John Williams

What a catchy tune.

John Williams.

I think he's going to

be something.

I tell you, that kid's got something.

That John Williams.

So she says, you know, we met.

I didn't think you were going to be that who you were.

Yeah,

but the reason that works is you also play that little bit of the John Williams greatest theme with it, and it's like, oh, this is so good.

That's fan service done right.

Yeah, that three seconds.

talking a lot.

John fucking Williams.

Yeah, I get it.

We have to turn the cameras

off.

Yeah, it's John Williams.

It gets a little contentious.

Danny Elfman.

But yeah, anything else that you guys want to touch on or throw in there? I'm sure there's a lot, but anything that you just want to throw in the mix?

I mean, I'll just say that the John Williams score is so incredible.

Like, it's so incredible.

I mean, I don't even think I need to, like, elaborate.

so beautiful.

I'll say one more thing about it because it's so iconic, but I saw...

Like a John Williams show at Hollywood Bowl.

This was years ago.

And that was so cool because it carried into the prequel films of there being the sound effect moment, the scene that the sound effects got to be the star of the show, starting with the speeder bike in Return of the Jedi.

so good and i would even say too that that first kind of uh got a taste we talked about this during the uh marion's bar shootout in rares of the lost ark where all of a sudden the music completely drops out and it's just a symphony of gunshots and punches and fire and yeah so cool Four days later, Lucas locks two reels of Revenge of the Jedi, which are then handed over to John Williams, and...

Two days after that, Sid Gannis, vice president, sends a memo to Lucas and Kazanjian that they already had $16 million in ticket guarantees so far with 125 theaters committed to book the movie that summer.

And the goal was to get Return of the Jedi or Revenge of the Jedi at that time into 900 theaters, which at that time was massive.

And on December 4th, Lucas and a very small private group watched the very unfinished Return of the Jedi at the Marina Theater in San Francisco.

And what? Still very much unfinished.

No finished John Williams score.

Ben Burtt's audio wizardry not quite there yet.

And like the Star Wars music in the background,

John Williams himself.

Yeah, honestly.

I had to chop it out.

At the UK Singletary Center for the Arts, This will be tomorrow night and on Sunday, heroes and villains, symphonic movie music.

Some of the most thrilling themes of the film world's most legendary composers like Hans Zimmer, John Williams, and more.

Adults, $35, maybe a little more depending on where you sit.

Youth and student with ID, $10.

I love what they call incidental music, which is like classical used in movies.

So John Williams, Star Wars.

I'm a huge Star Wars and movie nerd.

So every time I hear those themes, they touch me.

It is actually a little bit more Kylo's theme, a little bit less Imperial March.

But like, it's still very clearly trying to hint at like, That kind of like John Williams villainous marching galactic sound.

Loved it.

They also play one of the scenes when Olive's in the lab.