Silvor said:
Now I do love John WIlliams, he's created some of the most iconic and beautiful music I've ever heard.
But I have to say he's not exactly been on the top of his game for quite some time now, both Indy 4 and Force Awakens had incredibly weak scores and because of that I'm not sure if this is good or bad news for Indy 5.
All the first three Indy movies have their own identity when it comes to the music with great new themes for each movie. Indy 4 and Force Awakens does not have that, they hardly even used the main themes even!
I was incredibly disappointed by the music in both films.
I think maybe Alan Silvestri would be a great replacement as he did a great job with Captain America the First Avenger in using a memorable main theme throughout the film.
So I guess what I'm saying is I really really really hope John Williams is bringing his A game for Indy.
I loved the Indy 4 score and the new Star Wars also War Horse was Beautiful and I really Liked Tin Tin The Secret Of The Unicorn! If John Williams cant do the score for this or future Star Wars Films I want Michael Giachinno his scores for Tomorrowland, Super 8, Medal Of Honor video games, Jurassic World, and John Carter were very John Williams Like. other Giachinno ones I liked were, Ratatouille, and the Incredibles!
I found this interesting what could It mean for Indy 5,
Steven Spielberg back with his Bridge Of Spies team for Walter Cronkite film
Steven Spielberg
When Steven Spielberg previously worked with writer Matt Charman and producer Marc Platt, the result was last year's Bridge Of Spies, which won an Oscar from seven nominations and scored a host of other praise. You can see, then, why they might reunite for another real-life story, this time one about legendary American newsman Walter Cronkite.
The actual first spark for this one comes from Charman, who started discussing it with the director while they were out stumping for Spies during the awards season. The untitled script would look at Cronkite's coverage of the Vietnam War in the late 1960s, and how he began to sway American opinion against the troubled conflict. Following a strictly PR trip in 1965 organised by the government and military in an attempt to show progress was being made, he returned in 1968 and saw the truth for himself. His report became one of the first op-ed pieces on US television news and still stands as a landmark in broadcast history.
It's still early days for this one, with Charman working on the script and Spielberg deciding if he'll direct it himself or hand it off to someone else. It's currently in development art Amblin Partners, and would have to wait in any regard as Spielberg has The BFG out next month, Ready Player One preparing to shoot, The Kidnapping Of Edgardo Mortara to follow that and then, potentially, another Indiana Jones film. But if the Cronkite film does go ahead, who wants to put odds on Spies' Mark Rylance playing a role?
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I think the best way to make Indy 5 Is to make It a Big Homage to the First 3 Indy movies Like TFA was an Homage to the Star Wars OT ...