And the The Movies were made to be seen on a big screen and shared. I mean, you know, the number one thing that happens with the movie is not only do you see the imagery and hear the sound, the great John Williams score score all these sound effects on a grand

scale but you share the experience with people around you. The The Hey there indie fans and John Williams fans this is Ron Longo and I am back with my musical partner the music guru himself Laird

now and it has been a long time since we recorded a John Williams special we've

had a lot going on over these last eight months. So we're

really excited to talk and this is kind of kind of be like a mini special. We're

going to just discuss our expectations of the soundtrack. We'll talk a little about what's been soundtrack. We'll also discuss some of the trailers and our

expectations for the movies. But before we begin with that, Laird, I'm so glad to be recording

with you today.

Hey Ron, hey Indiecast fans,

hey John Williams fans, Indiana Jones fans,

yes, it's great to be back and it's it's uncalculable

how long it's been actually, we've just been so busy.

And you know in some ways too, you know,

and I know you and Mitch talked about this, you know,

somewhat staying a little bit away

from some of the news of Dial of Destiny,

of course that's what we're talking about.

I mean, this, is this the last John Williams film score?

Maybe, you know, is this, it's, I can't even put my head around that.

So I'm hoping through our little chat here that you

know maybe you can help set me set my mind up right you know as we go into just a few

weeks until this movie comes out and presumably a soundtrack comes out.

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