Ollie

Crap, Rose is back....😉

99% of the time these days when I have free time to watch a movie, I'd rather watch one I've never seen before, than one I've already seen.  I almost don't even know why I even have a blu ray collection.  There's just and endless list of films made I want to see but haven't yet that take precedence...

For the same reason that you have a CD collection?

Koray isnt completely wrong in one respect. A lot of times scores made by these Remote Control guys sounds just fine in the film. In that they adequately support whatever scene they were written for.
 
However I do maintain that worthwhile film music should do more than that, and I can't blame others who think likewise.

I like plenty of scores that fit their films like a glove.
 
I like plenty of scores that are too much for their film, but I appreciate the music on its own all the more for being so big
 
I like plenty of films with scores that I don't care to listen to outside the film, but consider the score to be incredibly effective within the film itself.
 
 
Basically, I don't like forcing some hard set of rules of how I'm suppose to listen to or enjoy scores.

I just like what I like.

From Mike Dougherty’s Twitter feed.
 
 
 

From Mike Dougherty’s Twitter feed.
 
 
 

From Mike Dougherty’s Twitter feed.
 
 
 

I like 'Titanic', the movie, much more than the score it got.

I really enjoy The Orville and find it on par, if not better than several incarnations of Star Trek.
 
 

Braveheart for the win.
 
Titanic’s score, while impressive at times, comes across as cheesy with the synth chorus.

The advantage is to legally own them and support the labels that make these releases happen, over pirating the material illegally

Here’s a better version of the Comic-Con poster.

The Orville, without a shadow of a doubt.

Season 2 trailer
 
 
 
Looks great!

Yep.

I screened grabbed this of Facebook, this poster is apparently being handed out at Comic-con. You get a better look at Ghidorah and notice Godzilla’s spines are closer to the 54 version.

Mothra Knows Best
Gamera Lens

Let's Hit The Rodan
Ghidorah Out Of Here
 

Godzilla Theme and Original Godzilla Music by Akira Ifukube
Adapted and Composed by Bear McCreary
Cue Titles by Michael Giacchino
 

I screened grabbed this of Facebook, this poster is apparently being handed out at Comic-con. You get a better look at Ghidorah and notice Godzilla’s spines are closer to the 54 version.

I screened grabbed this of Facebook, this poster is apparently being handed out at Comic-con. You get a better look at Ghidorah and notice Godzilla’s spines are closer to the 54 version.

Let me know wgat do you think about The Valley of Gwangi, Mark. I'm interested in this one.
 
Karol

Here’s cue assembly list for The Mummy. 

Then he said: Powell baby, now go back and rewrite the entire score using my awesome new theme.