And when the fridge finally came to a stop, it was banged-up and dirty. And when indy came tumbling out, he actually looked like he took a painful ride in a fridge, FFS. You could actually believe it happened.

I agree. The first half of that movie really isnt bad. 

And it's here! I've waited 84 6 years for this moment!
Technically, I now have my first own Bluray disc ever. I once won a PS4 game on a raffle and immediately sold it to a friend, so that doesn't count.

1. Main Title
2. Main Title
3. Main Title
4. Main Title
5. Main Title
6. Main Title
7. Main Title
8. Main Title
9. Main Title
10. Main Title
11. Main Title
12. Main Title
13. Main Title
14. Main Title
15. Main Title
16. Main Title
17. Main Title
18. Main Title
19. Main Title
20. Prelude and Main Title
21. Main Title
22. End Cast 
23. End Title/End Credits 
24. End Title
25. End Title
26. End Cast
27. End Credits
28. Finale
29. Finale/End Title
30. Finale
31. End Title
32. End Title and End Cast
33. Finale
34. Finale
35. End Title
36. Finale
37. End Cast
38. End Title
39. End Title
40. End Title
 
I'll finish this later.

Off the top of your head, quick! I want the Top 100, but if this is too much work for you, just give me the Top 20 or 30 or 50 or however many you are willing. Go!
 
1. Abandoned in the Woods
2. Aunt Marge's Waltz 
3. Duel of the Fates
4. Star Wars and the Revenge of the Sith 
5. Journey to the Island 
6. The Lost World 
7. The Jungle Chase 
8. Everybody Runs!
9. Fawkes the Phoenix 
10. Harry's Wondrous World
11. The Patriot 
12. Hymn to the Fallen 
13. Omaha Beach 
14. Catch me if You Can
15. Star Wars and the Attack of Jakku Village 
16. Across the Stars
17. Sarah's Rescue 
18. Theme from Jurassic Park 
19. The Tale of Viktor Navorski 
20. Remembering Emilie, and Finale
21. The Adventures of Tintin 
22. The Witches of Eastwick 
23. Home Alone Main Title 
24. Setting the Trap 
25. The Patriot 
26. Seven Years in Tibet
28. The Conspirators 
29. Summon the Heroes 
30. Theme from JFK 
31. On the Conveyor Belt 
32. Welcome to Jurassic Park 
33. Raiders of the Lost Ark 
34. High-Wire Stunts
35. Theme from Sabrina
36. Anderton's Great Escape 
37. Jango's Escape 
38. Dobby the House Elf
39. The Chamber of Secrets 
40. Snowy's Theme
41. Presumed Innocent
42. End Credits (Far and Away)
43. Hedwig's Theme
44. The 1960's - The Turbulent Years
45. The Spiders 
46. Mischief Managed!
47. Rey's Theme 
48. Monica's Theme 
49. Over the Moon 
50. Adventures on Earth
 
Soon updated.
 

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By my rough calculations (and I could most certainly be wrong or have missed one), the Force theme first shows up in...

The Phantom Menace at 6:50 when Qui-Gon Jinn shoves his lightsaber back into the, um, blast door.
The Attack of the Clones at 30:49 when Anakin and Padme arrive on Naboo.
Revenge of the Sith at 2:10 right after the opening crawl when the Jedi starfighters come into view.
Rogue One at 17:03 when Bail Organa first appears.
A New Hope at 4:53 into the movie when Leia programs R2.
The Empire Strikes Back at 9:29 when Luke reaches out for his lightsaber in the Wampa cave.
Return of the Jedi at 26:15 right before the Rancor picks up Luke. 
The Force Awakens at 42:27 when Han tells Rey and Finn that he knew Luke.
The Last Jedi at 11:42 when we get Leia's reaction after the Dreadnought is confirmed to be destroyed.
 
The films in order of shortest amount of time to the longest amount of time for the Force theme to show:
ROTS, ANH, TPM, ESB, TLJ, RO, ROTJ, AOTC, TFA. 
 
