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Tom Cruise movies frustrate the hell out of me. I think the guy is a wanker, but his movies are consistently entertaining. It's just a shame that I have to look at his mug while trying to not think of it/him and enjoy the film. As for WOTW, the score is an example of something that works in the film, but not on CD. In the latter context each action cue sounds the same, and it gets quite repetitive. However, watching the music documentary on the DVD gave me an idea of what was happening (for example a female choral voice accentuating some deaths on screen). I still think it is the weakest of Williams' 2005 scores, though. It was, however, a good idea to include Morgan Freeman's narration on the soundtrack CD. Regarding Dakota Fanning, I can't see what all the fuss is about. Spielberg's oration about her on the DVD makes one believe that she's going to be one of our greatest child actors, and then progress to same in adulthood. Unfortunately, I'm of the opinion that she over-acts, and that quite frankly is easier to do than give a studies, and far more subtle performance (says he who failed drama, LOL!). All of this is just my opinion, however, and doesn't necessarily reflect that of anyone else on the planet!
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Sherrif Joe, I demand that you lock this thread and force further comments on WOTW to the previous threads underlined! I refuse to repeat myself! brm
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Bruce: LOL! Ron, do you realize that WOTW is probably the only thing we've ever agreed on?!
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