At the young age of just 94 years old, legendary composer John Williams has just delivered his 30th film score for Steven Spielberg. And as if that milestone wasn’t wild enough already, it stands as one of the most accomplished works of his later career. Perhaps certain directors simply know how to ignite his imagination? How else to explain why Disclosure Day feels so cohesive and inspired, while, for example, his score for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, though impeccably crafted, often felt like a skilled but somewhat disjointed assembly of familiar Williams techniques, missing that elusive spark…