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I can more understand people's lack of enthusiasm about another film than I can understand people's lack of enthusiasm about another Williams score in this franchise. With Star Wars people seemed to be much more enthusiastic in general... and as big a mess as Rise of Skywalker turned out to be, I'm certainly glad that we got "another" wonderful Williams score in that case!
Yavar
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Thanks for proving my point.
Did I? Are you a member of the 1% of people who hates The Incredibles? 
Yavar
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An example here and there doesn't dis-prove the "rule" though. For every Dash, there is a a dozen including the MacGyver son. For every Penny there are...
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It amazes me what a lack of enthusiasm there is here for another Williams Indiana Jones score. This...is a film music forum, right?
Maybe it's because the Crystal Skull album kinda sucked (not as much as the movie tho', hehe)... the complete score was *really* excellent though so I'm super excited for this. And I have to imagine they noticed the backlash against the fourth movie and will do something different/better there, this time around.
Yavar
I suppose a number of fans are like myself: Didn't care for his last Indy score (though I didn't sample enough to form a final opinion) and haven't heard a score from him since the 1990's that we really care for and/or want to own. Admittedly I've yet to sample all his new scores, but everything I have, has left me cold and not wanting to listen to them again.
So, it's not exciting news to me.
Now if somebody who does a spot-on impression like Gordy Haab was announced for a new Indy film, or Conrad Pope, I might get excited!
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It's Disney now. It will be about the daughter he never knew he had and she putting him in his place.
My dads a coward, he's afraid of snakes!
This is scarily plausible.
When Spielberg himself pulled out was the right time to close down ths project for mercy's sake.
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An example here and there doesn't dis-prove the "rule" though. For every Dash, there is a a dozen including the MacGyver son. For every Penny there are...
He didn’t say, “as a rule...” (which could have exceptions as you say) — he said “it never works”... and all one has to do to 100% disprove that statement is find one time when it did.
Yavar
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He doesn't have to say it's a rule. It's almost always when a person says something like "Never" they mean the general "never" and therefore citing one or two examples means nothing ultimately.
It's like when I say "Nobody and their grandma wanted another Saw sequel", I didn't say literally no one and that person's grandmother. Come on.
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The Incredibles is a fantastic movie (Pixar's second-best, I say), but it's not an example of giving kids to iconic heroes.
Ok I thought of another one:
Just because it often hasn't worked, there's no *inherent* reason it can't work, or won't work in the future.
(Before Jackson's Lord of the Rings films were there any great high fantasy films on that level?)
Yavar
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More than happy, that Williams is involved. At least there will be one aspect of the film, that I'll definitely enjoy.
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