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I reckon Yor can eat a lot of sausages. How many sausages can you eat Yor?
I'm surprised Yor didn't answer this question. I think if Yor ate 36 large sausages Yor still would not be full.
YOR likes sausages.
Sausages good!
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Maybe, have a taste of your own medicine? Illiterate guy who can only throw around silly meme pictures?
Go on, facehugger, have another go at spelling "pretentious". Here's a clue: the letter c doesn't appear anywhere in it. 
Lol picking spelling mistake from a non-native English speaker. Do you illiterate people know Japanese?
Bazinga! LOL
These people cannot even locate Japan on a map...
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While watching The Amazing Spider-man I always thought the score was far too melodic, and the main theme was far to flexible and well rounded.
Horner even used trumpets for Christ sake!
I'm glad this oversight will be corrected for the sequel.
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except that Zimmer created the sound
Yeah because Zimmer actually composed Speed, The Rock and Pirates.
Yes he composed Pirates,also Black Rain, Bird on a Wire,Backdraft, Drop Zone and... Crimson Tide. The Rock co-composed(his theme though)
I wouldn't equal Black Rain (isn't it mainly Shirley Walker?), Bird on a Wire, Backdraft and Drop Zone with The Rock, Crimson Tide, Speed,Gladiator and Pirates, in terms of being definitive of the so-called "Zimmer sound".
Zimmer did compose the theme for The Rock, but it is almost indistinguishable from the original theme Nick Glennie-Smith composed for The Rock: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIsslv8_7LM
so my understanding is Zimmer took inpiration from Glennie-Smith.
Gladiator's most famous track is "Now we're free", and it's by Klaus Badelt.
Pirates' most famous track is "He is a pirate" and it's also by Badelt.
Speed, nuff said.
Crimson Tide is orchestrated by Glennie-Smith. Considering Zimmer's limited capability with an orchestra, I'd say it's 50% a Glennie-Smith score.
And I'd also add The Lion King, the most famous part (the African music) is by Lebo M.
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I'm not introducing anything. You are the one that implied that non-English speakers should engage only with other non-English speakers. And ridiculing their spelling errors to boot. Bad form, if I may say so.
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