Brando

For the briefest moment, I misread that as a description of what "cue people" are doing.
 
Cue People. Could be a good title for a JWFan documentary. Music by Hans.

Here's how the scene was supposed to originally appear in the film.
 

I'm not convinced by Roberts' acting in that scene; the way she delivers her line seems a bit too hesitant. However, the scene appears in some trailers, and the fact that there is music for the scene suggests that it was very likely included in the extended version shown at the AMC Glen Lakes Theatre in Dallas on November 9, 1991.
 

If Williams wrote the score just the typical 7 points of criticism would turn up:
The score is too long. The score is too short. He is not as good as he used to be. Too much copy past from old scores done by Bill Ross. You hear the temp tracks ooze out of every pore of the score. It's not complete. It's not Star Wars.

Scherzo for Satellite and Orchestra

So I just called the BSO this morning and they were able to offer a full refund for my Film Night at Tanglewood ticket.
 
Suits me just fine as the single tickets for new 2024-2025 BSO season went on sale today and I'll be going to Boston October 4 to hear Mahler 8th "Symphony of a Thousand" live in Symphony Hall instead!
 
I don't think I can do Vienna in December, but I'm already planning my June 2025 vacation around Berlin to see The Maestro there! So wishing him a good recovery and sorry I won't be joining those of you still going to Tanglewood next weekend.

New Williams star wars score in 2026!!!!1

Never say never.

Lots of sequels on the horizon.
 

I dunno. It's got lifeless eyes. Like a doll's eyes.

That reminds me of the Attack of the Clones Anakin Skywalker figure I had. The right arm had a magnet attached near the elbow so you could pop it off but it annoyed me so much I had my mom hot glue it together😂😂😂😂

That reminds me of the Attack of the Clones Anakin Skywalker figure I had. The right arm had a magnet attached near the elbow so you could pop it off but it annoyed me so much I had my mom hot glue it together😂😂😂😂

Yeah, I love that it looks like a cinematic monster and has its own character. A photo-realistic reproduction of a great white wouldn't have been as memorable, IMHO.
 
I feel the same way about King Kong... While I can appreciate the realism in the more recent iterations, starting with Peter Jackson's, I love the movie-monster look of the older ones.
 




 
 
The good people at McFarlane Toys had a sick sense of humour for making that Quint figure detachable at the waist...
 

Coolest looking movie monster shark ever. 

Here's a rare still by Louis Goldman that I'd never seen before...
 

"Rejoice for those around you who transform into the Force. Mourn them do not. Miss them do not." ~ Yoda, Revenge of the Sith.

1m1 - High Life in Hong Kong
1m2 - Anything Goes
📯🎺
 
 
 

He was edgier in 1995—before he became cuddly and grandfatherly, and began wearing flat caps and knit cardigans...
 

 
 
 
 

And Inside Jaws, but of course there Speilberg was being PG and said, "I won't say the word, but he said 'blank' the actors, save the sound department!"

Reminds me of that anecdote Spielberg told about the Orca accidentally sinking while filming 'Jaws'...
 
They were scrambling to get the actors off the boat, when the soundman protested:
 
"Fuck the actors! Save the sound department!"

My 4K Sony player is dead! I hardly used it! And there's still a disc inside but since it's dead I can't take it out.  

James Cameron supervising the opening scene:

James Cameron supervising the opening scene:

James Cameron supervising the opening scene: