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To anyone that didn't vote for Vader..."I find your lack of faith disturbing."
Neil
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My sister also thought Typho was Jango Fett. Sometimes this happens. For instance, the last shot of the pre-credit sequence in From Russia With Love was re-shot because the person under the Bond mask looked like Sean Connery!!! The hot was re-done with an actor with a mustache.
Neil
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It's been difficult following topics, because there are pages of "Potter, I can't believe you are at 700 posts already". That's not even remotely interesting to read. Lets talk film scores, dammit!
Neil
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I don't know what's up with Weebo. He and I were very good friends online. He was going to send me a bunch of CDs and he never did.
Same here, we were doing a trade, he recieved the CD's i sent him, but i never got the ones he said he sent to me, and he's not responding to emails anymore.
Stefancos- :cry:
I got the CD's he sent me, and we traded mp3's all the time. I even sent him an ICQ message pointing this thread out. I have not heard from him though.
Dan - who thinks Stefancos and JoeinAr have become disillusioned by this MB thanks to us.I can't speak for them, but I would agree with that.
Neil
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Star Wars and A Stereo Space Odyssey, a truly wretched album. I think I got it when I was 3 years old, few weeks before Empire Strikes Back opened.
Neil
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K.M.Who has to see the film again
Better you than me.
I'm pretty sure that the Yoda music used at the end is original and not tracked in from ESB.
Neil
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having his films shot in the 2.35:1 aspect ratio
According to all of my paperwork, Minority Report will be a 'scope film.
Neil
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He made Raiders of the Lost Ark. Of course I like him!!!
Neil
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I saw it once opening day. That was enough. I don't remember the score. My buddy has it. Maybe I'll give it a listen.
Neil
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The music used during the intro was used in the original teaser trailer for Minority Report, and bears a striking resemblance to "Leaving Home" from Superman - The Movie, where Clark finds the green crystal in the shed.
Neil
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This sounds like it could be a lot of fun. Fortunately, right now I'm only about 90 minutes away from New York. Of course in 3 years, who knows. Great idea though!
Neil
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On April 10, 2006, we can celebrate the 25th anniversary of the title "Episode IV - A New Hope". And on January 31, 2022 we can celebrate the 25th anniversary of the release of the "Special Edition". Today, we can celebrate the release of the Star Wars.
Neil
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In 1977, it was not "A New Hope". Please respect that.
Neil
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Star Wars was released on May 25, 1977 on 32 screens. Today it is 25 years old, and still the best film of the series and one of the greatest films ever made. After I get home from work tonight, I'll be watching my Laser Disc of this classic.
Neil
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That was a lot of fun. Thanks for pointing that out!
Neil
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Not to disrupt one of the most perfect scores written for the cinema.
Then don't.
Neil
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That's because all aussies are very smart and extremely talented
Yahoo Serious, anyone?
Neil
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I would like to see Han Solo get kidnapped and raised by wookies, like Tarzan.
Neil - who actually told people this was a major spoiler from Episode II
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My favorite Horner scores are:
Battle Beyond the Stars
Star Trek II - The Wrath of Khan
Star Trek III - The Search for Spock
Brainstorm
Krull
Aliens
Willow
The Rocketeer
I find everything else to be too derivative. Even these scores sound a lot a like in instances, and sometimes it's clearly not even music by Horner.
Neil
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Am i alone in liking the 60's series more?
Melange, that is a great picture!! (Plato's Stepchildren)
And no, I love the original series. It's my favorite. I might know as much about as Joe. But then, should that really come as a surprise?
Neil - who has every episode of Star Trek on VHS, Super VHS and DVD
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The US version of the Attack of the Clones CD is not copy protected. That's why Jason and Dan can play there CD's in there computer without a problem.
I believe only the European versions of the disc are copy protected.
Neil
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You gotta love that song that punkrock dude is listening to on the bus
Just we're in the future,
The things we could've said.
Let's just push the button,
We'd be better off dead!
'Cause I hate you!
And I berate you!
And I can't wait to get to you.
The sins of all the fathers
Were given to the sons
The only choice we're given
Is how many megatons?!
And I eschew you
And I say, '*Screw you*!
And I hope you're blue too.
I found that here.
Neil
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The Empire soundtrack refers to the theme as, "The Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme)".
Another mis-used theme not mentioned was the Trade Federation march as Obi-Wan first sees the clone troopers loading up on Kamino.
Neil
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I am angry about the handling of Williams' music because it was Star Wars that got me interested in the wonderful world of film music and John Williams. A Star Wars film for me has always been about the wonderful music. When I was a kid, I was thrilled to have 11 records all devoted to the original trilogy. It's some of the finest music ever written and deserves to be heard.
Now he we are getting a new Star Wars film and a new Star Wars score. I should be excited. But I'm not. First of all, the movie is a tremendous let down, from a dramatic stand point. And on top of that, the music has been utterly destroyed. The thing that got me interested in music has been ripped away from me. Am I taking this personally? No. I'm not saying, "George, I deserve better than this. You owe me." I am however expressing my dissapointment with this. It used to be that Star Wars films were the best in terms of music matching the imagery and telling the story on its own. Not anymore. That's why I'm mad about this.
Neil
Which was your first Williams Album?
in JOHN WILLIAMS
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"Pops in Space" is the names of the album.
Neil