Tron Legacy
The Crow
Shrek 2
Sucker Punch
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X-files.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is my absolute fav.
Haven’t seen anyone mention Cinema Paradiso or The Good the Bad and the Ugly. Both are wildly different. Ennio Morricone is a genius.
There’s also The Incredibles - Michael Giacchino
The Greatest Showman - Various Artists
Saving Private Ryan - John Williams
The Prince of Egypt - Hans Zimmer
The Gospel of John - Jeff Dann (great middle eastern vibe)
The crow
Kill Bill Volume 2! And I like the Carol (2015) soundtrack (totally not a lesbian).
Amélie
I was a hipster in high school and I used to have Amelie on my iPod classic. Was such a tiny screen. :)
Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse
Not a movie but all 3 Beastars openings sound so good
Mine is from the 1996 anime film X. It is based on a CLAMP manga and goes much harder than the poster would lead you to believe.
The soundtrack complements the tone perfectly with its experimental and unsettling atmosphere.
Queen of The Damned' soundtrack is the GOAT. That cd was far better than the movie.
Forsaken Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by Jonathan Davis Double Violin and Vocal Improvisation by Shenkar Jonathan Davis appears courtesy of Epic Records Shankar appears courtesy of 15 Records
Redeemer Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by Jonathan Davis and Marilyn Manson Double Violin and Vocal Improvisation by Shenkar Jonathan Davis appears courtesy of Epic Records Shankar appears courtesy of 15 Records System Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by Chester Bennington Double Violin and Vocal Improvisation by Shenkar Jonathan Davis appears courtesy of Epic Records Shankar appears courtesy of 15 Records
Slept So Long Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by Jonathan Davis Double Violin and Vocal Improvisation by Shenkar Jonathan Davis appears courtesy of Epic Records Shankar appears courtesy of 15 Records
Not Meant for Me Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by Jonathan Davis Double Violin and Vocal Improvisation by Shenkar Jonathan Davis appears courtesy of Epic Records Shankar appears courtesy of 15 Records
Body Crumbles Written by Jeff Gutt, Judd Gruenbaum, Brandon Brown, Dan Hartwell and Jeff Blue Performed by Dry Cell Courtesy of Hollywood Riviera/Warner Bros. Records By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
Cold Written by Wayne Static (as Wayne Wells), Tony Campos (as Antonio Campos) and Ken Jay (as Kenneth Lacey) Performed by Static-X Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc. By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
Dead Cell Written and Performed by Papa Roach Courtesy of DreamWorks Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Stay Down Written by Sunny Phillips and Christian Performed by Candyhateful Courtesy of Church City Nine Records
Excess Written by Tricky (as Adrian Thaws) and Alanis Morissette (uncredited) Performed by Tricky Courtesy of Hollywood Records/Anti Inc., a division of Epitaph Europe B.V.
Invitation Written and Performed by Robin Casinader After Written by Tristah Hervo and Silvere Marcel Performed by Wide Open Cage Courtesy of Sita Records
Temptation Written by Frank Fitzpatrick, Diana Williamson and Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Performed by Sasha Lazard featuring E-Day Courtesy of OmTown Music, a division of Higher Octave Music, Inc.
Headstrong Written by Wil Martin (as William Martin), Scott Kohler, Guy Couturier and Todd Wyatt Performed by Earshot Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc. By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
Penetrate Written by Jason Charles Miller and Ullrich Hepperlin Performed by Godhead Courtesy of Priority Records Under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets
Down with the Sickness Written by Mike Wengren, Dan Donegan, David Draiman (as Dave Draiman) and Steve Kmak Performed by Disturbed Courtesy of Giant Records By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
Change (In the House of Flies) Written by Chino Moreno (as Camillo Moreno), Chi Cheng (as Chi Cheng), Abe Cunningham and Stephan Carpenter Performed by Deftones Courtesy of Maverick Recording Company By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
Before I'm Dead Written by Free Dominguez and Bruce Somers (as Bruce M. Somers) Performed by Kidney Thieves (as kidneythieves) Courtesy of Extasy Records International
Forsaken Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by David Draiman David Draiman appears courtesy of Giant Records
Not Meant for Me Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by Wayne Static Wayne Static appears courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
Scream 3
Django unchained
American pie
Spiderman into the spider verse
- Lock stock and two smoking barrels
- o’ brother where art thou
- tron (daft punk)
Tron 2. Daft Punk without lyrics is perfect for me.
Oh Brother Where Art Thou is a good one.
Trainspotting
Hackers
Atomic Blonde
Go
Grease
The Big Lebowski
The Crow
Mary Poppins
- Conan The Barbarian by Basil Polidouris
- Aliens by James Horner
- The Good The Bad And The Ugly by Ennio Morricone
I just watched Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure yesterday and though the soundtrack is not original, the soundtrack made the movie.
The Mission 1986.
Already lots of LOTR & Tron: Legacy here. Not seeing much love for animated film scores, so on that note & in no particular order:
- How to Train Your Dragon trilogy, 1 is personal favorite
- Kung Fu Panda trilogy, 2 is ~~so fucking good oh my god~~ personal favorite
- The Lion King (1994)
- Spirited Away
- My Neighbor Totoro
- Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
- The Super Mario Movie
- Finding Nemo
- Up
A couple of these have great soundtracks, too, but I do love a good score.
Nausicaa!
Desperado
Batman (both Elfman and Prince)
Last Action Hero
The Matrix
LOTR
The Fifth Element
Terminator 2
Tron Legacy.
One of the few soundtracks I can listen from front to back.
Koyaanisqatsi
Solaris (the remake)
Whiplash
Broken Flowers
The Fountain
Pirates ot Caribbean
I feel like whiplash is cheating but you right lol
A few of my favs, in no particular order:
- The Lord of the Rings trilogy
- Tron: Legacy
- Oblivion
- Gladiator
- Star Wars (especially Episode I)
- Interestellar
- Cosmos
- Blade Runner
Vangelis, enough said.
Animatrix. It's been in my regular listening rotation for probably over 15 years now.
Dune (1984)
The Fifth Element
Toto’s Dune score is objectively amazing, and also that one Brian Eno track was perfect. Good pick.
2001: A Space Odyssey. Ligeti scared the shit out of me as a kid, and I love it.
- Tron by Draft Punk
- Lord of the Ring
- Interstellar
- The Graduate
Into the wild
A few that spring to mind...
Vertigo
Psycho
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
Mulholland Drive
All 3 LOTR films
Star Wars OT
Indiana Jones (especially Raiders)
The Sweet Smell of Success
Oh yes, I remember the Twin Peaks movie having the Cherubini requiem. Awesome stuff
Ah, I never knew what that piece was. It's fantastic though, a perfect fit along with all of Badalamenti and Lynch's music.
My particular favourite is the weird drone of The Pink Room, turned up loud, but it's all good!
My favorite is the soundtrack to Princess Mononoke, composed by Joe Hisaishi.
Bad Company (Trevor Rabin)
Starship Troopers (Basil Poledouris)
Star Trek 2009 (Michael Giacchino)
The Mask Of Zorro (James Horner)
Gross Pointe Blank
The Natural
Hereditary solely for that ending banger. Or anything by Atticus Ross and/or Trent Reznor. I recently rewatched the Book of Eli and it feels dated, but THOSE SOUNDS.
Fight Club, Amélie, The Crow (original), To Live and Die in LA
Godfather 1 Highlander Empire of the Sun Backdraft Star Wars Ep. 4 Goodfellas Purple Rain
Highlander
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