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From indieWIRE's review:

From Drew McWeeny's HITFIX review:

From Joe Morgenstern's The Wall Street Journal review:

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From Todd McCarthy's The Hollywood Reporter review: From Justin Chang's Variety review: From Mashable's review: From Ty Burr's Boston Globe review: From USA Today's review:

Will Dan Hobgood like it?

Factorial?

68 is probably a better prediction for the Metacritic rating.

ANH was before Williams truly found his footing, and TFA was after Williams truly lost it.

The latter includes orchestra.

So is the stuff in reel 7 as good as Williams hoped it would be?

More from Cédric Delelée:

Oui:

There's no question that Williams's sound has become quite dated and lends itself poorly to the exigencies of modern cinema, but given that The Force Awakens functions primarily as a nostalgic exercise, it's altogether appropriate that Kennedy and Abrams went with Williams.

Sadly, the soon-to-be-canceled Person of Interest wasn't particularly good either last season. My attention drifted from that as well. I feel like my CBS jabs always get your attention, haha; I am sorry if it's a crass dismissal of programming you enjoy! Not at all. I do like well-made procedurals, probably more than most. CBS has a few under its belt, but not many.

Sadly, the soon-to-be-canceled Person of Interest wasn't particularly good either last season.

Re Mr. Robot, when was the last time a USA Network show was up for recognition in the Drama Series category?

As it always does and as it always will be. Amen. World without end. You mean 13:50. I would not recommend watching any more of this video, as it's fucking embarrassing. Agreed. Tim Sebastian should have conducted the interview.

Me too. Should be fun.

MGFan.com They're all too busy listening to Doctor Who soundtracks?

ICYMI: http://www.vulture.com/2015/11/alexandre-desplat-on-5-of-his-great-movie-scores.html