Favorite movie soundtrack
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Once Upon a Time in America (1984) - music by Ennio Morricone
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In honor of this great film making it debut on DVD next week I must say....
Spring Break, I wore that album out!!
Heavy Metal would be a close second...
Spring Break, I wore that album out!!
Heavy Metal would be a close second...
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Other faves:
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
The Wraith
Point Break
Maximum Overdrive
Fright Night
Rad
The Last American Virgin
Savage Streets
The Lost Boys
Bill and Teds Excellent Adventure
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Favorite soundtrack album? The Transformers: The Movie.
Favorite score album? Jurassic Park, but only just so over Danny Elfman's Batman. And, no, I don't care how fanboyish my answers are!
Favorite score album? Jurassic Park, but only just so over Danny Elfman's Batman. And, no, I don't care how fanboyish my answers are!
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We are distinguishing scores from soundtracks, I'd hope? If so, I'd say Pulp Fiction or Goodfellas for soundtrack. There Will Be Blood or The Godfather, Part II ("The Immigrant" is unbelievably moving) for score.
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25th Hour is my favorite movie score.
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Scores: Thief, Firestarter, The Thing, Last Man Standing(Ry Cooder version), Blade Runner, The Bounty, Diamonds Are Forever, The Spy Who Loved Me, A View to A Kill, Howard the Duck. Halloween III, Cherry 2000, Year of the Dragon, Heaven's Gate, Death Wish II.
Soundtracks: Popeye(1980), Manhunter, Looker(81), Better Off Dead, Sweeney Todd(Burton), Batman(89). O' Brother Where Art Thou, Sling Blade.
Soundtracks: Popeye(1980), Manhunter, Looker(81), Better Off Dead, Sweeney Todd(Burton), Batman(89). O' Brother Where Art Thou, Sling Blade.
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Not much for soundtracks, but scores: 25th Hour, Atonement, Batman/Batman Returns, Batman Begins/The Dark Knight, The Fountain, Gone Baby Gone, The Hours, Man on Fire, Pride and Glory, The Red Violin, Requiem for a Dream, Superman, Traffic and most recently, Sherlock Holmes (which, IMO, should be nominated for an Oscar).
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Score and Soundtracks:
Solaris
Brokeback Mountain
The Fountain
The Fifth Element
Solaris
Brokeback Mountain
The Fountain
The Fifth Element
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My List of "Flim Scores" I don't collect "Soundtracks" (Pre-recored muisc for flim) have over 700+ Film Scores here is a short list of my The Top Ten.
No.1 Superman the movie 1978-John Williams.
No.2 (is a tie) Somewere In Time-Out Of Africa:John Barry two of best ever.
No.3 Jane Eyre by Bernard Herrmann (he is so underrated).
No.4 (TIE)From Russia With Love: this is the one and only bond score that is a must have,it's the best of best of bond films & best score bar-none.
The Living Daylights:this was john barry's last bond score.
No.5 The Red Violin composed by John Corigliano I love this flim and music is such a force!
No.6 Amadeus: sir marrier at his best,this is a most owned score.
No.7 Maurrie Jarre-Lawrence of Arabia
No.8 Maurrie Jarre-Jesus Of Nazareth (NBC Tv Mini-Series from the 70's)
No.9 Schindler's List: The Best Film Score Of The 90'S
No.10 John Barry's-King Kong (1976): this is the most underrated film score of all-time .
Well I have a great love for John Barry and John Williams flim-scores (you name I got it).
Here are some of the great flim composers in my collection:
Jerry Goldsmith
Bernard Herrmann
Maurice Jarre
Ennio Morricone
Basil Poledouris
Miklós Rózsa
Dimitri Tiomkin
Hans Zimmer
No.1 Superman the movie 1978-John Williams.
No.2 (is a tie) Somewere In Time-Out Of Africa:John Barry two of best ever.
No.3 Jane Eyre by Bernard Herrmann (he is so underrated).
No.4 (TIE)From Russia With Love: this is the one and only bond score that is a must have,it's the best of best of bond films & best score bar-none.
The Living Daylights:this was john barry's last bond score.
No.5 The Red Violin composed by John Corigliano I love this flim and music is such a force!
No.6 Amadeus: sir marrier at his best,this is a most owned score.
No.7 Maurrie Jarre-Lawrence of Arabia
No.8 Maurrie Jarre-Jesus Of Nazareth (NBC Tv Mini-Series from the 70's)
No.9 Schindler's List: The Best Film Score Of The 90'S
No.10 John Barry's-King Kong (1976): this is the most underrated film score of all-time .
Well I have a great love for John Barry and John Williams flim-scores (you name I got it).
Here are some of the great flim composers in my collection:
Jerry Goldsmith
Bernard Herrmann
Maurice Jarre
Ennio Morricone
Basil Poledouris
Miklós Rózsa
Dimitri Tiomkin
Hans Zimmer