> It's funny that the guy mentions Powell and James McKee Smith;
> fortunately, from the information I've gathered over the years, Powell's
> ghostwriters generally only provide a few cues here and there, and usually
> not important cues either. If you want to know more, hans-zimmer.com has a
> lot of information along those lines, or you can ask me if there's
> anything specifically you want to know.

> From How to Train Your Dragon: James McKee Smith co-wrote 'The
> Downed Dragon', Dominic Lewis contributed to 'Focus, Hiccup!' and 'Not So
> Fireproof', Michael John Mollo co-wrote 'The Cove' and Paul Mounsey worked
> on 'Dragon's Den' and, sigh, 'Forbidden Friendship'. Other than that last
> one, which was a bit of a painful discovery for me as well, you'll note
> that these are hardly the score's significant cues; the rest, including
> all the big highlights, thematic setpieces and major action cues like
> 'This is Berk', 'Test Drive', 'Romantic Flight', 'See You Tomorrow' and
> 'Battling the Green Death', is Powell's and Powell's alone.

Unfortunately, The Cove is one of my favorite cues, but that's good news. Again, we can be assured that it is indeed his voice and style here, as opposed to many cooks in the kitchen? (I do consider The Downed Dragon to be a significant cue, since it is a defining moment of the film, and I've pointed to it as a masterful piece of thematic statements. That fiddle at the end!)

I did know about the unofficial Hans Zimmer website, but I didn't know they provided cue attribution. Where is that on the page?

And just for kicks and giggles, which MV/RC score was the credited composer involved in the least?

(Does Filmtracks have a PM system? I doubt that the community would appreciate me starting a thread every time I get curious!)