Soundtracks Better than the Films

I was listening to Disturbed before they become famous. <hipster mode off>

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Look, I'm not judging you - after all, I'm posting here myself, but maybe, just maybe, if you spent less time here and more time watching films, maybe, and I stress, maybe your taste would be of some value. Just a thought, ya know.

8 1/2, Barry Lyndon, The Tree of Life. Could be others I'm forgetting about too.

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Less Than Zero

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Not that the music even had to be listenable.

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The Life of David Gale was very bad, but that music? Brilliant. Almost made me forgive Kevin Spacey.

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On the other hand, for me, the music in Suspiria was pretty annoying. Another Argento's movie, Deep Red, even though having a soundtrack made by the same group - Goblin, is a lot better in my eyes.

I've lost interest in The Shawshank Redemption, but still love the film score, the music in areal view coming over the prison, very immersing.

I'll look it up sometime.

For a long time it was the ringing of my phone...

I actually like this flick.



Not this one so much, but this theme is so cool.

A movie with a soundtrack:
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^^Yup Agreed!

Also did anyone mention Daredevil?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0287978/?ref_=sr_1

Movie.... silly. Soundtrack.... Great!

I know not many (if any) people will agree as the film itself gets a lot of love but I'd put forward A Fistful of Dollars. Finally watched it a few days back and found barely anything to hold my attention. Morricone's score however was excellent.

I'm sure there are others but can't think at the moment

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I have to say Once Upon a Time in the West. Shares a director and composer. The title track is sublime and the soundtrack overall is excellent. I don't hate the film and there are some fantastic moments whichever way you look at them, but I certainly wasn't enamoured - and pretty bored through large stretches.

I don't like Westerns anyways.... But the above two movies were good but not like something you go crazy about.

I think that the Queen of the Damned movie's best elements are entirely from the soundtrack, which features Disturbed, Korn, and a couple of other notable bands. The movie itself is nothing special.I also find myself thinking about Daredevil.

I agree about both A Fistful of Dollars and Once Upon a Time in the West. The soundtrack was great in both, but especially in the second, where it was much better than the movie.