CompsognathusMember0 XPJul-13-2014 1:30 PMI don't know if anyone noticed, but in JP3 the music is EXACTLY the same as in JP. in TLW, the music was diffrent, but still good, but in JP3, they practicly stole the music from the first film. does anyone agree?
CompsognathusMember5 XPJul-13-2014 4:56 PMI there is ever a sequal to any movie, it makes sense to include the same music in the previous movie to give it that special bind.
Tyrannosaurus RexMember6270 XPJul-13-2014 5:08 PMActually, the JP3 music was a bit different than the original if I'm not mistaken. For the most part though, yeah, it is the same.
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CompsognathusMember5 XPJul-13-2014 5:29 PMIt was the same stuff with a different ring, mainly.
AllosaurusMember4297 XPJul-13-2014 6:03 PMWell, parts were the same and parts were different.
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CompsognathusMember0 XPJul-13-2014 6:15 PMIt's the franchises music. It's not different for every film. The music you hear in the begging, and the end the (doo do doo do doo) JP Theme, Is in every movie.
The music you hear during suprising parts, or the raptor chase, Are either composed differently, Or are from the actual theme.
Joe Johnston had someone else compose the theme for JP3. (He screwed it up) That person did litterally the same thing as the first two films, However, He did it differently in one Verse. It's got a repeat. You've gotta listen closely though.
Again, Under the franchise thing, It's not stealing. Stealing, Would be if I Were to make a parody of JP, And use the music and everything, With out crediting, or contacting Universal, Spielburg, Or that one chap who composed the first two.
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CompsognathusMember7 XPJul-13-2014 6:20 PMlike paden said, its the theme of the franshise, its not steeling, as they remade the music
