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tharpdevenport

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Oops.

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I think Williams Black Sunday would qualify more as a "Hit one out of the Ballpark" score.

Plus its Paramount.

As far as the one giving a boost perhaps it is Bill and Ted's or maybe David Shire's 2010.

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tharpdevenport

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Nah, then the rejected score to 2010 would have to be included and the clue gives no hint as there being two scores to one film.

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Christian Kühn

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Masada was Goldsmith's fourth Emmy win...

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Squiddybop

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I just posted my best guess for the second release over at FSM. Alan Parker's Jaws 3-D.

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Rick Ouellette

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The 70s one could be DUEL by Billy Goldenberg. This one is spectacular and would make a nice album!

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