Naïve Old Fart

Not even STAR WARS is STAR WARS, anymore.

...and relatable 

It's obviously a farce, but it was too perfect not to make when you consider how similar the shot is to the LLL release of Saving Private Ryan.
 

Clint Eastwood's despairing melancholic elegiac Letters From Iwo Jima definitely makes a powerful anti-war statement.
 
Nice theme too!
 
 

One thing I remember finding odd about the movie is how much of a goof they made Fred Haise out to be. He knocked up his wife accidentally, vomited on the  way up, substituted country music on the tape player for fun, made a crude joke about eating dead rhino ass, couldn’t understand how Swigert figured out the math for oxygen consumption (or something) and somehow forgot there were three people aboard instead of two. And there’s probably more that I’m forgetting. Altogether, it’s a little much.
 
 

You don't need the images, just listen to the immortal dialogue:
 
 

His more experimental stuff no, but for his typical drama score there's plenty of orchestra, just usually not a very big one.
 
In this case, it might just be a critic who's not into scores thinking 'music = orchestra' without really listening to it.

You can finally have the horn for The Doctor without it being awkward!

New series trailer.

Judoon! What might be a Racnoss! Cybermen! Lenny Henry! Stephen Fry! 

What about a woman showing up naked, in New York?
I'm all for it, of course!

Night Shift is pretty good, though Michael Keaton carries that one. 

I'll probably never see Solo.
 
Ron Howard is such a boring director.

I'm referring to the "Classical" concert hall. It would make a nice concert piece:
Korngold - Violin Concerto in D major
Williams - "Stored Memories", tone poem for Orchestra (based on A.I. Artificial Intelligence, motion picture)
Intermission
Rautavaara - Symphony No. 7, 'Angel of Light'

Is Nathan Johnson's score any good?
 
Because someday he might end up scoring a Star Wars movie 

Wow that sounds like a great night.  I need to move to London

I do!  It’s not close to my favorite Prince album, but it is definitely my favorite Batman-themed Prince album

What, in the name of Sam Hill, are you talking about, Jerry!?
BUGSY MALONE is a British classic...
 
 
 
 
 
...set in Prohibition America 

Perhaps a bit too eclectic in spots.  But pretty solid overall.  

That is one classy
muthafucka of a score. Well done, @JTWfan77.

Not sure why Peele and Steed look like they just ingested some Plutonium.

'How the fuck would I know?' 

Looks like someone was pressing CTRL + V for a moment too long.

RONIN is a superb film and one of the best of the 90s.
@Sweeping Strings, don't forget Jonathan Pryce, Natascha McElhone, and Michel Londsdale.
It's such a multilayered film, covering loyalty, obedience, obligation, and loneliness. It fairly zings along, thanks to a smart script, assured direction, good performances all round, sweet cinematography, and crisp editing, courtesy of Tony Gibbs.
It's been described as "An existentialist car chase movie, with the occasional fag break", and, for the best part, I wouldn't disagree.
If you haven't seen it, do so!
One question: what colour is the boathouse, at Hereford?

Pointless hysteria? Pointless hysteria??!!
Don't panic! Don't panic!! Don't panic, Mr. Mainwaring!!! It's less than five weeks, till Ep. IX opens!!!! Don't panic!!!!!!!!
 

Yeah, The French Connection sure does feel like a fairground attraction...