I heard rumors of some other cool sequels that are being considered, wonder what the scores will be like to these.

Total Recall 2
Imagine Jerry expanding on the great music he composed for the first one. I wonder if Paul Voerhoeven will Temp the second one with Conan: The Destroyer and make Jerry write a score that sounds unmistakably like it. If Jerry can't do it though there is only one man that could, James Newton Howard, I would love to see that.

Terminator 3 and True Lies 2
I for one really liked the music Brad Fiedel wrote for the previous movies, but seriously is he even alive any more, what has he done lately? I think Alan Silvestri would compose a great score for the next Terminator installment, or maybe Basil. I would like to see John Powell come out from under his rock to score True Lies 2, that would be interesting. The first True Lies was a little slapstickish in its over the top action scenes, so maybe someone like Marc Shaiman is needed to write a score that has that "I know this is action but I can't stop laughing cause that could never happen" sound.
http://us.imdb.com/Title?0136674 http://us.imdb.com/Title?0181852

RETURN OF THE JEDI CLAMPETT

Buddy Ebsen stars as Obi Wan's grandfather in this Phantom prequel.

Also, bring back John Debney for "I Know What You Did . . . 3." Fizzel's music for "I Still Know . . . " was okay, but Debney's was perfect. I'd love to see him expand on his original ideas.

In case you didn't know: Director (!) William Shatner was the one who demanded Goldsmith score STAR TREK V, because, as he put it, "When you're in a position to hire the best, then why not hire the best?"

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http://us.imdb.com/Title?0163025

and it was Varese's first soundtrack release.

P.O.
Predator ***/*****
Predator 2 **/****

I still say that if HANNIBAL is to be made at all, then it has to be BOTH Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins, or NEITHER of them. Hopkins is apparently aboard, and Foster is passing, no matter all the stretching they've done to make the script to her liking.

But supposedly, the script for "Die Hard 4" had McClane and some friends being used as human prey in a "Most Dangerous Game"-style hunt set in South America. It was supposed to be very weapon-free, with McClane relying on his wits instead of an AK-47 and a rocket launcher. Could be very interesting. But if Willis doesn't wanna do another one, they could just make it as a different movie.

(Actually, the script was adapted to fit the McClane character, as it was originally written as it's own film, with different characters and a different title).

His credits for the 1990s include:

"Y2K (1999/II) (TV)
"Turks" (1999) TV Series
Purgatory (1999) (TV)
"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) (mini) TV Series (part eight)
"Timecop" (1997) TV Series
Eden (1997)
Mistrial (1996) (TV)
Rasputin (1996) (TV)
T2 3-D: Battle Across Time (1996)
Johnny Mnemonic (1995)
True Lies (1994)
Blink (1994)
Real McCoy, The (1993)
Striking Distance (1993)
Teamster Boss: The Jackie Presser Story (1992) (TV)
Straight Talk (1992)
Gladiator (1992)
Grey Matters (1992) (from "Terminator, The (1984)")
"Reasonable Doubts" (1991) TV Series
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
(1991)
Blood Ties (1991) (TV)
Night Visions (1990) (TV)
Blue Steel (1990)

Hey, you asked

--Kyp

In regards to other sequels, I wanna see Terminator 3, Bad Boys 2 and The Rock 2.

It won't happen though, for reasons I can understand.

Metallica: Unforgiven II

Henriksen didn't even want to do the part, but Walter Hill prodded him into it. I think it worked out for the best. (I love his line upon being reactivated as Bishop I: checking out Ripley's new 'do, he says "I like your new haircut.)