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Does anyone know the status of Sleeping with the Enemy? It appears that it has been "temporarily out of stock" for more than a couple of years. I watched the movie again recently and was hopeful that copies were still available.
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Anyone?
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I actually e-mailed them about this about 3 weeks ago, I'm sure they wouldn't mind me copying their reply here: Hello, Thanks for your inquiry. SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY will be returning in stock, but it's likely a couple months out. Thank you for your patience. Best, La-La Land Records
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So good. The love theme from Forever Young is also great, particularly in the strings.
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From Jeff's 2-point* review in the Buyer's Guide (March 1999 issue): "This score for the Julia Roberts romantic thriller features one of Goldsmith’s better contemporary love themes and some nicely done, percussive suspense sequences. The best Goldsmith touches come from a chilling, metallic breathing sound for Roberts’s domineering husband. (Yes, this is technically a ‘90s score.)" I think it's not until 1982-83 (the buyer's guide goes backward through time) that we get to a series of 4-point scores (Under Fire, TZ: The Movie and Poltergeist). *Recommended with reservations. A score that achieves its goals within the movie but makes for less-than-gripping listening in album form (oh, here's a link to the issue - http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/backissues/viewissue.cfm?issueID=30)
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