Will it be silent?

Will it feature Duel of the Fates? The Imperial March? The Force theme?

Will it feature instruments or chorus? The fact remains, the Force theme has not been done by a chorus, and just thinking about it being done gives me chills.

So it'll be interesting in another 5 years, what he does with that work, if anything.

either way, it'll be cool.

in six years I'll be Darth Vader.

Scott

Besides... I don't think it's fair to say Williams is ripping himself off. Neither would it be fair to say that Goldsmith rips himself off with Star Trek... or Williams again with Indiana Jones. This is a series, and music in a series is something that needs to remain similar (thematically) throughout. And hey, that's not to say new themes can't be established.

SECONDLY - Scott, are you sure you aren't on any hallucinogens?

Anyway... those are my thoughts.

Jeron

bein' facetious for goodness sake.

1. Rumors will linger of a release of the original 3 films on DVD, a format now widely used.

In ten years...

1. The Empire Strikes Back will still be the most popular and best of all six films.

2. Lucas will have edited and re-edited the films do death so as to take out any frowns and ill thoughts. And will put in CGI men escaping from every ship ever blown up in a space-battle.

In 15 years...

1. The second trilogy will be re-released and will disappoint Fox monetarily.

2. This will coincide with the release of a "SAGA BOX SET" on VHS.

3. There will still be rumors of a release on DVD due to an emerging media that LUCASFILM prefers.

In 20 years...

1. Jake Lloyd will be arrested at a convention for attaking a fan in the parking lot, thereby ending his 15 minutes of fame.

2. A box-set of the scores for the six films will be released showcasing all of the music and even alternate cues.

3. Napster.com will have had the music for all six films available first and will be sued by Sony and Lucasfilm.

In 25 years...

1. Lucas will greenlight a STAR WARS animated series to be syndicated. It will be an anthology series of stories for children dealing with morality and the corruption of extreme power.

2. After 6 months of production Lucas will axe production on the show stating that his "vision" was unable to come through. The pilot will air only once in primetime on FOX.

In 35 years...

1. Sony and LUCASFILM's long court battle with Napster ends. Napster relents having been depleted of funds.

2. The pilot episode of "STAR WARS: ANIMATED JEDI ADVENTURES" will go for $600.00 at SciFi conventions in the U.S.

3. A seller on eBay will claim to have the second and third episodes of the Animated Star Wars show of which were produced but never shown. The episodes come "free" if you win the auction of Star Wars trading cards. Ebay will attempt to retract the auction but legally cannot. After 83 bids the final price will be $1,758.00.

4. Ahmed Best will file a restraining order on an intruder to his home after having been stalked for 15 years. In an interview with Barbara Walters' brain, the stalker reveals he holds Best responsible for the "death" of Star Wars.

In 40 years...

1. The AFI will again rate the "TOP MOVIES OF ALL TIME" placing STAR WARS at number 73 and AMERICAN GRAFFITI at number 67.

2. Ahmed Best's stalker is found dead in his home. Witnesses report having seen a tall "Rastafarian-like" individual in the area the previous evening.

In 45 years...

1. Rumors of Episodes 7, 8, and 9 being shot secretly in Tunisia surface on the net. The rumors are soon squelched as a spokesperson for the shoot reveals it is the production of BLUE HARVEST IV.

In 50 years...

1. The last Star Wars convention ever is held in Ojai, california. With 25 tables of dealers, only 63 people attend.

In 60 years...

1. In a candid "60 minutes VII" interview, George Lucas reveals that he is now more machine than man.

2. Jake Lloyd will try to inject new life into his career when he stars as Darth Vader in the Broadway production of STAR WARS.

In 75 years...

1. Rumors linger of a release of the original 3 films on DVD. A format no longer widely used.