Movie Soundtracks

[Jessweeee♪]

I love the music in the Mortal Kombat movies n.n The music in the games is SO DULL I WANT TO RIP MY EARS OFF.


I'm listening to Reptile's theme and the Hypnotic House remix of the theme song right now. I love them :love:


I rented the movie so I could watch it with my cousins. We used to watch it when we were little and wrestle on the furniture and karate chop the walls and stuff 'cuz the theme song wound us up like eight pillow cases full of candy!


What's your favorite movie soundtrack :D?

[DMKA]

Pocahontas

[kingofallheathens]

Gummo!

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[Dolentrean]

Forrest Gump was the first that came to mind.

[Nifleheim7]

Versus by Nobuhico Morino and The Hithcer(1986) by Mark Isham are some of my favourites.
I'm still trying to find the later at a reasonable price though...:cry:

[Roto13]

Garden State. :P

[charliepanayi]

Lost in Translation. Though The Blues Brothers comes close.

[Comet]

Godfather.

[Kossage]

The Land Before Time. It has great and memorable themes, wonderful use of orchestra and choir, and the title song is quite bittersweet in a good way. It sounds more like a symphony than a movie score, and the good mixing is definitely a plus. :)

[Rantz]

Can't name one alone, but O Brother Where Art Thou, The Lord of the Rings (Fellowship), I'm Not There and

Garden State
comes to mind. I'm sure there are a lot more, but I can't remember any more at the moment.

[Balzac]

Orgasmo, just for the song in the club scene.

[Loony BoB]

Cold Mountain, Jurassic Park, City of Angels, Cruel Intentions, Garden State, Peter's Friends.

And the Mortal Kombat theme is often played at my flat by Danielle and I. 8-)

[Ryth]

Blade Runner.

[Kes]

MirrorMask.

Also, Disney's Beauty and the Beast.

[LunarWeaver]

Hmm. I've listened to Advent Children's soundtrack the most actually. I guess that must make it my favorite. God help me!

[Wolf Kanno]

Original soundtracks (i.e. not compilations of famous songs) Tenchi Muyo in Love, some of the Bond soundtracks, Nightmare Before Christmas, Macross: Do You Remember Love? and Mononoke Hime.

Compilations soundtracks: Grosse Point Blanke, Wasabi, Snatch, and The Royal Tenenbaums

[Parker]

Amelie!

Also the Kill Bill movies, and Reservoir Dogs.

[Pete for President]

Truman Show

[Markus. D]

Disturbia was the last one I purchased... xD, just for the song by TWF.

[Moon Rabbits]

Requiem for a Dream has the best soundtrack.

[DMKA]

Orgasmo, just for the song in the club scene.

NOW UR A MAN

[I Don't Need A Name]

Obligatory Star Wars & Lord Of The Rings reply

[Jings]

Last of the Mohicans was good.

[Medi]

Gattaca. My other two favorites have been mentioned: Requiem for a Dream and Mononoke.

Also, I really like this one song from The Lion King, I think it's called "This Land", but as for the music with actual singing from that film, no good.

[Vyk]

I fell in love with Equilibrium's soundtrack for a long while

And love or hate The Matrix. I think the music was really good

[Meow]

when I was little I was totally hip to the End of Days soundtrack and I never even saw the movie

[beckabop123]

The Lion King, Hairspray, Juno, School of Rock, Dirty Dancing, Grease...they're all amazing, really.

[Wolf Kanno]

I would also like to add Cowboy Bebop: Knockin on Heaven's Door, Gun Shy, Labyrinth, and Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie.

I'm going to cheat a bit... Macross Plus :cool:

[Heath]

All the Star Wars scores are pretty excellent as are the Indiana Jones ones. Both of those by John Williams who has produced a lot of the 'classic' film themes. I've also got a soft spot for the soundtrack to Goodbye, Lenin by Yann Tiersen (who I believe, also did Amelie). Worth mentioning is The Producers, simply for the song Springtime for Hitler.

[daggertrepe]

Garden State. :P

I second that. The shins are brilliant.

[Bastian]

The Shins are nice, yes, but Frou Frou on that is WAY better.

