Most popular film/TV music to the general public

[indy4 152]

That's what I am attempting. Steef seems less keen to do so.

[#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal 10,251]

I'm stopping this discussion before Marc does.

There no more to be gained from talking to you right now.

Bye.

[indy4 152]

If you would like to avoid admitting that you were wrong, then farewell. But I know this is just an excuse to stop talking, because frankly, you have nothing else to defend yourself with.

[Red 73]

Aren't you being nice to people again.

He was never nice to me!

[indy4 152]

Join the club.

[Koray Savas 2,095]

Let's all put aside our differences and points of view and share a pint.

[#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal 10,251]

Only if it's cider.

[indy4 152]

I would be more than willing to, koraysavas90.

[BLUMENKOHL 1,064]

I smell babies in this thread.

[Koray Savas 2,095]

I smell babies in your bed. Might want to get that checked out.

[BLUMENKOHL 1,064]

Only if it's cider.

Apple cider?

[#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal 10,251]

Since cider is commonly made from apples....yes.

[Koray Savas 2,095]

Speaking of cider, who did the music for The Cider House Rules? That seems like a Rachel Portman, but I'm not sure.

[BLUMENKOHL 1,064]

Rachel Portman it is.

[pixie_twinkle 44]

I'm not an unfair bloke, I just think Indy4 is Mirko II.

[ChuckM 1]

Just vote for which one YOU think most people know about.

There's no question that right now it would be He's a Pirate. I know literally no one at all who isn't familiar with that piece, but unfortunately there are quite a few people I know who wouldn't recognize the classic Williams pieces like Jaws or Starwars. However, give some time for the whole Pirates craze to die down, and I'm sure that He's a Pirate will fade in to the realm of primarily MV fans, while Williams' music will remain popular for all eternity.

[indy4 152]

Just vote for which one YOU think most people know about.

There's no question that right now it would be He's a Pirate. I know literally no one at all who isn't familiar with that piece, but unfortunately there are quite a few people I know who wouldn't recognize the classic Williams pieces like Jaws or Starwars. However, give some time for the whole Pirates craze to die down, and I'm sure that He's a Pirate will fade in to the realm of primarily MV fans, while Williams' music will remain popular for all eternity.

For POTC, I've always assumed that few people could actually hum any of the medlodies, but if you played them for them, they would be able to tell you that it was from POTC.