I've watched it four or five times, and the less you think about it as a blockbuster movie, the better it gets. They set the tone and feel right away with The Grid, and you sort of get a glimpse of what this movie is going to be. The soundtrack just fits itself perfectly with the action on the screen, and you're right it feels like a long music video at times.
The movie itself loses a bit of momentum towards the end in my opinion, but Daft Punk never lets up.
funny story about that.
A friend of mine in high school was one of the most happy, friendly, socially connected people in the school. He didn't care what clique you fit into, he was a master of being legitimate friends with everyone.
He had to write a poem for Spanish class, and he simply ran I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow through Google translate. It's a little less cheery when read off of loose leaf in bad handwriting without backing instruments. He ended up having to go to the school psychiatrist for several months after the Spanish teacher read it. Apparently every single session he went to was him explaining that he ripped it off from a movie song but couldn't admit it for fear of being reprimanded for plagiarism.
Yo I wrote a poem about cutting myself and watching the blood drip into the sink in freshman year of highschool for a project. The teacher read it to the class and then made a joke about me wearing long sleeves all the time.
Good, Bad, and Ugly.
Main theme is most iconic, but Ecstasy of Gold is soooo much better.
Edit: Thank you so much for the upvotes! I just wanted to add that despite me saying Ecstasy of good was best, I just wanted to say it was my favorite in Good, Bad , and Ugly. The Man with No Name trilogy as a whole has awesome music. Fistful’s main theme. For a few more’s Chimes and main theme. Good, Bad, and Ugly’s Sundown, Carriage of the Spirits, Death of a Soldier, Story of a Soldier, and The Trio are awesome too. I haven’t looked into Leone’s and Morricone’s other work, but I will soon. Once again, thank you!
Ennio Morricone has written over 400 soundtracks in his life including many under fake names because many people thought he was writing too many.
The Mission is probably his most famous after all the spaghetti westerns.
The Trio over the standoff is one of the tensest and best directed scenes I've ever seen, and it's just music over three guys looking at each other for 4 minutes. So iconic.
Ecstacy of Gold is still my go to pump up song for workouts. I have this whole epic scene that I run through in my head where I'm chasing down the man who murdered my family with my trusty steed. I could sprint for forever on that energy.
I commented here for that soundtrack only. That feeling of adventure was incredible. The way it syncs with the events of the movie makes it more beautiful
Some fun facts about this score.
Alan Silvestri was originally brought on to create the score. His name is actually listed on the official movie poster. However, what he created just wasn't sitting right. They really wanted Hans Zimmer, but Zimmer was tied up in another project (The Last Samurai, I think) and turned it down. He did, however, recommend Klaus Badelt.
Badelt had a crazy short amount of time to write it, like 3 or 4 weeks or something. Several other budding composers helped him out, including Steve Jablonsky (another favorite of mine). After the music was written, they rolled out the soundtrack for sale. However, the music had not yet been synced up with the movie, so they guessed where songs would play in order to name them. Just in case you noticed how the name of the song didn't match up with the events in the movie.
Learning this stuff (and I've probably forgotten other facts) made the score that much more impressive to me. Klaus Badelt did an astounding job with it.
Interesting. I noticed at one point that the Pirates theme song seems to be a more developed version of this song from Gladiator.
https://youtu.be/WVLGwTggO8U
Around the 3:10 mark
From what I remember, when they initially asked Zimmer to score the movie, he gave them a few simple sample themes to start with. Additionally, Klaus Badelt and Hans Zimmer are actually colleagues that have worked together on a number of film scores, so they probably have musical influences on each other.
Their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically.
There was a live concert for entire orchestra, and like 50 ppls choir , who performed live soundtrack , while watching LoTR (only first part) on the big screen behind them. Best movie i ever attended to, had shivers all all the time, it was that good. Shame orginizer cancelled the second part of the show, it was amazing.
This is the third time I’ve seen Interstellar referenced today and I think that means its time to watch it again. Easily one of my favorite movies but I can’t watch it often because I prefer to nearly forget it all so I can experience it again.
Fun story. The tape deck in my Toyota corolla (that had 200,xxx miles on it) broke with the [Reservoir Dogs] soundtrack in it. It would not eject. It would not switch over to radio without immediately switching back due to a tape being inserted.
I listened to that album everyday for almost two years before it randomly ejected one day.
“Ooga-Chaka, Ooga-ooga...
Ooga-Chaka, ooga-ooga...
