Name Some of Your Favorite Soundtracks

Yeah, 1 is definitely better, but I love the ending song from 2. Also, check out the Twin Peaks, Fire Walk With Me soundtrack. It is amazing, nothing compares to it.

Okay, here's some of my all-time favourites:

Bram Stoker's Draula (1992)
Vamp (1986)
Jurassic Park (1993)
Toys (1991)
Hook (1992)

That's just a few of them.

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Scores

LOTR ROTK
Matrix
Hook

Soundtrack

Old School - bada ba ba ba
Clueless
Beetlejuice
American Pie trilogy
Donnie Darko
Nightmare Before Cristmas
Peter Pan
Rocky Horror Picture Show

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The Graduate...Simon and Garfunkel
Legend...Tangerine Dream
Crouching Tiger...Tan Dun
ET...John Williams
Star Wars...John Williams
The Wall...Pink Floyd
Heavy Metal...various
American Pop...various
The Crow...various
Bladerunner...Vangelis
Conan the Barbarian...Pouledaris

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best film scores would be Titanic, Cinema Paradiso, Schindler's List

Phantom of the Opera, naturally
the club music from Basic Instinct
the credits music from Bourne Supremacy
the credits music from the Matrix
and the entire soundtrack for Advent Children

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Miller's Crossing. Carter Burwell did an amazing job.

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The Big Lebowski
Snatch
Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels
Once Upon a Time in the West
The Toxic Avenger
Pink Floyd - The Wall
This Is Spinal Tap
Team America
Full Metal Jacket
Reservoir Dogs
A Clockwork Orange
A Fistful of Dollars
Kill Bill Vol. 1
Raiders of the Lost Ark

That's a few.

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Snatch
Desperado
The Last Samurai
The Village
Batman Begins
Gangs of New York
Romeo and Juliet
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Office Space
Bandits

hells yea that **** is the mad notes! but i'm gunna conform here and say Garden State is a great one sorry for ll you non-conformists out there

The Last of the Mohicans
Rob Roy
Braveheart (1 & 2)
Edward Scissorhands
Nightmare Before Christmas
Gladiator
Thunderheart
Desperado
Legend
Conan the Barbarian
Phantom of the Opera
We Were Soldiers
Labyrinth
Lord of the Rings (trilogy)
The Crow
O' Brother Where Art Thou
Amadeus
Highlander
Highlander - Endgames
The Saint
Trainspotting
Much Ado About Nothing
Empire Records
Dazed and Confused
The Breakfast Club
Dead Man
The Godfather
Easy Rider

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Pretty sad that noone has mentioned The Warriors, with probably the most appropriate licensed music ever in a movie and an original opening song that blew the pants off of anything else that touched it.

Singin in the Rain is another great movie for song.

8-mile is an awful movie, in both music and quality.

Just thought I'd put that in there.

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It's been a while since I've seen The Warriors… I remember liking some of the soundtrack but would need to hear it again before I added it to a favorites list… what I found sad was that no one had listed The Last of the Mohicans…

Nowhere to Run - Arnold McCuller

When that song started playing on the radio and the gangs started flexing their muscle I felt more emotion than I've ever felt before. Not sadness, or happiness, mind you, more like "The Warriors are ****ed"

Plus the theme song was cool as well.

Good cinematography in that movie, but some huge flipping plot holes.

legends of the fall
witness
what a girl wants
west side story
phantom of the opera
chicago

legends of the fall
witness
what a girl wants
west side story
phantom of the opera
chicago
one crazy summer
seven brides for seven brothers
carousel

Favourite ones so far;

The Punisher original score
Terminator ones
Napoleon Dynamite
"Injection" from MI2
Batman Begins score
"On our own" from Ghostbusters 2
"Final Bell" from rocky

Just a few

Dan

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"Fight when others fold, pursue while others retreat, conquer while others quit, and make right when all else is wrong." Frank Castle

How could I forget The Warriors?

And more importantly, how could I forget The Blues Brothers?

I'm glad you agreed with me, and yes, the blues brothers are some classic song.

But I need to lobby some more for the warriors.

What was the first chart topping soundtrack sold?

What? The Warriors of course!