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I agree. The track is great but I am still disappointed that the vocals have been almost buried under the music.

No contest. Khazad-Dum

You do realise now you are on the Scientology hit list? I really love watching Giorgio Moroder's update of Metropolis. Many people think that what he did was sacreligious but it sure made people think more seriously about film preservation.

Here's my version. Earth Angel and Tension/The Kiss

Sounds good. I did the same a while back myself with a running time of 2:22. Again maybe not perfect but it suits me fine. And where you can hear EARTH ANGEL playing under TENSION at 1:14 I decided to have it fade out completely at the start of TENSION and not fade in until 1:35.

You should be cast into the Pit of Carkoon for even thinking of that remake. Hang on a sec. Why would a politician be armed in the first place? Oh, my bad. The film was made by an Amercian.

As far as "The Making of Star Wars" and SPFX go are these to old original documentaries?

Pretty self-explanatory. I took one look at them and thought "wtf?"

RIP Jackie. I have only ever known him as Perry White also but it was only last week that I looked up his history on Wiki and the man and his Navy service was amazing. A very sad loss. Thanks Jackie. I think you played Mr White perfectly. "Olsen" "Yeah Chief" "Black, no sugar"

Happy Star Wars Day fellow Jedi's.

But how many times did we hear the story of the BTTF tapes being lost in the fires at Universal studios and yet we have a complete release of it.

The source come through IMDB (yes, I can hear you all groan) on the CTB page where the poster stated he attended Monsterpalooza in Burbank, Ca and quote "the word is out that the complete ORIGINAL recording tapes for the 1982 "Conan" have been found (I didn't know they were lost?), and that they are being remastered for a release towards the end of the year, by Entrada music!" end quote. I probably shouldn't have started this thread as I don't like spreading unfoundered rumours.

I've come across a whisper of a complete Poledouris Conan release by Intrada for later this year. Now that would be nice. Has anyone heard any whispers or hints of this at all?

I don't edit that much but I also use Audacity with ease to do what I want, which is basically cut, loop, fade in/out and combine certain tracks. I'm not a master at it and I don't know many of its features but for what I want to do its fine.

That would be Naomi Watts playing Ann Darrow.

And the volume is low, at least in my Superman DVD. Not that I know why you need to rip the Superman DVD when we have the full score on the Rhino and FSM releases.

4 and 4 I just watched this last night and I agree with most others in that the first hour is too long. The movie is enjoyable and I love the expanded relationship between Kong and Ann over the original, even understanding Kong's back story, (being the last of his kind) but Jack Black is just so mis-cast I just found him more irritating than anything else and unbelievable as Carl Denham. I really liked the various homages to the original through identical scenes and even the music in some parts. My overall favourite part is the entrance of the planes into the story. I like in some scenes where the camera follows the planes in on an attack and you see the whole of the city.

I've also done the same thing, inserting "Tension/The Kiss" into "Earth Angel" which I think works well. It was a simple edit using Audacity but still included the full versions of both tracks at the end anyway.

I had to do a double take on this post because in Australia X rated means porn which is not the same as the X rating in the States. Regardless, I love the John Dunbar theme. R.I.P.

She was a very beautiful woman and only got pretty with age. She starred opposite some great names, Marlon Brando, Christopher Plummer and Kenneth More in two of my favourite movies Superman and Battle of Britain. RIP

The music of The Lord of The Rings finally returns to The Sydney Opera House for the first time since 2004 when the first installment from the epic trilogy accompanied by the full score performed by the Sydney Symphony orchestra in May 2011. See here for details. http://www.sydneysymphony.com/seasons/2011/productions/2873-2011-Fellowship-of-the-Ring/details/

The Party and The Great Race are my two favourites. Thank you for making me laugh, Mr Edwards. R.I.P. Birdy num num

Yeah, tell me about it. Neighbours, Home and Away, The Sullivans. Utter garbage. But there have been some good ones too. Kingswood Country, an absolute politically incorrect classic. Love it

Anything by Peter Greenaway is worth investigating. My personal favourite is "The Draftsman's Contract", with Anthony (Moriarty in "Young Sherlock Holmes") Higgins. I couldn't, get on with "The Cook, The Thief, His, and Her Lover", though. "Propsero's Books", is good. Here's an off-the-top-of-my-head list of the weird and the wonderful: "The Last Wave", "Night Moves", "The Ballad Of Cable Hogue", "Straight Time", "The Cars That Ate Paris", "The Day The Earth Caught Fire", "Picnic At Hanging Rock", "Phantom of the Paradise", "Big Wednesday", "The Ploughman's Lunch", "Dreamchild", "Local Hero", "Cal". OMFG The Cars That Ate Paris???? Wow. I thought only Aussies knew of that one, a very early Peter Weir film. Definitely obscure but Picnic At Hanging Rock isn't. A beautiful film with very haunting pan pipes. My fav is: The Quiet Earth, a little sci-fi film from New Zuland.