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How generous of you.
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Would choose to see Thunderball, just to get in on all that crazy 60s Bondmania.
Oh man that was a great experience!!!!!
Remember it like it was yesterday!
brm
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Awesome, thanks as always Adam for putting on this yearly show.
1) I'd like to enter for DIE HARD only please.
2) My pick here is JAWS. Partly because it's my favorite movie, but mainly because it's the epitome of the theatrical experience. I would've loved to be in the crowd on opening day as this thing just blew us all through the back of the theater. Maybe I'd even be young enough that this would be my gateway score into this weird, wonderful world we all love.
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A most generous offering, Adam.
1) Put me in the running for Die Hard, please
2) I wish I could have seen Saving Private Ryan on the big screen, especially for its 20th anniversary, which I missed
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Much obliged, Adam.
I have DRACULA & The Potter Box should arrive soon, but DIE HARD would be a nice bonus/surprise, to be sure.
I would have loved to have seen THE GHOST & MRS MUIR on the big screen.
I have a soft spot for the film and the score is heart breaking and beautiful.
It would have left me a blubbering wreck, but it would have been worth it 
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Whether I win or lose, love the responses. .most of which I was fortunate to see in their initial run.
Brm
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I'd say for for Die Hard or Dracula.
I would love (ideally) to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture on the big screen from it's initial release.
Hearing Goldsmith's score, and seeing my favorite incarnation of the Enterprise on the big screen would be an amazing treat.
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I'd love to win a copy of Die Hard & Dracula.
I would also love to see William Wyler's original 1959 classic Ben-Hur in a theater, one of the greatest widescreen epics ever produced. I've only ever seen in it on a 47" screen at home, so to see that chariot race in a darkened theater, projected on the largest screen possible would be a dream come true. I see TCM is bringing it back to theaters next spring, so maybe I'll get my chance.
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I'd love to enter for Die Hard 3CD and the Harry Potter set! Thanks so much for your generosity, once more.
Okay...my answer to the question -- at the moment -- is The Court Jester, one of my favorite films...but since it's a comedy, I really need to have not only a theater showing but one full of an appreciative audience.
Yavar
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As always, a very generous offer, Adam. Please put me in the running for Die Hard or Dracula.
I would love to have seen The Fellowship of the Ring on the big screen. I saw the other two that way after being blown away by a tiny full-screen version of FOTR. I can only imagine what it must have been like to experience that film in theaters having no real idea what to expect from Jackson’s take on the world of Tolkien. Must have been incredible. It’s still my favorite LOTR film to this day.
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Merry Christmas Everyone,
Welcome to my 9th Annual Christmas Season CD giveaway contest. Well, not so much a contest...but it is a giveaway!
This year I'd like to offer three popular titles that have been released recently. Those titles are....
Die Hard by Michael Kamen. 3CD set from La-La Land
Dracula by John Williams. 2CD set from Varese Sarabande
Harry Potter Soundtrack Collection by John Williams. 7CD box set from La-La Land
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If you would like to participate and have a chance to win one of these titles please post on this thread and answer these two questions. The quality of your answer to question #2 will not increase or decrease your chance of winning. It simply serves as your entry into my contest.
1) Tell me which title you would like to win. You may put yourself in the running for one, two or all three titles.
2) If you could go to a theater and see ANY movie that you never got to see on a big screen in it's original run what would it be? An epic? An animated film? An old B&W horror or sci-fi flick from the thirties, forties or fifties? Anything at all. Your answer will make for some interesting reading for all who participate.[
Hi Adam, most generous as always -
1) The one I'd "quite like to have" is John Williams' DRACULA.
2) Probably PLANET OF THE APES. Just too young to see it on its original run, but I did see all the sequels on the big screen. Must have been awesome to see the original "as new".
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