If you are not familiar with the name John Williams, you should be. Even if you are not familiar with the name, you’ve more than likely heard the composer’s iconic movie score themes at least once in your life. John Williams has composed the music for some of the most memorable films of our generation. Star Wars, Jaws, and Superman are some of the more notable films where you’ve heard his work, and that’s just a small sample of his prowess as a composer.
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Should've just had one Star Wars theme. Imperial March is more Darth Vader theme than the theme for all of Episode V. Then Duel Of The Fates is just a fight scene score. You could've made the list even better by replacing two of the Star Wars ones with other of his works, like ET. ET is even in that picture.