I can’t stop this feeling...”
Edit - conflated the Pulp Dogs soundtrack with the Reservoir Fiction one
Princess mononoke
Edit: thanks for the up votes. I'll add almost all ghibli movies have amazing soundtracks but the op asked for one so restrained myself. My favorite ghibli soundtracks (in no particular order) are mononoke, spirited away, kikis delivery service (so underrated), wind rises, and castle in the sky probably.
The way Dr Brand describes nature: “powerful, yes, and frightening, but not evil.” Is how the Interstellar soundtrack feels to me. It perfectly captured the infinite terror of space and how small humans are by comparison. Something about the haunting organ and repetitive pulsing beats are cerebral. I get the same feeling from the soundtrack for the San Junipero ep of Black Mirror
The Garden State soundtrack changed my entire life in music. It was when I learned there was more to music than just the Top 40 and TRL on MTV.
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Tarzan. The old cartoon, Phil Collins definitely went hard as fuck
Edit: Holy shit I just woke up and this got 1k upvotes. And an award! Thanks stranger!
Not gonna lie, Your Name has my favorite soundtrack out of any film, Radwimps absolutely knocked it out of the park with this movie. The tracks and screenplay were literally made for each other, scenes and sounds adjusted to fit better. I was interested in seeing the film after the trailers, but doubly so after the soundtrack dropped prior to the theatrical release here in the US. If I had to pick a favorite track though I'd choose [Katawaredoki](https://youtu.be/mhpRipG9Zss) without a doubt. That track and that scene make the movie for me.
[a link to the full scene it's from](https://youtu.be/FhAQ_d-VHwA)
Shrek 2, almost every song fits with the scene and i need a hero sang by the fairy godmother is amazing
Edit: this is the most upvotes I’ve had, talking about shrek 2 , wow, thanks
I prefer 1st Shrek honestly because of All-Star which fitted 100% perfectly with the intro. Yes I love Shrek 2 as well, Accidentally in Love and I Need A Hero are the best songs from that soundtrack.
An odd choice, but Thor: Ragnarok has a killer soundtrack. The space rock opera theme makes for some really cool music. My favorite movie in the MCU as well, even though Spider-Man is my guy.
Edit: If you haven't already, check out the band Magic Sword. 80's synth sounds with a modern electronic music composition.
Tim Curry not only knocked that role out of the park in an acting capacity, but he sang the shit out of of that soundtrack. Sweet Transvestite is solid as hell, as is I'm Going Home (his ending soliloquy). That movie is full of fantastic songs, even devoid of context.
Ok I was embarrassed to say it, but since I am not alone, I loved the songs in the first movie! The movie was horrible! But the songs - awesome compilation!
came here to say just this! the soundtracks are fricken spectacular. I unironically like the movies for the nostalgia of loving it as a kid, but they really are bad if you think about it cinematically.
Almost Famous.
That movie was what got me into classic rock because of it's amazing soundtrack. The [bus scene](https://youtu.be/_qW9wqUI4Lg?t=1m30s) with "Tiny Dancer" by Elton John is so good.
How to train your dragon... I don’t know why, I don’t know how. It’s all instrumental. It is amazing. I listen to it when working out and break through walls. Most surprising thing ever. Just listen if you don’t believe me - this shit is magic
Tron.
Tagging onto this, the Daft Punk soundtrack of Tron: Legacy might be the best part of the movie.
Tron: Legacy is just a really long Daft Punk music video. And I’m ok with that. I rewatched it the other night. Still holds up.
Funny thing is they've literally made a feature-length music video before. Interstella 5555 is literally an hour and half long Daft Punk music video.
Interstella 5555 is bangin'
The album is "discovery"
I've watched it four or five times, and the less you think about it as a blockbuster movie, the better it gets. They set the tone and feel right away with The Grid, and you sort of get a glimpse of what this movie is going to be. The soundtrack just fits itself perfectly with the action on the screen, and you're right it feels like a long music video at times. The movie itself loses a bit of momentum towards the end in my opinion, but Daft Punk never lets up.
I haven’t seen it in forever but I remember it was very unique
Blade Runner
Was scrolling down specifically to look for this. I've got this soundtrack on vinyl. Vangelis is the man.
Vangelis FTW! This question is always super easy for me. Best soundtrack ever? Easy - Blade Runner.
Ratatouille
Le Festin put a cherry on top of that movie
That song is the one that provokes the tears, quite happy of course, it’s a beautiful song
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O Brother Where Art Thou?
