Trivia thread -

[mousepod]

Obviously, 'Name' got it right. Sorry for the obvious misleading question - I wanted it to look like I got the words wrong.

As far as the second question goes:

Spoiler:

It's Sherlock Holmes. And I'm guessing it's because Basil Rathbone was the narrator for the Wind in the Willows half of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.

Here's another: What happened at Barney's Place?

[Dippy Dawg]

Originally Posted by mousepod

Here's another: What happened at Barney's Place?

The turtle beat the hare...

Now for me question...four parts (Full credit for the first two though)

There is a non-disney sci-fi film that featured a "sample" of a very popular disney theme song in it's score. A)Name the movie B)Name the song C)Name the composer of the score D) Name the composer of the original song?

[mousepod]

Originally Posted by Dippy Dawg

The turtle beat the hare...

Now for me question...four parts (Full credit for the first two though)

There is a non-disney sci-fi film that featured a "sample" of a very popular disney theme song in it's score. A)Name the movie B)Name the song C)Name the composer of the score D) Name the composer of the original song?

Ding ding! You're right! It's from the lyric of "That's What Uncle Remus Said" from Song of the South.

Spoiler:

While I'm really tempted to answer your question, I'll chill out and let others play. However, if the answer is what I think it is, this is a tricky question indeed. Dippy Dawg, would it matter when one saw said sci-fi movie?

[Dippy Dawg]

Originally Posted by mousepod

Spoiler:

While I'm really tempted to answer your question, I'll chill out and let others play. However, if the answer is what I think it is, this is a tricky question indeed. Dippy Dawg, would it matter when one saw said sci-fi movie?

Spoiler:

Not unless there's another sci-fi movie that features an equally popular Disney theme

[Ponine]

Spoiler:

I think MousePod is reffering to the fact that the score might have changed in the films incarnations. Seeing it in the original theatrical release vs ten years later.
I wonder, did the soundtrack in fact change? In my memory other things about the film did.

[Dippy Dawg]

Originally Posted by Ponine

Spoiler:

I think MousePod is reffering to the fact that the score might have changed in the films incarnations. Seeing it in the original theatrical release vs ten years later.
I wonder, did the soundtrack in fact change? In my memory other things about the film did.

Spoiler:

Actually, I was thinking of that but chose to address it the other way. Since Mouepod PM'd me the correct answer he gets the prize. From his information, it does matter when you saw it.