Nick Parker

For what reason?

Are those original recordings?

Exactly... Pretentious John Williams fans that think his score for serious movies are better? These too. And also the JW fans who think they tower over everyone else because they seem to think they are more important. Che cosa?

I think I "overdosed" on John Williams. Could anyone recommend some high-sound-quality Bernard Herrmann albums that are still in print (besides "Psycho", which is far from his best work, in my opinion)? I own none of his albums.

That is crass brilliance in the highest caliber.

I am glad to see that your trip went well. Try listening to the "Star Fox 64 Theme" on your way home.

Yes, I think I might fall into that category, at least for consoles (I play a lot of PC games too). But I have no idea what's in your avatar, I can barely see it. It depicts Mario being strapped to a car battery by two men in "Sony" and "Sega" shirts.

At least it was not released by the company entitled "K-O Trading Co. Ltd.".

At least it is not the company entitled "Trading Co. Ltd.".

I would be considered a "Nintendo fanboy" (which one could not determine from my avatar).

I must say, you have all been very helpful. Would anyone know if there will be a rerelease for "Dracula"? I have not seen the film, but the thought of John Williams scoring classic horror films excites me.

I just did not care for the characters (except for Alan Grant, who will always be cool). I liked The Lost World's grittier feel.

Hm.... What about "The Witches of Eastwick"?

Odd as this may seem, I have never encountered people who would say things to that extent. Am I sheltered?

How about "Home Alone"?

Really? To be honest, that film made me feel empty inside after watching it.... My problem with it is that it does not take the next "artistic step" for the series: it does nothing the first two have not done.

It is hard to "kid" with this subject matter.

Can we all agree that Jurassic Park III is the worst of the trilogy?

If a character's eye color differed between the film and novel, she would get very angry.

Try reading the novel. Your opinion of the film will exponentiate considerably.

I have never encountered a "Harry Potter fanboy" before (though I have encountered a "Harry Potter fangirl", who hated the films for the slightest deviation from the novels).

I have nothing to compare the "25th Anniversary Edition" to, so I do not mind. Also, how is "War of the Worlds"?

"John Williams fanboys" are what makes the world go 'round.

I am so confused....

I vote for the Lord of the Rings "fanboys" (not influenced whatsoever by my disdain for the films). To be honest, I actually found the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy much better upon watching all six films in the saga in chronological order (one film per night).