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    I'd have to agree, Comedian. Good God. The taiko drumming in that soundtrack is fabulous. And 'Farewell' always strikes a deep chord in my heart.

    I am embarrassed to say I rather like the synthesized epic scores composed by Hans Zimmer -- 'Gladiator' in particular.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Modigliani View Post
    I'd have to agree, Comedian. Good God. The taiko drumming in that soundtrack is fabulous. And 'Farewell' always strikes a deep chord in my heart.

    I am embarrassed to say I rather like the synthesized epic scores composed by Hans Zimmer -- 'Gladiator' in particular.

    More later when I'm not procrastinating.
    Oh wow Modi, don't be embarrassed at all. I love Gladiator soundtrack! I like Zimmer's SD's, too. Fine scores indeed.

    I like the soundtrack to Last of the Mohicans by Trevor Jone, Randy Edelman.

    I like soundtracks by Horner as well.

    Here are some of the soundtracks I own and enjoy:

    Movies - Soundtrack Recordings

    Amelie
    Anna and The King
    Batman Returns
    Dances with Wolves
    Deep blue ~ George Fenton
    Don Juan DeMarco
    Elizabeth
    English Patient, The
    Ever After
    Forever Young
    Free Willie
    Gladiator
    Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone
    Hope Floats
    Horse Whisperer, The
    Hours,The
    I am Sam
    I Dreamed of Africa
    Last of the Mohicans
    Legends of the Fall
    Life is Beautiful
    Lord of the Rings ~ Return of the King
    Merlin
    Message in a Bottle
    Mirror Has Two Faces, The
    Nostradamus
    Out of Africa
    Pianist, The
    Piano, The
    Room With a View
    Schindler's List
    Shakespeare in Love
    Somersby
    Somewhere in Time
    Star Wars Episode 1 The Phantom Menace
    Titanic ~ James Horner
    Three Musketeers, The


    Kenneth Branagh films

    By Patrick Doyle

    Much Ado About Nothing
    Love's Labours Lost
    Hamlet
    Henry V
    Sense and Sensibility
    As You Like It
    Dead Again
    Frankenstein

    Othello ~ Charlie Mole
    The Proposition ~ Stephen Endelman

    I think I have more than this now since I have added to this list since I compiled it.

    I also have Broadway play film SD's. I will list those soon.

    Odd, sometimes I have hated the movie and loved the soundtrack! haha....well, at least there was some saving grace to the experience.
    Last edited by Janine; 10-26-2009 at 03:17 PM.
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    One of my all time favorite soundtracks is Room with a View, however, I didn't like the film at all.

    Favorite Disney soundtrack is Beauty and the Beast.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lynne50 View Post
    Favorite Disney soundtrack is Beauty and the Beast.
    that's my fav Disney too, soundtrack and movie

    as for the disney songs I also liked "A whole new world" from Aladdin, and "Once upon a December" from Anastasia
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lynne50 View Post
    One of my all time favorite soundtracks is Room with a View, however, I didn't like the film at all.

    Favorite Disney soundtrack is Beauty and the Beast.
    Hi Lynne! Room with a View is one of my favorite SD's, too; but unlike you, I love the movie. Did you ever read the book? Only thing about the movie, that I didn't like was Cecil; played by Daniel Day-Lewis; he seemed like such a nit-wit! I couldn't imagine Lucy even looking twice at him, let alone agreeing to marry him. Odd that I failed to mention Room With a View; I thought that was in my Opera section and I was thinking about it when I did list the first ones...apparently I just failed to put it on the list.

    I hated the film Legends of the Fall and recently found the soundtrack to be great.

    Here's my Disney favorites an my Film/Broadway show soundtracks.
    My favorite Disney one is also Beauty and the Beast. The Lion King is pretty great, too.