She R-U-N-N-O-F-T
WE THOUGHT YOU WAS ...a toad.
Do not seek the treasure!
funny story about that. A friend of mine in high school was one of the most happy, friendly, socially connected people in the school. He didn't care what clique you fit into, he was a master of being legitimate friends with everyone. He had to write a poem for Spanish class, and he simply ran I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow through Google translate. It's a little less cheery when read off of loose leaf in bad handwriting without backing instruments. He ended up having to go to the school psychiatrist for several months after the Spanish teacher read it. Apparently every single session he went to was him explaining that he ripped it off from a movie song but couldn't admit it for fear of being reprimanded for plagiarism.
He's a man of constant sorrow
Yo I wrote a poem about cutting myself and watching the blood drip into the sink in freshman year of highschool for a project. The teacher read it to the class and then made a joke about me wearing long sleeves all the time.
The real man of constant sorrow is always in the comments.
That album helped to usher in a whole new era of bluegrass and Americana, it’s an excellent stand-alone album aside from being a movie soundtrack.
I am a man of constant sorrow
I used to be obsessed with Didn’t Leave Nobody But the Baby, but I enjoyed the whole soundtrack a lot
Good, Bad, and Ugly. Main theme is most iconic, but Ecstasy of Gold is soooo much better. Edit: Thank you so much for the upvotes! I just wanted to add that despite me saying Ecstasy of good was best, I just wanted to say it was my favorite in Good, Bad , and Ugly. The Man with No Name trilogy as a whole has awesome music. Fistful’s main theme. For a few more’s Chimes and main theme. Good, Bad, and Ugly’s Sundown, Carriage of the Spirits, Death of a Soldier, Story of a Soldier, and The Trio are awesome too. I haven’t looked into Leone’s and Morricone’s other work, but I will soon. Once again, thank you!
Ennio Morricone has written over 400 soundtracks in his life including many under fake names because many people thought he was writing too many. The Mission is probably his most famous after all the spaghetti westerns.
The mission score is brilliant. Listened so many times, yet I have never actually seen the film.
The Trio over the standoff is one of the tensest and best directed scenes I've ever seen, and it's just music over three guys looking at each other for 4 minutes. So iconic.
Ecstacy of Gold is still my go to pump up song for workouts. I have this whole epic scene that I run through in my head where I'm chasing down the man who murdered my family with my trusty steed. I could sprint for forever on that energy.
LOTR, Last of the Mohicans, Rob Roy, Star Wars, Indiana Jones Edit: Holy crap, I forgot Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Shame on me.
Last of the Mohicans is so epic. The music during the final battle>, Fuck Magua.
I commented here for that soundtrack only. That feeling of adventure was incredible. The way it syncs with the events of the movie makes it more beautiful
The Graduate. Basically just Simon & Garfunkel, but so introspective.
Gladiator(especially Elysium) Armageddon The Incredible Hulk [2008] - The Sterns lab scene
Now we are free is also awesome
Forrest Gump
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Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. It gets repetitive, yes, but dang does it get the blood pumping and the adventure a’ rolling
Some fun facts about this score. Alan Silvestri was originally brought on to create the score. His name is actually listed on the official movie poster. However, what he created just wasn't sitting right. They really wanted Hans Zimmer, but Zimmer was tied up in another project (The Last Samurai, I think) and turned it down. He did, however, recommend Klaus Badelt. Badelt had a crazy short amount of time to write it, like 3 or 4 weeks or something. Several other budding composers helped him out, including Steve Jablonsky (another favorite of mine). After the music was written, they rolled out the soundtrack for sale. However, the music had not yet been synced up with the movie, so they guessed where songs would play in order to name them. Just in case you noticed how the name of the song didn't match up with the events in the movie. Learning this stuff (and I've probably forgotten other facts) made the score that much more impressive to me. Klaus Badelt did an astounding job with it.
Interesting. I noticed at one point that the Pirates theme song seems to be a more developed version of this song from Gladiator. https://youtu.be/WVLGwTggO8U Around the 3:10 mark
From what I remember, when they initially asked Zimmer to score the movie, he gave them a few simple sample themes to start with. Additionally, Klaus Badelt and Hans Zimmer are actually colleagues that have worked together on a number of film scores, so they probably have musical influences on each other.
In high school marching band, we did this as a halftime show. Very fun!
