Skelly

I guess Stan Lee is sharing the Fountain of Youth with him.

I also took Spanish for ~10 years but am ashamed to say I can't even count to twenty. I get up to catorce and then I'm lost. I was never a very good student.

You can listen to the entire score here (totally legally): http://cuttingedge.sourceaudio.com/#!explorer?b=3633798 The tracks are all in alphabetical order, but according to the slates the chronological order is: I've only listened through once and I'm relieved to say it isn't so droning as Sicario. 'Teaching Montage' is beautiful in a very odd way and is certainly a highlight.

Well at least they aren't saying the first trailer's music was better than Williams's...

The irony of course is that they have the resources to find out about anything, anywhere!

It probably could be brought back if they wanted to - but that would only draw attention to the shortcomings of the show. The Lego video games use Williams's theme though, which I think is pretty amusing.

He certainly deserves it.

Haha, I was frantically thinking this myself, but it's extremely unlikely.

Disney doesn't want a new young unknown. It's no coincidence that Giacchino is involved in all these Disney projects - Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, Zootopia, etc. He's proven himself to be a safe, reliable, and well-known composer.

Strange had its moments. The action cues had no character though; they were a slog to get through.

Yeah, I would have been fine with him showing up at the wedding scene. I wonder how many decades it'll be before WB finally lets some of these deleted scenes really see the light of day?

Yeah. But that's not the case for COS though. The tracked music in the Chamber itself is a hideous amalgamation of music.

I think he's trying to say that he feels sorry for the guy whose job was to translate all the cuts made to cues in post-production into musical notation.

He says, "whatever the other ones we've done". He just says "other" with unusual emphasis. Your illusion of Williams being a kind old man who would never use such gutter language is thus maintained!

You're implying that Dennis and the dino... did it in a car? This brings the phrase "life finds a way" to a whole new level.

But that would cause a continuity conflict! You can't bring THE Dennis Nedry back. A much more reasonable, down-to-earth way to bring Nedry back is to say that he uploaded a computer version of his brain into the original park's database. Not only is it a trendy plot point (Captain America 2 used it) but it also explains why Nedry's password protection in the first film was so thorough: he was the computer.

Oh, great. Now they'll have to come up with an entirely new quirky computer geek character.

It is? Off the top of my head I can only recall it being used - As the boys are driving away from the Dursleys - As they approach Hogwarts - During the end-of-film Great Hall sequence

The irony is that it's not even really a theme for Pettigrew. It's just a general "danger/evil" theme, the same way "Double Trouble" is a general theme for Hogwarts. But since it was tracked into the Shack sequence from another scene with Scabbers/Pettigrew, everyone associates it with him. Yeah, I much prefer the end credits suite to "Mischief Managed". It even has a little bit from the "Rescue of Sirius" cue which of course is a big plus.

Yeah, that theme's omission is weird. Although I'm 98 percent sure it was only tracked into the Shrieking Shack sequence (from the night corridor scene).

I'm not sure if we're missing out on anything by having "Mischief Managed!" included on that disc. That soundtrack as a whole runs 68 minutes, leaving about 12 more before the disc would have reached capacity. I think he just ran out of stuff he really felt belonged on the program, and slapped together that suite.

It's certainly an antiquated practice. Now that we can go to our favorite track with a click, reprisals just seem so superfluous.

Reprises can be fun to listen to if you're going through the entire program.

A KOTCS-like Indiana Jones movie about the Bermuda Triangle would probably have mystic robots behind the whole thing, or maybe something worse.

I think those "Old Indy" segments were purely a Lucas idea.