So you are indeed correct! It takes the longest amount of time to show up in TFA, with almost 3/4ths of an hour passing before it graces the film, and obviously the shortest amount of time to show in ROTS, with it showing up just over 2 minutes into the film. 

I'm going to join everyone else in saying Harry Potter. I actually think if he did all of them, then the series could be just as great musically as Star Wars.
But even without him, the other composers should have stuck with more of the themes he had established . For example, I watched Half-Blood Prince recently and I was thinking as Fawkes was flying around at the end it would have been a perfect opportunity to do some kind of melancholic throwback to 'Fawkes the Pheonix'.

It's really great.

The score is relentlessly dark and tense from Rey's Journey right until the end of the credits -- a near-continuous musical stretch lasting over an hour, with nary a dull moment throughout.
 
Vastly superior to his third act of TFA in my opinion (which constitutes The Bombing Run until the end of the credits I guess? Not much unreleased music I'm losing sleep over).

Newsflash, people. John Williams doesn't need to be writing variations on leitmotifs to be writing excellent Star Wars music. The Last Jedi is filled with cue after cue of superb non-thematic writing that's just as affecting as his thematic writing. The closest comparison is probably Revenge of the Sith, similarly filled with lots of memorable cues with no regard for existing leitmotif.
 
Really thinking about it, all the scores since the prequels have followed this trend. Infiltrating the Supremacy, The Cave, Lesson Two, Third Connection, Don't Join, Fire Everything! and Crash Landing are all excellent original cues in their own right.
 
Which isn't to say I wouldn't have loved a few more variations on Luke's criminally underused new theme, but that's cool. It supports the film it was written for, and that only allowed 3-4 variations before taking a very dark turn in the 2nd act. I find the dissonant Acht-To material, especially Rey's connections with Ren, equally listenable in their own way.

It’s all well and good discussing the library of movies John Williams has scored over the years - but what about the films he hasn’t? Which films do you think would have been improved if JW had scored them?
 
My opinion on this matter is that the rest of the “Potter” films would’ve been much improved with a score by Williams.
 
what do you guys think?

The entire Harry Potter movie series
Titanic 
Avatar
Ready Player One 
Bridge of Spies
 

Harry Potter 4-8
The Color Purple
Bridge of Spies

Definitely Harry Potter 4 to 8.
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SUPERMAN II
HP 4 - 8
THE COLOR PURPLE
READY PLAYER ONE
QUINTET
LOST IN SPACE
That proposed Peter Pan musical, with Michael Jackson (...or, maybe not...)
A JW-scored POLTERGEIST would have been interesting, but I'm more than happy with what we have.
Ditto, HEAVEN AND EARTH.
 

HP.

I'll amend and re-upload with the prequel ones. 
Jedi with less colour saturation and the prequels. 
 
 

Star Wars Empire Strikes Back  Last Crusade Raiders of the Lost Ark Jurassic Park Return of the Jedi  Temple of Doom The Phantom Menace The Lost world  Hook

I've made these because I hate those Disney ones so much. 

But no though.
 
Allow me to translate: "I didn't like the movie, and am so incapable of dealing with the loss of the entitlement I feel that I compensate for it by saying ridiculous, hyperbolic things about it.  See, it's not enough for me to simply say that I didn't like it, and then explain why; THAT might accidentally create a dialogue about it, which is the last thing I want.  I'd rather just say that the movie raped my grandmother and decapitated my grandfather, because THAT'S HOW YOU WILL KNOW I MEAN IT."

Philosopher’s stone The Last Jedi  Prisoner of Azkaban  The force Awakens  Revenge of the Sith  Chamber of Secrets  Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Attack of the clones  Tintin I don’t have a 10.

What about the Disney Records attack on "On the Conveyor Belt"?

"Real World Consequences" features a bunch of BTTF material but not the actual theme