ANYWAY, I really like movies scores (the orchestral or whatever) music as a genre a LOT. My favorite composer is Tomas Newman (Angels in America, Erin Brachovich, Finding Nemo, etc). He has his own amazingly unique style. I also really love Harry Gregson-Williams (Narnia movies) and Hishashi Joe (the Miyazaki Ghibli movies). And the soundtracks to the first two NeverEnding Story movies and Labyrinth and Legend (both versions) and . . . on and on. :P

[BG-57]

Star Trek the Motion Picture, Topsy Turvey, The Empire Strikes Back, Dark City, and Silent Hill.

[Spiffing Cheese]

Garden Staaaate. And omg, Mulan, purely for Donny Osmond singing about killing him some Huns. Oh and DIRTY DANCING PLZ.

[Wolf Kanno]

Topsy Turvey

:eek:OMG someone else who knows this awesome move!!!

[Coma]

The Fountain.

[scrumpleberry]

Labyrinth >.<, Kill Bill, Requiem for a Dream, LoTR, Crouching Tiger, Nightmare Before Christmas, Princess Monononononononoke, Laputa, Spirited Away, Amelie, The Matrix all have a couple of tunes that I like to listen to from time to time.

[I Don't Need A Name]

Worth mentioning is The Producers, simply for the song Springtime for Hitler.


correct
but what about Der Guten Tag Hop-Clop?

[BG-57]

Topsy Turvey

:eek:OMG someone else who knows this awesome move!!!

You have excellent taste. :)


There's something inherently disappointing about success.

Every time I hear that line I'm laughing so hard I can never hear Kitty's reply. That and him playing around with the katana.

So you seen any G&S live? Acorn media has a great DVD boxed set. Expensive though.

[charliepanayi]

Topsy Turvey

:eek:OMG someone else who knows this awesome move!!!

It is a great movie, very different to what Mike Leigh usually does as well. Though his other stuff is still very good. But I watched Topsy Turvy one Christmas on TV and it is terrific.

[Araciel]

Vanilla Sky...


The soundtrack far outshines the film.

[Heath]

Worth mentioning is The Producers, simply for the song Springtime for Hitler.


correct
but what about Der Guten Tag Hop-Clop?

Not heard it. Only seen the 1968 version.

[I Don't Need A Name]

Worth mentioning is The Producers, simply for the song Springtime for Hitler.


correct
but what about Der Guten Tag Hop-Clop?

Not heard it. Only seen the 1968 version.

you're missing out
personally, the 1968 one bored me to death xD

[charliepanayi]

Worth mentioning is The Producers, simply for the song Springtime for Hitler.


correct
but what about Der Guten Tag Hop-Clop?

Not heard it. Only seen the 1968 version.

you're missing out
personally, the 1968 one bored me to death xD

Are you seriously suggesting the more recent version of The Producers is better than the original? Because if you are, I have to strongly disagree.

[I Don't Need A Name]

Worth mentioning is The Producers, simply for the song Springtime for Hitler.


correct
but what about Der Guten Tag Hop-Clop?

Not heard it. Only seen the 1968 version.

you're missing out
personally, the 1968 one bored me to death xD

Are you seriously suggesting the more recent version of The Producers is better than the original? Because if you are, I have to strongly disagree.
we all have different opinions.
i prefered it as a musical

[BG-57]

I liked the original movie and the Broadway show, but the movie of the Broadway show wasn't so great.

[Jessweeee♪]

Worth mentioning is The Producers, simply for the song Springtime for Hitler.


correct
but what about Der Guten Tag Hop-Clop?

Not heard it. Only seen the 1968 version.

you're missing out
personally, the 1968 one bored me to death xD

Are you seriously suggesting the more recent version of The Producers is better than the original? Because if you are, I have to strongly disagree.
we all have different opinions.
i prefered it as a musical

OMG I can't believe I forgot to mention this xD

I never saw the original. My grandma was like OMG JESSICA YOU GOTTA WATCH THIS IT'S THE BEST! and I was like OMG YOU'RE RIGHT THIS IS THE BEST MUSICAL EVAR. and then we went and saw it on stage and it was awesome xD

[Jings]

If it hasn't been mentioned yet then the soundtrack to O Brother, Where Art Thou? deserves to be in here. I watched it the other night and every song was fantastic.

'As I went down in the river to pray...'