When it comes to unlimited public nudity on state sponsored television, only one country can be the best. 
France?
Pffffft. France.
No.
Hint: the country where everything that’s considered immoral or dangerous by the rest of the world, is legal. 
Well, except speeding of course. I mean, speeding’s worse than killing someone, right?
Aha! Mexico!
Hmm. You couldn’t possibly be referring to Holland? Nahh.
OK, here’s the lowdown on the score for The Exorcist: There isn’t one. There was one, an amazing one composed by Lalo Schifrin, but William Friedkin rejected it. He thought it lacked the subtlety and tension that the movie needed, so he decided to assemble the score from existing works. The bulk of it ended up being work from Polish composer Krzysztof Penderecki, and is simply amazing. If you buy the CD that accompanied the reissue of the movie two years ago, you can hear pieces of Schifrin’s score.
Funny story about the Jurassic Park score: My dad and I were at a movie earlier this year, and before the movie there was an ad for the upcoming Oscar broadcast. I recognized the music in the ad immediately – it was the main theme from JP. Pretty funny.
Shows what you know. I don’t even have a flute case. But I do have a baton case. Full of sharp pointy sticks. Great for poking out eyes.
Hey, how else am I going to get anyone to look them?
I knew this girl in high school who, no foolin’, referred to hers as ‘pride’ and ‘joy’.
Hell, that’s what she made me call them. And really, who was I to say no?
Am I spoiled, or are none of those guys particularly impressive in the muscle department?
I guess you’re spoiled, 'Punny… I thought that the “toned-but-not-hugely-buff” look was what was preferable.
Then again, my Hetero Shields prevent me from having an accurate grasp on the subjects.
ED WOOD
Didn’t Schifrin’s score for THE EXORCIST become the score for THE AMITYVILLE HORROR?
What’s a hobbit?
Don’t worry about it. Only geeky fanboys with no grasp on reality know what a hobbit is.