    Here's some more of my soundtracks:

    Disney


    The Lion King
    Beauty and the Beast
    Fantasia

    Others composers (New Age)~ Movies/Films

    El Greco ~ Vangelis
    Themes ~ Vangelis
    Chariots of Fire ~ Vangelis
    Antarctica ~ Vangelis
    Blader Runner ~ Vangelis

    Musicals - Movie Soundtrack Recording

    Annie Get You Gun
    Oklahoma
    The Sound of Music
    The Sound of Music (Revival Cast)
    The King and I
    Moulin Rouge
    The Man of La Mancha
    Camelot
    Carousel
    South Pacific
    South Pacific (Original Broadway Cast)
    Miss Saigon (Original London Cast)
    Dralion Cirque Du Soleil
    Love (Beatles arrangements) Cirque Du Soleil
    Les Miserables
    Phantom of the Opera
    Kismet

    Opera

    Madame Butterfly (Richard Troxel and Ying Huang)


    Other/Mixes

    John Williams by Request
    Broadway's Greatest Love Songs
    The Definitive Performances - Movie Music (2 Discs)
    Last edited by Janine; 10-26-2009 at 10:49 PM.
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    I've been listening to the RocknRolla soundtrack, since these days I'm watching Guy Ritchie movies, and it's pretty cool
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    Just saw The Third Man again. May I please say again that its zither soundtrack is the greatest use of music in a film?

    I looove Wendy Carlos's re-synthesizing of Beethoven and Rossini in A Clockwork Orange

    Also, I'm lovin' the score from Psycho and the poetically despairing score from Bela Tarr's Werkmeister Harmonies is utterly mezmerizing, as is the movie.

    Don't mean to change the subject, but how about uses of silence (or lack of music) in films? Prime examples that come to mind are:

    The encounter with the Nazi general in The Pianist
    The climax of Goodbye Solo
    The emergency exit scene in 2001: A Space Odyssey (possibly the greatest)
    The whole of No Country for Old Men
    The whole of The Conversation
    The climax of Rear Window
    The hospital mob scene from Werckmeister Harmonies

    will think of some more
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    Wouldn't call it a favourite but I like the soundtrack from "The Last of the Mohicans".
    Goes well with the mountains and forests and sounds good on the pipes too.

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    The soundtracks to "Enemy at the Gates" and "Last of the Mohicans" are awesome, but probably my all time favorite is the soundtrack to "Black Hawk Down". Parts of that soundtrack are just gut-wrenching.
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    I have to agree with Daniel Benoit about The Third Man soundtrack. No other music could have better accompanied this story of corruption in divided post-war Vienna. Here is the poignant ending to the film.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5icX835oyh4

    Another British film that was a huge success and made about the same time was The Legend of the Glass Mountain with a soundtrack by the great Nino Rota who later worked on many of Fellini's films. A loosely told narrative is written over the scenic pictorialisation of the video; which erroneously gives the composer as Ron Goodwin.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNfU0gv7Dw8

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    all that soul music, does a body good....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hurricane View Post
    The soundtracks to "Enemy at the Gates" and "Last of the Mohicans" are awesome, but probably my all time favorite is the soundtrack to "Black Hawk Down". Parts of that soundtrack are just gut-wrenching.
    enisson and Hurricane, I was going to mention "Last of the Mohicans"...I love that soundtrack!

    I was watching "Lawrence of Arabia" last night and for an epic soundtrack, that is one of the best ever! The music and photography make that movie...truly stunning and sweeping epic music - love it!

    I like the soundtrack to "Cider House Rules", "The Piano", and "Schindler's List"....I will think of more. I collect as many as I can.
    "It's so mysterious, the land of tears."

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    I'm no movie buff. The only one that sticks out for me is Saturday Night Fever.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmBhR...rom=PL&index=3

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69VsA...eature=related


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    Stayin' alive.
    Stayin' alive.
    Ah, ha, ha, ha,
    Stayin' alive.
    etc....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Virgil View Post
    I'm no movie buff. The only one that sticks out for me is Saturday Night Fever.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmBhR...rom=PL&index=3

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69VsA...eature=related




    Virgil, I loved that one too, back in the day! Good one to bring up. I also loved the soundtrack to "The Graduate" and a lot of other films from around that era. I will watch the Youtube clips later; cooking dinner now.
    "It's so mysterious, the land of tears."

    Chapter 7, The Little Prince ~ Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

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