The score was pretty good. I agree it wasn't Elfman's best, but it was worth the money I paid. The headless horseman's theme is really neat. There is great chase music, a romantic theme, and everything else. I would have to give it...

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ALso, Elfman's score for "Sleepy Hollow" is great. A review that I am co-writting with another member of the board wiull be out soon.

Crono...I could complain that when I entered this realm of oddities and information I was never welcomed, and that I was one of the first to welcome anyone new (although I haven't been here that long to know for sure), but why? I love you guys, and the very few gals.
By the way, why AREN'T more of the female gender on this board?

I need a coke (that is coka-cola, for those of you whose mind wonder in wrong directions)

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--Crono/Kyp
Writer/Director/Producer

Now, let me reflect upon the new subject which this has lead to. Let me quote a few of you...

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we need more chicks. preferably hot ones

Good thing I'm here, the hot chicks should be coming at any time!

First of all, yes more babes.

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And you guys are wondering why there aren't that many around here?

As far as "Sleepy Hollow" goes, I'm going to post and then close my connection to avoid the massive onslaught that's sure to follow.

Scott

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Yes, we're all in the gutter, but the gutter must be cleaned from time to time.

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Whenever I hear a man express an opinion that is not mine, I say to myself, 'He has just as much right to his opinion as I do to mine. His error does me no injury.'

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James

I think there is too much trying to "out-do" each other, in general manner, attitude--on this board, though it exists everywhere.

I doubt that the displayed chauvanism, albeit playful, constitutes the lack of expressed female opinion and presence on this board. it happens to be lacking everywhere.

i believe that those who are intolerant of such "chauvanism" would do well to set an example for others by not participating it, and ignoring it--but not by chastizing others for it. (unless, of course, it is the intent to *advertise* the fact that your own values are supposedly greater than those "crude" others....)

it is my observation that most of us are, most likely, single males. sure, we'd all like to impress females with our knowledge of film music--because we're all enamored of this art form and feel so passionately about it. wouldn't it be great to express it with members of the opposite sex, as well? i would hope so....

i do appreciate that those with girlfriends, wives, and daughters might even be offended at the "slang" terminology, though we are aware of its' commonality. but again, i think it's probably best to provide example, and not persecution.

say that again?

Dan (UK)