Still Got The Music In Me.

This is a prelude and introduction to the next series of posts relating to music.

Since I did the "Top Ten TV Themes" series, and got great response on it, I've decided to do the same thing with Movie Themes.
As I was compiling the great TV themes, I kept noticing how many great movie composers contributed to them.
And it got a little confusing.
Was that from a movie, or a TV show?

So, beginning next time, I will begin with honorable mentions, eventually leading
up to the top ten movie themes of all time, according to me.

The one thing I won't do is compile a list for the Top Ten Worst Movie Themes of All
Time. For one simple reason.
I can't think of any.
The bad ones on TV stick with you because they are oft repeated, ad nauseum.
If you happen to hear a really bad movie theme, it's probably from a bad movie, and
you'll probably never hear it again, so it won't be memorable.
So we're only going positive with this.
There will be plenty of great movie themes mentioned.
I hope that they will be evocative, and if you are not familiar with them, you will
seek them out.

See you next time, as we once again get musical.
And I'm counting on Mike from Chicago to keep me honest in the comment section.

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