Best movie soundtrack

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  • MartinaNYC
    MartinaNYC Posts: 190 Member
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    Cruel intentions

    :laugh:

    That too
  • lloydrt
    lloydrt Posts: 1,121 Member
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    Vertigo, 1958 film with Jimmy Stewart and Kim Novak..............great movies, esp the scene in the car when they are driving back to the church where she falls...........
  • Showmm
    Showmm Posts: 406 Member
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    [pulls on pedantic pants]

    Soundtracks are usually songs by artists and bands that feature in the movie or reflect the movie's mood.

    Scores are the instrumental pieces that play during the movie, usually of a classic music bent

    [pulls off pedantic pant and awaits rotten fruit in her direction]

    For soundtracks I love: Blues Brothers, Blues Brothers 2000 (even if the film in no match for the music), Trainspotting, Threesome, Stand By Me.

    For scores, Star Wars of course and The Mission, plus mostly anything else Ennio Morricone.
  • crossfit_lover
    crossfit_lover Posts: 230 Member
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    Dirty Dancing
    Save The Last Dance
    American Gangster
    Les Mis
    The Wedding Singer
  • _Timmeh_
    _Timmeh_ Posts: 2,096 Member
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    Repo man. The one from 1984 with Emilio Estevez.

    Pulp Fiction.

    Valley Girl.
  • Cocoapuff717
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    Naussica Valley of the Wind~

    Joe Hisaishi is the best composer!!
  • MizMliss
    MizMliss Posts: 20 Member
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    Garden State for sure, Every single song is amazing.
    Perks of Being a Wallflower. Elizabethtown. Garden State.
  • jenbit
    jenbit Posts: 4,289 Member
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    Also even though the movie was horrible the soundtrack for Queen of the damned was amazing
  • beckye93
    beckye93 Posts: 27 Member
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    Perks of being a Wallflower, Juno and Queen of the Damned!
  • beckye93
    beckye93 Posts: 27 Member
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    YES! Rocky Horror is awesome too!
  • BamBam125
    BamBam125 Posts: 229 Member
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    A few not mentioned yet:

    Top gun
    Shall we dance
    Dirty dancing (original)
    Pirates of the Caribbean
    Phantom of the opera
    Cats
    Charlie and the chocolate factory (new and old)
    ...

    As a side note, have you ever seen a movie without a sound track yet and then seen the same movie later after the sound track was added? Huge difference!

    Somehow I ended up in a test audience for White Squall (the preview was free with our tickets to Jumanji that night, as long as you promised to answer a survey afterwards). Anyway, the post-production stuff like sound track wasn't complete so my father and I keep feeling like something was missing but we couldn't figure out what. Took a while to figure out we were missing the music (it did have sound effects for the water and wind, etc). We saw the entire movie with no musical track about a year before the full film released, then saw it again. The music made a huge difference (it's a great movie either way though, but the music really makes some things pop more than without music does).
  • Mustang_Susie
    Mustang_Susie Posts: 7,045 Member
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    Repo man. The one from 1984 with Emilio Estevez.

    Pulp Fiction.

    Valley Girl.

    Aha! 80's!!
    Valley Girl
    Top Gun
    Dirty Dancing
    Purple Rain

    Then there's the John Hughes movies:
    Sixteen Candles
    Pretty In Pink (I had that one memorized)
    Breakfast Club

    And John Travolta in the late 70s: Saturday Night Fever & Grease :glasses:
  • dunadan
    dunadan Posts: 105 Member
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    The correct answer is Passion: Music for The Last Temptation of Christ, by Peter Gabriel.

    Thanks for playing everybody, and have a good day!

    Now, how do I close down this topic... :laugh:
  • Mustang_Susie
    Mustang_Susie Posts: 7,045 Member
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    The correct answer is Passion: Music for The Last Temptation of Christ, by Peter Gabriel.

    Thanks for playing everybody, and have a good day!

    Now, how do I close down this topic... :laugh:

    We're not even close to 500 :wink: