Nick Parker

"Digipaks" are the type of casing that was used for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, correct?

The more I listen to the score, the more I like it.

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Top". "Men." [Camera cuts to a warehouse worker pushing the "Indiana Jones" masters inside a large warehouse filled with every score known to mankind. Credits begin.]

Am I the only one who is "moved" by music from the "Super Mario" series?

If that is the case, then the masters must have been handled by "top men".

I am not surprised by your sentiment, given your avatar. Those are excellent games with good music.

I think a more apt name for Batman's vehicle would be the "Bat-Tank".

Simplistic as it is, I find the motiv highly effective.

Let us hope that a "Malcom Effect" does not take place.

I prefer actual music.

That motiv is actually somewhat (is that a real word?) prominent. It appears in at least four tracks in the album.

I remember feeling really agitated when The Joker's "theme" played in the "Boat Scene". It was not until after the film that I realized that the "music" was an excuse for a leitmotiv.

I have a question. In "The Lost World: Jurassic Park", I hear an ominous four-note motiv. What does that motiv represent?

I do not own any of the Indiana Jones Trilogy albums, so I do not really care whether they are expanded or not (actually, I suppose I would).

Does anyone else imagine a parody of "Raiders of the Lost Ark" featuring the Discs to replace the Ark of the Covenant?

Any problems I had at school are now forgotten. I will have to have Indiana Jones reflexes to purchase the Discs before they sell out, though.

I am still waiting for Koji Kondo to have a solo job.

I have seen films far worse than "1941" ("Aliens Versus Predator: Requiem" comes to mind).

I enjoyed some parts of the film. John William's march is fantastic.

I finished watching "1941".

Jar Jar.

Joel Schumacher is obviously the best director for the film(s). This information coming directly from veteran industry reporter John McMadeup: McMadeup (MM): Are you interested in directing the anticipated "reboot" of the Superman film? Joel Schumacher (JS): Oh, absolutely. I already conceptualized some story elements that would make for a very compelling film. MM: Would you care to elaborate? JS: Oh, absolutely. To begin, I think that Superman should get over Lois Lane and lighten up. MM: Who would be Superman's love interest? JS: Superman will not have a love interest. Instead, he will have a sidekick named Dick Gray... Dick Pearson, who was once a circus performer before his family was killed by Two-F... Mr. Free... Lex Luthor. MM: I thought that was the plot for "Batman Forever". JS: I found that film to be so inspiring, so I think we should reuse the nuanced story elements. MM: You just want to see Superman in a suit with plastic nipples. JS: Yes. I am so lonely. [End of Interview]

I recently received "Hellboy II: The Golden Army". Though it is not as good as I was expecting (perhaps I need to watch the film) it to be, I enjoyed it nonetheless.

What exactly are you implying about video game scores?