Andy

I hope to see more of this kind of thing, for vintage animation. I did grow up with the show, and like the earlier GI Joe release, it is missing a few memorable cues. This one, more than the GI Joe. But hopefully there will be more to come.

Spielberg is in Gremlins and Temple of Doom

A little bit, yeah.

Yes absolutely. Thorne seemed to really like that little progression. It’s also at 0:40 of Streets of Metropolis, but my favorite is when Thorne combined it with the “Personal” theme in Superman II, here at 2:55

John Nagle is many things… He's Williams, Johnny, Curly, Kevin, Towner… a man you don’t say ‘no’ to.

Not sure if real, but I approve!

That “limited edition of 2,000” is… new. is that a sticker?

I did not. Sorry.

Lovely, lovely work @raferjanders! Love the LP cover design.

It didn't leave an impression. Could've been the theater presentation mix. There wasn't anything in it that made me want to give it a listen on its own. And it wasn't like I hated the film, it's just that the music felt very much in keeping with what other contemporary composers are doing.

Haven’t heard it. I enjoyed Sommersby and thought Black Beauty was decent. Two examples of non-genre Elfman from roughly the same era.

One of the few Morricone scores I own! The movie is one of the funniest Star Wars ripoffs out there. The score is quite cosmic in a lovely way

Yup. Elfman on autopilot isn’t for me. When he’s good, he’s brilliant. But I don’t recall that being the case here. Thanks for the feedback. I’m sure it’s a good score, but I’m not an Elfman completist, and I don’t need to spend money to add average music to my shelf. I remember absolutely loving the film though, more than the first one. So maybe I do owe it a listen at least.

It’s okay. Almost seemed like a retread of Season 3.

It makes a big difference when it’s printed. Especially if one black has a bit more gloss than the other.

What a waste.

Good examples. I want to believe that Starship Troopers is of the same caliber of marketability and sales.

I would LOVE Starship Troopers reissued, because I’m a dumbass and slept on it when it was out the first time. But isn’t a reissue of that highly unlikely? Does Varese own it in perpetuity? Why would they want to put it out again? Who is steering the ship at Varese nowadays? Is there someone passionate about this stuff, or is it just sort of inherited from Robert Townson? I want to believe the edition @Jay is dreaming of will become reality, but Varese doesn’t seem to reissue things once they’re OOP.

I'm sure someone here could do much better, but what the hell, here's my effort.

check her out in Tourist Trap What is in the ether of the JWFan zeitgeist that there were near simultaneous Tanya Roberts discussions in two separate threads, where I had no knowledge of this one when I posted in the custom cover art thread?

At the very least, we deserve to see Tallguy ride a horse painted to look like like a zebra. In slow motion.

Of all the celebrities to hate on… Tanya Roberts? Well now I want to see what he would come up with!