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Hey, I tell ya what I'm gonna give you, Snakes. I'm gonna give you to the count of 10 to get your ugly, yella, no-good keister off my property, before I pump your guts full of lead!

The Fury (LLL) Scott of the Antarctic Mission: Impossible LotR: FotR CR

Stephan Zacharias - Der Untergang Joe Hisaishi - Nausicaä of the Valley of the Winds Sergei Prokofiev - Alexander Nevsky

Band of Brothers The Pacific

, please!

Ordered today!

One of my Goldsmith favorites, probably because I also really liked the movie, having first seen it as a 15-year old kid. Suchet was a great villain! Also love the long overdue deluxe edition of the score which finally came out in 2016 (Varese Sarabande).

Unfortunately not authentic, laser engraving.

This year, I've watched two Stephen King classics, Misery and Carrie. Listened to those:

- Saving Private Ryan (LLL 20th anniversary) - The Matrix Revolutions (LLL) - The Haunting (VS deluxe) - The Exorcist (Perseverance reissue)

Well, it was pretty expensive and very limited, so yeah, I'm kind of happy and proud to have it in my collection.

Just started watching Black Mirror on Netflix. Also regularly watching The Handmaid's Tale (just finished S1), The 100 (mid-S2) and Salvation (also mid-S2). And BTW, THT is one of the best and definitively the creepiest TV show I've watched so far (and believe me, I've seen A LOT of 'em). Wonderfully shot and genuinely scary with great potential to make the viewer repeatedly feel very uncomfortable. May it never come true! On the other hand, Margaret Atwood, the author of the book the show is based on, stated: "We're not living in Gilead yet, but there are Gilead-like symptoms going on." Blessed be the fruit.

I've watched two old but gold Stephen King classics on Halloween evening: first Misery, then Carrie. Seen them both for the umpteenth time but still enjoyed every minute. What fantastic performances by Kathy Bates, Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie!

Instead of attending the Vienna concert today, I listened to these babies: - Saving Private Ryan (LLL) - Empire of the Sun (LLL) - Jaws (Intrada) - The Cowboys (VS)

I was lucky to be able to add this cool item to my movie memorabilia collection a few years ago.

Wow, and I mean WOW! I'm SO ordering this! Thanks so much for mentioning it, heaven only knows when and how I would otherwise have found out about it. If anybody else would be interested, the study score can be found (and ordered) here. Even some sample pages/cues can be previewed.

Wow, this store looks amazingly well stocked, very impressive! I'll definitely need to visit that next time when I get to London. Looks like it's less than an hour and a half from London. Thank you, @JTWfan77!

I realize I'm really late with this one but recently, I have finally read The Girl on the Train. With all the hype surrounding this book, I was expecting a lot but ended up more or less disappointed. This one starts out slow and keeps moving even slower so I found it difficult to keep persuading myself to finish the book. The ending was equally unimpressive. I still haven't read Gone Girl (to which this one is apparently compared all the time) so I'm curious to see how it compares to this lukewarm effort. I'm not sure if this is the right topic but if it ain't against the rules, I would like to point anybody interested - @Bespin, perhaps? - to an extremely interesting book. It's actually a first-person account about burnout, anxiety, panic attacks and the like. It was a HUGE bestseller in Slovenia (still is, actually) so the author decided to have it translated and publish it on Amazon (currently, as an e-book only). (I actually had the honor of translating the book into English.) In addition to two or three other books, On Anxiety helped me immensely with my own burn-out ordeal two years ago and I'm sure it could appeal to many other people as these problems have turned into a kind of pandemic these last years. Anyway, it's available here if anybody would be interested.

Damn right!

John Williams - The Cowboys (still can't stop) Danny Elfman - Mission: Impossible Howard Shore - LotR: TTT CR

OMG, this is SO exciting, I've always been a huge fan of the series! The Original MACGYVER - HD Remastered! I'm buying this the moment it comes out! The before and after comparison looks awesome even now, especially considering the crappy picture quality we have on the currently existing DVDs. And, last but definitely not least - I remember reading somewhere that LLL has been working on the box set of music from all 7 seasons. I mean, if that being released were to coincide with the Blu-ray set coming out ...

Holy mother of God, that would have been magnificent! I'm well aware Elfman has done a lot of great work but somehow, this one has always been my favorite and the only one I keep listening to regularly. So definitely keeping my figers crossed for them to find the other half of the NOC list and release this baby sooner rather than later!

I was just about to ask the same - I thought the original sountrack already had all the music used in the film? Well, apparently not. EDIT: Come to think of it - maybe bonus tracks simply means some alternate takes, film versions of cues or similar.

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