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Back To The Future Trilogy Back To The Future Trilogy Back To The Future Trilogy Back To The Future Trilogy Back To The Future Trilogy Back To The Future Trilogy Back To The Future Trilogy Back To The Future Trilogy
Also of course Indiana Jones Temple of Doom and The Last Crusade and if I haven't mentioned it before Back To The Future Trilogy.
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Well, I don't have a fixation on JW but my wife still thinks I am weird for my enjoyment of the type of music I listen to.
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I know some of you are asking where are the names of other characters but trust me when I say I wanted to put more but the system wouldn't let me put more than 10 options on.
No. A shark is not evil but then again I am guessing that neither is Oliver Stone (although this has yet to be verified
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Okay, I just threw my vote in. Defintely Amon Goeth.
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No more needs to be said about this one.
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Not a direct Spielberg film but a Spielberg production
It Knows What Scares You or They're Here
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Does any one have a list for the 2cd COMMEMORATIVE DELUXE Gettysburg?
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Well that answer seems to kill all the arguments, doesn't it? We're going to have to find something else to discuss/agrue about now.
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Yeah, but I've read in Steven Spielberg: The Unauthorised Biography by John Baxter that Spielberg was more involved with the scoring process on Poltergeist than Tobe Hooper was.
Tobe Hooper was not involved with the post-production on Poltergeist. That was entirely Spielberg. Some have even speculated that Hooper was only on the set to officially call "action" and "cut".
Neil
As far as I am led to believe it is the director of the film who chooses the composer to score his film
Dean, who is waiting for someone to say it is not Hooper's film
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Or Jerry Goldsmith on Poltergeist, but that's debatable.
This one doesn't count though as this was only produced by Spielberg and directed by Tobe Hooper (The Texas Cahinsaw Massacre). Spielberg was unable to direct Poltergeist due to his commitments with E.T. but whenever he directs a film personally it's JW for the score.
As far as the possible conflict with WOTW and ROTS is this not similar to Star Wars and Close Encounters of The Third Kind? Both of which came out within a short space of time in 1977! I think Spielberg has enough say in Hollywood to convince the studio suits to hold back on a films release (at least for a few weeks) until his composer is available.
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Option 1.
This is not an option but a must. I believe Lucas would never allow an isolated score for any of his movies on DVD.
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so what is on your xmas list this year?
I'd like to get complete Back To The Future, Temple of Doom and Last Crusade scores.
Yeah, sure! LOL
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But the con to that idea: Having to SEE the movie
How true this statement rings. I saw the movie once and that was probably too many times. I don't understand what all the hype was about and as far as I'm concerned thought it was rather mediocre.....but that is my opinion.
It would be good to see if Yared's score would have made a difference though. Maybe they should release the film again but with the option of having Yared's score as an alternative. They did it with the recent Battle of Britain DVD and Sir William Walton's rejected score so the precedence has been set.
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You have all set me straight now. My thanks to you all.
It is the same as what I have as well, save for a few seconds on the times of each track. I just had to be sure. That's all.
BTW it's fantastic music too, far too good to have been rejected for what ever petty reason why it was.
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Does any one have a track list for Yared's Troy.
I have seen a scan of the rear cover and compared the CD (that I have at least) the times are all out of sequence. Either the times are out of sequence with the tracks on the scan or the tracks on the CD I have on the CD are out of sequence.
:? I'm so confused :?
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MEIN FUHRER! I CAN WALK!Actually, it's:
MEIN FUHRER! I CAN VALK!
Best B&W movie EVER!
Just remember that German is not every ones first language lest you be chided also like I was
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Ooops! I meant 1978, not 76. :oops:
Damn, Yarko you're almost as old as me. At 37 (soon to be 38) I'm glad to know that at least I'm not the only "old fart" nerd here. LOL
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It was Star Wars for me.
I wasn't into any sort of music waaaaaay back then in 1980 and Star Wars was the very first score I set out to find. But it wasn't until after I had bought The Empire Strikes Back and then Raiders Of The Lost Ark that I was hooked.
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Ricard
Like everyone else I wish to express my sadness on hearing of the loss of your father. Our thoughts and sympathies are with you.
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You have to be more specefic, are you counting musicals too?
At the time I was thinking orchestral scores only.
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Do you have the book? And if yes, could you post the forword here... i always like to read what Williams has to say.
Close guys but sorry. No banana. It is Foreword. I know it's petty but I hate bad spellers. And my problem is that I work with the worst of them
Not everyones native language is English.
Neil
Point taken. Thanks for reminding me, Neil.
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I totally agree there about LOTR.
Star Wars
Lord Of The Rings
What about
Titanic?
Gladiator?
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Elf made 3 mill on hulk. I imagine john brings home 1.5 -2 salary per film
Hang on a sec. Elfman making 3 mill on the Hulk and JW only a mere 1.5 - 2 mill per film? Elfman is not THAT great and JW is not THAT bad.
The book "On the Track" (which also had a forward by Williams incidentally) had his salary at $1,000,000 per score. But that was 15 years ago.Do you have the book? And if yes, could you post the forword here... i always like to read what Williams has to say.Close guys but sorry. No banana. It is Foreword. I know it's petty but I hate bad spellers. And my problem is that I work with the worst of them
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With the post about how soundtrack sales are down this is a good counter point.
In your opinion what movies have done more to increase the popularity in soundtracks?
Star Wars is by far the most obvious choice but what other are there?
The Best Of The Rest
in General Discussion
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Several posts/polls have shown that the majority of the members here believe that the best scores by John Williams are both Superman and The Empire Strikes Back.
Ok. So what is the best scores from the other major composers?
James Horner, Michael Kamen, James Newton Howard, Hans Zimmer, Alan Silvestri, Basil Poledouris, Danny Elfman, David Arnold and the late, great Jerry Goldsmith and Elmer Bernstein.
James Horner - Titanic
Alan Silvestri - Back To The Future
David Arnold - Independence Day
Hans Zimmer - Crimson Tide
Basil Poledouris - Conan The Barbarian
Danny Elfman - Batman
Feel free to add others that I have missed.