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John Barry
Dances With Wolves (Costner)
Dutchman (Anthony Harvey)
Boy on a Bicycle (Ridley Scott)
OHMSS (Peter Hunt)
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May 17, 2021 - 8:53 AM
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Col. Flagg
(Member)
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John Williams
THE BOOK THIEF (Brian Percival (his first and only feature film to date))
SUGARLAND EXPRESS (Steven Spielberg)
DADDY O (Lou PLace)
NONE BUT THE BRAVE (Frank Sinatra)
Interesting, I was uncertain if I could consider Sugerland Express since technically it is Spielberg`s first feature film unless you count Duel but on the other hand Duel was made for TV so I did not know if other people see Sugerland Express as his first or not.
DUEL is only a theatrical film outside the United States, and that theatrical version contains slightly different content to the TV version. But the TV version was first.
DUEL is also a foreign language on a visual level, IMHO, when compared to SUGARLAND. Also IMHO, DUEL is lean, mean, handheld, rough-and-tumble suspense, while SUGARLAND is fully-formed Panavision cinematic spectacle – not to mention a theatrical film from the get-go.
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