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MARK MOTHERSBAUGH - cloudy with a chance of meatballs

Very irritating. Never quite understood what's the big deal with this composer anyway.

There will be Indy 5 though.

I think there is a way to repair the damage done by 4 by first and foremost having a really good story written by a competent screen writer. Also, get rid of Mutt and please no Marion. Bring back Sallah for a cameo. And stop relying so heavily on CGI.

I have a great story in mind that would have Indy retire from teaching and archeology all together (a field trip in Ireland goes wrong and one of his students is killed) but is brought back for one last adventure where his rival would be an equal... almost a mirror image of Indy... he would be played by Tom Sellick and the both of them would be racing AROUND THE WORLD to find God knows what. Sellick and Indy were bitter enemies in college - or whatever - and are racing against each other to find the Mcguffin. There would be lots of double crossing, lots of chases, a fist fight to end all fist fights... Indy and Sellick's character have to team up a fight TWO Pat Roach type characters! The adventure would end with a final act taking place in the Bermuda Triangle which would offer the mystical elements to the story!

As for Sellick's character... maybe he was a boarding student who came to live with Indy's family while Indy was off on his round the world adventures as a teenager. Sellick lived with the family and become a second son to Indy father. That's were the rivalry began. I always like a long lost brother story line brought up years ago but this way Sellick's character isn't blood related and Indy actually knows of his existence.

-Erik-

This idea is particularly interesting due to the fact that, of course, Tom Selleck was originally slated to play Indy, but had to back off due to his TV series, Magnum P.I. Great idea, Erik!

Great, the moustache in an adventure film, when was the last time I've seen him in one? Well, at least he's a charismatic actor, so that always counts for something when playing against The Hat.

Could be good, could be terrible... who knows, but it would take a huge leap of faith to have this film being about as memorable as the first three. And I won't settle with it being a slight improvement over 4, no sirree !!!

NP: GOLIATH AWAITS by George Duning. It has that Duning sound in parts which seems a bit strange for the kind of movie but I've no experience with this made for TV film.
Thomas

NP: Spirit: Stallion Of The Cimarron - Hans Zimmer

I absolutely adore the main theme (Homeland), some of the most gorgeous music I've heard from Hans. The acoustic guitar work in the other tracks is great and Run Free is a really great track with a very uplifting and joyful spirit.

Tom if you like it, there's so much better stuff to hear from Taro Iwashiro, if you want we can recommend you some titleS! He has a very Zimmer-like style, but interesting, sweeping and melodic at parts, epic and heroic at others, to keep you interested. And his almost always completely orchestral which is a good thing!

Indeed, which isn't the case with some of his older, better material.

James Horner - The Golden Years Symphony

Another excellent fan compilation !

Tracklist :

01 - Universal Pictures 75th Anniversary Logo (00:00)
02 - The Plaza of Execution (The Mask of Zorro featuring Willow) (00:56)
03 - Willow's Theme (Willow) (04:12)
04 - A Storm is Coming (The Perfect Storm) (06:25)
05 - Josh & Vinnie (Searching for Bobby Fisher) (09:25)
06 - The Machine Age - Part I (Bicentennial Man) (11:20)
07 - Kaleidoscope of Mathematics (A Beautiful Mind) (12:10)
08 - The Flying Circus (The Rocketeer) (13:20)
09 - Southampton (Titanic) (15:12)
10 - A Call to Arms (Glory) (18:57)
11 - Legends of the Fall (Legends of the Fall) (20:58)
12 - For the Love of a Princess (Braveheart) (24:15)
13 - The Cornfield (Field of Dreams) (27:45)
14 - Casper's Lullaby (Casper) (29:54)
15 - Main Titles (An American Tail) (32:31)
16 - Epilogue / End Credits (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan) (35:00)
17 - The Ascension / End Credits (Cocoon) (39:18)
18 - The Shape Of Things To Come (Includes Happy Who-lidays) (The Grinch) (42:12)
19 - Main Title (Honey, I Shrunk the Kids) (44:07)
20 - Sacred Guardian Of The Mountain (Mighty Joe Young) (45:19)
21 - Main Title (Brainstorm) (47:54)
22 - Main Titles (The Name of the Rose) (49:28)
23 - Main Title (Contains Traditional Gaelic Song) (Patriot Games) (51:25)
24 - Main Title (The Pagemaster) (54:00)
25 - Main Title & Colwyn's Arrival (Krull) (56:08)
26 - Main Title/A Rare Day For The Boys (Something Wicked This Way Comes) (59:08)
27 - Main Title (Sneakers) (1:02:08)
28 - The Machine Age - Part II / The Wedding (Bicentennial Man) (1:03:50)
29 - Main Title/Balto's Story Unfolds (Balto) (1:06:28)
30 - The Great Migration (The Land Before Time) (1:08:51)
31 - Ripley's Rescue (Aliens) (1:12:45)
32 - End Credits (Apollo XIII) (1:15:35)
33 - My Heart Will Go On (Instrumental Version) (Titanic) (1:17:05)

Well, Horner does love to compose long tracks...

Nothing wrong with the timing guys .
It's a well mixed compilation with segments and not the full tracks ...

Yes let the mixing expert hear how someone else has done it.

I wouldn't mind hearing this also.

downloading now, listening for later...