Unlucky Bastard

Angelo Badalamenti (Un Long Dimanche de Fiançailles) So much more intelligent and thoughtful than anything that hack John Williams could come up with.

Citizen Kane (Tony Bremner re-recording) Jane Eyre (Original) North by Northwest (Original) Taxi Driver

That green-blooded son of a bitch. It's his revenge for all those arguments he lost!

Or he could pull a James Horner like with Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. I'd ask you to be positive, but every board needs at least one pessimist.

With your 500 paranoid ravings per year, at least one of them was bound to come true.

Where's Alexcremers lately? I know he detests the word "boring".

Horner, Rosenman, Eidelman and McCarthy never used Goldsmith's original Trek themes (aside from tiny statements of Alexander Courage's TV motif), so it doesn't surprise me Doyle might not use Williams' original Potter themes very much.

Doyle forgetting to mention Williams isn't as bad as James Horner stating he'd never heard of Jerry Goldsmith.

Yay, no more crappy "duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnnnn ... duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnn."

Did George Lucas do some raunchy moments in THX-1138? If so, that's 1 point for Lalo Schifrin.

Can I be a bad guy in a dress and wig? Post a picture of yourself in a dress and wig on the board and I'll seriously consider it. And no, you can't cut and paste this picture. Well he does everyday: Oh why!? Oh why did I give her Cabin 1!?

Can I be a bad guy in a dress and wig?

A Perfect World. Kevin Costner and Clint Eastwood to the max!

I agree. As for best score, for me that's Prisoner of Azkaban.

I vote for the guy with the baton.

Tell that to folks at Mugglenet Forums who insist William Ross wrote the entire score.

Most expanded bootlegs I've come across offline are dodgy, but decently packaged DVD-rips. More like DVD-rip-off since they usually go for about AUD$45. When that's the case, I'll just buy the DVD for $15 and make my own rip (when I learn how to do it, that tutorial thread in Other Topics has been no help to me).

Brings a tear to my eye that certain members of a new generation will know the true nature and meaning of a film score.

There were probably so many other British directors experienced with big-budget sci-fi spectacles, and they go with Richard Marquand? ???

I haven't seen an MCA score release since 2002 with E.T.. What happened to them? Most scores from Universal films since the late 1990's have been through Decca.

It is not going to happen in the foreseeable future. I'm sure Varese knows there is demand for it and would love to release it, but I don't see Universal allowing this. Why not, Mr. Mayor?

Comparing WOTW and ROTS to sexual intercourse says a lot about you. But your inclusion of a ceiling contradicts it all and makes it mean "something else".

I can't give a list without looking like I'm copying someone elses.

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