What is John Williams' best score? (1 Viewer)

[andreasingo]

A.I!

 

[Stephen_M]

I don't know of their availability but I would opt for 1941, The Fury (as varied a musical score as any horror film has ever had) and The Missouri Breaks (terrifically understated and intimately arranged)

 

[Anthony_H]

Simple....SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE

 

[Ron Eastman]

I've heard the Imperial March score. It is one of the best score ever composed! I haven't watch Star Wars Episode 4-6 yet On one of these days, I am gonna rent some VCDs of Star Wars. May I know in which scene does this score take place? Fighting?

No, when Darth Vader makes his entrance. Wow, it's incredible that someone in the world hasn't seen the original Star Wars trilogy yet!
It makes for a very ominous scene when the man in black strides confidently on the bridge of his Star Destroyer with the Imperial March playing. Boy, are you in for a treat! Too bad you can't see it in it's OAR glory. :frowning:

 

[Justin Doring]

I can't pick a "best" John Williams score. I do, however, think that Presumed Innocent is his most cerebral.

 

[SteveGon]

The Empire Strikes Back

 

[Michael Caicedo]

Jurassic Park

 

[Travis D]

Return of the Jedi.

The Final Battle composition with the choir is his best work.

Outside of Schindler's List that is.

 

[Steve Enemark]

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[Josh_Hill]

I'd say Superman, Star Wars, and Hook are his best.

 

[William Ward]

He might tell you it's Mrs. John Williams.
Personally, I really like the Indy series, SW series, and Jaws.