Naïve Old Fart

Superman - John Williams
 
Interstellar - Hans Zimmer

Journey to Austria

Yes. It's a top ten, maybe even top five track for me.
 
I also love "Journey to Rouge City", which has a similar feel. 

Hmm. There's some great stuff, in there. THE WARRIORS is fantastic - as is the film - and any John Cacavas is worth listening to. THE BLACK HOLE is nice, and RAISE THE TITANIC is lush.
 
 
 
I've always liken the main title of ANGELS IN AMERICA, to the main title of SIX FEET UNDER - which is, unquestionably, the finest American TV series, this century.
 
 
 
One of those scores is excellent.

I'd rather watch a piece of shit, by Scott, rather than a "classic" by someone like Nolan.

For what it's worth (which, probably isn't much) I've just watched PROMETHEUS, for the 5th time. It really is good, and if Roger Ebert gives it 4/4, then who is anyone to disagree? I can't wait for ALIEN COVENANT, so... !

For what it's worth (which, probably isn't much) I've just watched PROMETHEUS, for the 5th time. It really is good, and if Roger Ebert gives it 4/4, then who is anyone to disagree? I can't wait for ALIEN COVENANT, so... !

Angels in America by Thomas Newman: Contains all that is good in the composer with a killer main title theme, which sadly isn't used throughout the score apart from one track.

THE MECHA WORLD.
Thanks, KK!

Verhoeven+Basil

Another day, another Ennio release
 
http://www.musicbox-records.com/en/cd-soundtracks/4627-orca.html

One of the best moments of Williams' career? Yes, I think so.
 

Sometimes when I'm driving at night, I see two headlights coming toward me. I have this sudden impulse to turn the wheel quickly, head-on into the oncoming car. I can anticipate the explosion. The sound of shattering glass. The flames rising out of the flowing gasoline.

Lah di dah, lah di dah, lah, lah.
 
Geez, Stu, did you grow up in a Norman Rockwell painting?

yeah, my internal statistics don't feel the same
 
Maybe I should stop watching "mayday" on Discovery Channel

I don't take airplanes unless I absolutely have no choice

Fuck Shore!

Perhaps you could aks Moe.
 

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and choir will be giving a concert of Star Wars music from all seven films on 29th October 2017 at the Royal Albert Hall.  Stephen Bell conducts and there will be two performances.
 
 Symphonic Star Wars
 
Aie!  Mon pauvre portefeuille.  I wonder if I can hide in the bowels of the hall after Jaws In Concert, emerging only to watch film music concerts and feast on the flesh of RAH patrons who have become separated from the rest of their group?  It's either that or a bullion heist.
 
 

The best bit is and will always be:
 

It's all the same to me. 
 

No you're not. I think you're quite a nice person.
 
 
 
I'm loving the Bob Peak-esque poster!

Is it because it's filmed with a handheld camera holding a 12mm lens that people think it's art and not just another romantic movie?

THAT. IS. TRULY. SCARY.