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Doug
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Amuro
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Re: Anyone? |
Monday, November 24, 2003 (6:50 p.m.) |
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> Whay isn't anyone commenting about this score? Is it Bad? Is it worth
> getting?
If there is one thing i've learned from film tracks, its that if Clemmenson gives something a **** or above, its definetely worth getting. Plus, it was by Williams that automatically makes it worth a purchase.
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JS Park
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Wednesday, June 30, 2004 (10:31 a.m.) |
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> If there is one thing i've learned from film tracks, its that if
> Clemmenson gives something a **** or above, its definetely worth getting.
> Plus, it was by Williams that automatically makes it worth a purchase.
"Plus, it was by Williams that automatically makes it worth a purchase."
oh give me a break!
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David
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Re: Anyone? |
Monday, May 17, 2004 (11:51 p.m.) |
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Within the movie, the score is a stunningly effective. Alone, it is merely exceptional. Schindlers List may be the more acclaimed of the two, but the uplifting tone of Amistad claims a greater share of my attention.
DI
> Whay isn't anyone commenting about this score? Is it Bad? Is it worth
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