Brando

Sounds like a note-for-note copy of the Raiders March! Man, I've had it with all the self-plagiarism. Seems like Williams just couldn't help himself!
 
On a more serious note, this recording seems to have a lot more "punch" than the KOTCS one. I also can't hear any trace of the C major chord for the violins and violas which the latter begins with.

That's the JWfan post I'm most proud of

Big, I want you to know I think about this joke at least once a week. That's how good it is. This post goes into the JWFAN Hall of Fame in my mind.
 
 

Oh I know, just theorizing what it actually is 

"New York, 1969 (From "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny"/Trailer Version)" might be the clunkiest Williams album track title we've ever gotten. I haven't even listened to the track yet, but going off the title alone combined with the minute of action music in that one clip that was hard to hear, I'm ready to call this score a complete disaster. Very disappointing effort from the Maestro! 
 
/s

"Do you know why all the dead composers don't hear my 'they're all dead' jokes?"
 
"No, why?"
 
"Because they're all dead!"

This may have been mentioned before, but I had no idea the Dial of Destiny was based on an actual artifact: 
 
 
This is very interesting stuff

For a second I thought about the Raiders March because of that guy getting his heart pulled out in ToD.

Meh. I'm more hyped for Star Wars Episode XXX.
 

They're already finished actually!

It's that time again, maybe for the last time, when only a select few people have seen JW's latest movie and can offer frustratingly vague and arbitrary comments on the score. 
It's part of the process of jwfan. 

Supervising post production on Episodes X-XII.

They should replace Vin Diesel with Vin Diesel’s twin brother, Paul Diesel, in the next one.  He’s cheaper.
 

We need a return of narrow art movies. Where's Lucas when we need him?

It's the mileage. 

I love how @TheUlyssesian came, left all their interesting thoughts, and left. I kind of respect that.

This looks like the kind of video my father would watch.

I think it's more or less the type of thumbnail we're judging.
 
But to your point, take Chris Stuckmann. He does those dopey thumbnails. And I will admit he's not toxic and a genuinely fair, respectful reviewer with decent points. But his reviews are always incredibly surface level with really nothing deeper than a mild opinion.
 
But we're mostly all shitting on the stereotypical thumbnail.

He’s still trying to decontaminate after the fridge scene. 
 

Indiana Jones and the Return of the Sabrina Sequel Titles

Some alternate titles for the epic finale for the saga:
 
Indiana Jones and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1
Indiana Jones - Dead Reckoning - Part 1
The Indiana Jones Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1
Indiana X
Indiana Jones: Across the Indiana-Verse

No it's Indiana Jones and the Sorcerer's Stone

90% of YouTube reviewers are ragebait. No thanks