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Do you ever think that the HTD complete score and/or complete soundtrack will ever be released. I love this score and those cheesy 80s Cherry Bomb songs. Would love to see this released. Has anyone ever heard any rumors etc?
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For a fine film! Kidding!
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For a fine film! Kidding! I love this film... one of my favorites. I think it's hilarious just how much people hate this film. ah well... each to there own as I say :-)
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I would love to have this expanded and on cd! Growing up in Pittsburgh, I remember going to the now-defunct Record-Rama (which at the time had a huge soundtrack selection), and searching for Howard the Duck on cd. The guys at the counter said it wasn't available, but that I could pay to have a cassette copy made for personal use. My parents got me that and A View to A Kill (this was back before the Bond rereleases) for Christmas that year. I was in heaven! Now that I think about it, was it legal for Record-Rama to do that? Probably not. _______________ I've also thought the love theme from Howard the Duck was very similar to a Tiomkin theme found in "A President's Country", but maybe that is just me.
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Ha ha! I *HATE* the film! As a score ... well when I first heard THE GOLDEN CHILD, I thought: Hey, this is HOWARD THE DUCK's big brother. Except it's way better too! (No insult to HOWARD, but I do think THE GOLDEN CHILD is the better score.) I think the score is fine and would certainly snap up a release. Is it possible? Well, someone said "After THE BLACK HOLE anything is possible". Actually I think it's more THE GOLDEN CHILD that makes HOWARD THE DUCK seem possible. Cheers
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The film is...well, it's a fascinating watch. I have a VHS tape hanging around the house somewhere from when I was 12. Love Lea Thompson, Jeffrey Jones and Tim Robbins, love the Thomas Dolby songs, love the Dark Overlord, but can't stand the very lame comedy - especially the more slapstick moments, which drag the film way down. But that score...ba-da-bah, ba-da-ba-ba-baahh...I would love to have a pristine version of that theme on CD. The jazzier parts are lovely, but I think they're in the wrong movie - nothing wrong with the music itself though. So yes, I'd snap a up release - though it would be great if Sylvester Levay, Thomas Dolby and Cherry Bomb were along for the ride.
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