Nick Parker

To be honest, I think Batman: The Dark Knight deserves a lower rating.

I have never heard of that piece before. I assume it is good?

Yes, there is, though it is only stated completely in one track: "Journey to the Island". One can hear it immediately after the rendition of the "Jurassic Park Theme".

How much do the Discs cost (my browser will not allow me to check)?

A completely official interview with Steven Spielberg conducted by veteran reporter John McMadeup confirmed the aforementioned storyline. Steven Spielberg also announced that Atari employees (led by Mr. Bushnell) will serve as the villains.

"The Dark Knight" is a vastly better film, but I use the words "vastly better" relative to "Batman Begins" (a film with appeal that I have never understood). Ultimately, "The Dark Knight" was enjoyable, yet I prefer "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull". I shall now wait to be bombarded with reasons as to why my opinions are wrong.

I wonder what artifact they would use... if the film takes place thirty years after "Kingdom of the Crystal Skull"... then it would probably be "Indiana Jones and the Search for the Missing "E.T." Cartridges."

"MV" is "Media Ventures" (also known as "Zimmer and His Troops"), is it not?

That is absolutely correct. Nevertheless, it would be interesting to hear a Batman film scored by John Williams.

I would like to hear a "Batman Theme" composed by John Williams.... Apparently, John Williams was asked to write the score for Tim Burton's original film. As it transpired, he was unavailable due to his committment to "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade".

I suppose I am excused, then....

I have no doubt that you three will produce another wonderful score. A "Mazel Tov" to your life's adventures.

Excuse me, I just vomited a little....

I have a feeling John Williams is going to lose....

And there an agreement is made.

I suspect none of our arguments are changing anyones' opinions....

Do I sense a rebuke?

And with that: the John Williams featurette could be similar to the one found on "The Lost World: Jurassic Park", which was basically thirty seconds long, though I doubt it.

The "line" between sarcasm and and reality is far too ambiguous on this thread for my liking.

Or, perhaps, Concord could perform a serious act of goodwill and release an expanded edition later this year....

I think both the film and score (for Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and Tron) will be held in higher regard as time passes....

I would like to hear the Dirty Harry films rescored. I loved most of the films, yet the music did not contribute to that.

He looks like my Sergeant....

Yes, yes, that is a completely valid argument with no possible reproach. Disregarding sarcasm, I usually ignore Mr. Ebert.

I assume those "full scores" are not official?