> Only one comment (on the one score reviewed here I actually know):
> NAY, I say (does this make me a nay-sayer?). Four stars. This was, I
> think, among the very first non-and-pre-LotR Shore scores I sought
> out...and it's an absolutely lovely listening. Unlike some of the other
> scores did in this style - and which DO sound very workman-like, but
> ultimately mundane -, this one actually has a, uhm, heart and soul and
> together with the more mysterious parts for Zoltan etc., this works very
> well.
Alas! It appears this journey shall be marked by me low-key annoying Sir Kuhni the entire time with not loving his beloved scores!!
Admittedly when you commented on my first installment that Big was one of the few pre-LotR that you liked, I knew words would be had with my take more than likely. 
I'm not sure how you'll respond to my take on the *other* notable family film Shore scored coming up, but hopefully it won't be quite vehemently nay-y.
> The only thing I don't like? The hugely blown-up close visual of Hanks
> used for the main CD art. Someone should re-do this one...hint, hint,
> nudge, nudge... 
As a visual gag, I get it. As an aesthetic representation of the film... it's really not good.
