Score-wise:
"Galaxy Quest" & "Army of Darkness" - for some reason, I just cannot get enough of either of these scores.

Movie-wise:
"The Mummy" - I saw this baby five times in the theater, and an additional 12 since buying the DVD. (Can't wait for the sequel).

TV-wise:
"L.A. Heat" - it's virtually "Lethal Weapon: The Series," every weekday at 4:00PM on TNT.
"MonsterVision w/Joe Bob Briggs" - what can I say? Joe Bob rocks!!

Galaxy Quest and Superman are the two scores that are just playing and playing at home.

Movie wise: Nothing right now

TV:The Practice and West Wing as well as Touched by an Angel are a must for me.

Scott

My script of this rock opera is the only movie I can envision at this time.

NO I AM NOT OBSESSIVE!!!

Score Wise: Titus, and Magnolia, both are excellent CDs...Especially Titus

the score was enthralling and set the mood perfectly. the egyptian-type music mixed with the old-time epic score sound of the earlier score masters is perfect.

the movie itself was fun and exciting. The opening set in Ancient Egypt is just what I love. We need more movies about Ancient Egypt. And then it cuts to the opening scene with Fraser which is, in my opinion, an excellent scene which, again, brings me back to the older epic movies of the cavalry and there last stand. Then it just gets better! It's supposed to be a fun movie with some serious stuff mixed in to make it more exciting. It reminds me, most of all, of the great b/w classic Gunga Din with Cary Grant et al. If you haven't seen it- you should.

In short, it was a fun movie that brought, at least me, back to the old, fun movies that just aren't made enough in Hollywood. Don't get me wrong, I love the occasional all-out action bonanza that Brockheimer (sp?) loves to do, but my heart will always lie in the fun and exciting adventure movies like The Mummy, Indiana Jones Trilogy, Mask of Zorro, and older films.

Those are just some of my reasons!

Movie wise - Star Wars. A few months before the release (trailers), during the release (played the score wherever I go), after the release (merchandise, score).

Game wise - Got hooked on Half-Life Counterstrike, LAN game with my friends.

there are movies to be watched with popcorn and soda. Just to enjoy. The Mummy is such a movie.

There are other movies to make you think. Schindler's List is such a movie.

Then there are movies...well, don't need to go on I don't think.

My current obsessions:

Scores --

GALAXY QUEST
SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE (2CD)
AMERICAN BEAUTY
THE KEEP

Shows --

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER (great music, too!)
ANGEL
THE SOPRANOS
THE X-FILES

Technology --

Recent acquisition of CD-R drive....I'm gonna be hell on wheels when I have figured it all out & have more time.

As far as movie, I also have been watching The Mummy quite a bit since I got it on DVD. I curse myself daily for not seeing this great movie in the theatre. I keep watching the same DVDs over and over, while I have a couple DVDs like Bug's Life and Mystery Men which I bought and have not watched yet. I gotta get busy watching them.

Audacity
NP Air Force One Rejected, thanks to a very cool individual.

anything by Ennio Morricone I can get my gruuby little hands on. My Morricone collectios has TRIPLED in the last couple of weeks.
Just today I found In the Line of Fire, used, and bought the new Cinema Concerto, Ennio Morricone at Santa Cecilia compilation new.
This compilation contains a few GREAT re-recordings of some stuff from Once Upon a Time in the West and The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, Cinema Paradiso, etc.

JJ

NP -- Cinema Concerto, duh

Tina Majorino, and everything and anything that has to do with her, including the following:

Scores:
When a Man Loves a Woman - Zbigniew Preisner
Corrina, Corrina - Thomas Newman
(duh) Waterworld - JNH
Alice in Wonderland - Richard Hartley

Movies:
Everything in her filmography

James
NP - Alice in Wonderland (****)