fishmanlee said:

BTW I do not think you should be so dead set on using certain ideas and not taking the criticism and working more on them more, remember Binary Sunset had to be re-written because it did not fit the scene, if Williams had objected to rewriting it,

and who will pay me for my work ? ; )

a film composer can't do what he want on an official project...he can't create exactly the music he want, and he can't refuse re-writting. First of all, he must satisfy the director and the producer.

This is not really comparable with what I am doing here...I am just here for fun.

but be sure that I am taking seriously all criticism..., sometime it open my eyes on new things, sometine I just disagree.

Williams work, and movie music in general is filled with references, influences, copy/paste... from classial repertory and from other movie composer. When you know this, you no longer take it too seriously and you stop jumping from your chair each time you hear something close to another, or copy/paste.