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
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Amelie!
Also the Kill Bill movies, and Reservoir Dogs.
Truman Show
Disturbia was the last one I purchased... xD, just for the song by TWF.
Requiem for a Dream has the best soundtrack.
NOW UR A MANOriginally Posted by Balzac
I like Kung-Fu.
Obligatory Star Wars & Lord Of The Rings reply
Last of the Mohicans was good.
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.
Rye made this!
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
I ripped the parental advisory off the booklet so my parents wouldn't see
when I was little I was totally hip to the End of Days soundtrack and I never even saw the movie
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The Lion King, Hairspray, Juno, School of Rock, Dirty Dancing, Grease...they're all amazing, really.
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
True beauty exists in things that last only for a moment.
Current Mood: And it's been a long December and there's reason to believe. Maybe this year will be better than the last. I can't remember all the times I tried to tell myself. To hold on to these moments as they pass...
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.
Not my words Carol, the words of Top Gear magazine.
I second that. The shins are brilliant.
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