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is it good?
I'm not kidding, 'cause I never saw that film and heard that music at all...
The movie's flawed but very underrated, even the ending with David being the last being alive on Earth and visited by aliens.
The ending is unfortunately often misunderstood. They are not aliens at the end, they are robots. They have evolved a new society on their own for 2000 years after mankind has gone extinct, they have inherited the world from us, and are now searching for a link to their makers, who they have never known, through David.
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Well, i made my own 61 minute mix from the Oscar promo
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I love it and can't see a reason to buy this.
If you do not have the promo, get this!!!!!!!
Great score to a mediocre film
bruce
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Fantastic release along wih the announcement of more Williams/Spielberg collaborations to come!! Many, many thanks LLL!
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Looking forward to this unexpected release!
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It's no secret of my non-interest in mostly anything post 1990, save for the odd thing here and there. And that's especially true for the 2000s. And yet - this score is one of Mr. Williams' greatest and I'm a huge fan of the film. Funnily, a lot of people who deride the film haven't actually seen it, or, if they have, saw it once when it came out. I thought it was a wonderful film when I saw it in advance of its release, but felt it just missed greatness. But each time I revisit it it grows and grows in my estimation. I predicted as with many films that there would be a turnaround on this one, and I believe that's happened pretty much. There will always be people who hate it based on their first viewing or because they think Stanley could have done it better.
The score should have won the Oscar. And this release is a must-have for any serious soundtrack fan.
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It's no secret of my non-interest in mostly anything post 1990, save for the odd thing here and there. And that's especially true for the 2000s. And yet - this score is one of Mr. Williams' greatest and I'm a huge fan of the film. Funnily, a lot of people who deride the film haven't actually seen it, or, if they have, saw it once when it came out. I thought it was a wonderful film when I saw it in advance of its release, but felt it just missed greatness. But each time I revisit it it grows and grows in my estimation. I predicted as with many films that there would be a turnaround on this one, and I believe that's happened pretty much. There will always be people who hate it based on their first viewing or because they think Stanley could have done it better.
The score should have won the Oscar. And this release is a must-have for any serious soundtrack fan.
I've said since the day it came out to anyone who would listen that it was Spielberg's VERTIGO, dismissed on release, but destined to be perhaps his defining masterpiece in decades to come. It's almost a catalog of every theme and element he has ever explored. And yes, Williams was robbed of recognition for his colossal achievement here. 
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TWO
3. Finding the Blue Fairy
7. What Is Your Wish
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Yeah... the movie is a masterpiece... the score almost as well and it is one of the last decent JW's scores.
I think Tintin is fantastic so I'm shocked the find out you don't even think it's decent...I think all of the Williams scored since A.I. have been at least decent.
Yavar
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Sometimes they need to include the original album because they screwed up the presentation of their "new and improved" version by letting Dan "produce" it as per his unique, non-musical vision.
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Williams' original cue titles have been known for years ( http://www.filmscorerundowns.net/herrmann/bill_wrobels_DVD.pdf ) and combining that information with some serious squinting at the promotional banner has led the JWFan community to figure out the track list
ONE The Film Score
01 Cybertronics
02 Henry Is Selected
03 David's Arrival
04 Of Course I'm Not Sure
05 Hide and Seek (Expanded Version)
06 David Studies Monica
07 Reading The Words
08 Wearing Perfume
09 Martin Is Alive
10 David and Martin
11 Canoeing With Pinocchio
12 David And The Spinach / The Operating Scene
13 The Scissor Scene
14 The Pool Rescue
15 Monica's Plan
16 Abandoned In The Woods (Expanded Version)
17 The Moon Rising / The Biker Hounds
18 Remembering David Hobbie
19 Journey To Rogue City
20 Immaculate Heart
21 To Manhattan
22 A.I. Theme (Instrumental Version)
TWO The Film Score (Continued)
01 The Mecha World (Expanded Version)
02 Replicas
03 Finding The Blue Fairy
04 Journey Through The Ice (Part 1)
05 Journey Through The Ice (Part 2)
06 Stored Memories
07 What Is Your Wish?
08 The Specialist Visits
09 The Reunion
10 Where Dreams Are Born
11 A.I. Theme (Vocal Version)
THREE Additional Music
01 For Always (Performed By Lara Fabian)
02 Cybertronics (Alternate)
03 David's Arrival (Alternate)
04 Canoeing With Pinnochio (Alternate)
05 Abandoned In The Woods (Alternate)
06 The Biker Hounds (Alternate)
07 Inside Dr. Know's
08 Replicas (Alternate)
09 Finding The Blue Fairy (Alternate)
10 Finding The Blue Fairy (Orchestral Excerpt)
11 What Is Your Wish? (Alternate)
12 The Reunion (Alternate)
13 Abandoned In The Woods (Album Version)
14 For Always (Performed By Lara Fabian and Josh Groban)
http://www.jwfan.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=25379
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