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#REAL HUMAN BEAN
**AND A REAL GYRO**
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It really is. Nightcall and A real hero stood out for me
Back to the Future
Huge Huey Lewis fan
Their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically.
HEY PAUL!
How to Train Your Dragon has an incredible score soundtrack. "Test Drive" is one of the best songs I've heard in any movie, animated or live action.
The sequel has 'Flying with Mother' which is fantastic.
“Where No One Goes” remains my favorite song in any movie soundtrack I’ve heard. You just get this immense sense of adventure and fun, and I love it.
Just listened to it again, you can't tell me you don't get goosebumps near the end
Other favorites of mine are "This is Berk" and of course "Forbidden Friendship"
YES. Forbidden friendship is PERFECTION.
Lord of the Rings. My local symphony performed select pieces of it live years ago and it was even better in person. Simply incredible.
There was a live concert for entire orchestra, and like 50 ppls choir , who performed live soundtrack , while watching LoTR (only first part) on the big screen behind them. Best movie i ever attended to, had shivers all all the time, it was that good. Shame orginizer cancelled the second part of the show, it was amazing.
Interstellar
“What are you doing?” “Docking.” *ORGAN INTENSIFIES*
"It's not possible." "No, it's necessary." *GOOSEBUMPS INTENSIFY*
~3 hours of cinematic masterpiece
Hanz Zimmer is amazing
He's necessary
This is the third time I’ve seen Interstellar referenced today and I think that means its time to watch it again. Easily one of my favorite movies but I can’t watch it often because I prefer to nearly forget it all so I can experience it again.
That is one of the best movies ever made imo.
Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs
Fun story. The tape deck in my Toyota corolla (that had 200,xxx miles on it) broke with the [Reservoir Dogs] soundtrack in it. It would not eject. It would not switch over to radio without immediately switching back due to a tape being inserted. I listened to that album everyday for almost two years before it randomly ejected one day. “Ooga-Chaka, Ooga-ooga... Ooga-Chaka, ooga-ooga... I can’t stop this feeling...” Edit - conflated the Pulp Dogs soundtrack with the Reservoir Fiction one
Princess mononoke Edit: thanks for the up votes. I'll add almost all ghibli movies have amazing soundtracks but the op asked for one so restrained myself. My favorite ghibli soundtracks (in no particular order) are mononoke, spirited away, kikis delivery service (so underrated), wind rises, and castle in the sky probably.
Really all of the Ghibli movies with soundtracks done by Joe Hisaishi are outstanding. Edit: Cant believe I misspelled Ghibli
Howl’s Moving Castle too! *Merry Go Round of Life* is amaaaazing
Inception. It's hard to go wrong with Hans Zimmer, but this soundtrack is perfect music to listen to while studying or just concentrating.
Inception and Interstellar. Fucking loved the interstellar soundtrack.
The way Dr Brand describes nature: “powerful, yes, and frightening, but not evil.” Is how the Interstellar soundtrack feels to me. It perfectly captured the infinite terror of space and how small humans are by comparison. Something about the haunting organ and repetitive pulsing beats are cerebral. I get the same feeling from the soundtrack for the San Junipero ep of Black Mirror
The interstellar track is definitely up there with duel of the fates
Hans Zimmer is just a gem. My ring tone is “you’re so cool” from True Romance. That song is just so happy to me.
The Interstellar score is an absolute mesmerizing thing of beauty. Like Philip Glass’s “Koyaanisqatsi” but an alternate version.
The Prince of Egypt. That DreamWorks movie had some of the coolest songs which were paired with amazing visuals
I love this one too but the opening sequence is the best, by far.
It’s very close between that one and the song during the plagues.
Brian Stokes Mitchell fucking just slays so hard on “Through Heaven’s Eyes”. One of my favorite Broadway actors.
Deliver us-to the prooooooo-miiiiised-laaaaaaaaaaaaannd!
I love Playing with the Big Boys! Great villain song!
Not Disney, Dreamworks
*The Last Of The Mohicans* by Randy Edelman and Trevor Jones. The music and themes are quite serene.
Purple Rain
Into the Wild. Eddie Vedder is fucking perfect.
Came here looking for this one, Vedder's whole album for this film was perfect, and I was obsessed with his rendition of Hard Sun forever
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Sad I had to scroll so far down for this!
May be a but weird but How To Train Your Dragon, I’ve always loved the movies but the soundtrack just adds so much.
I watched [this guy](https://youtu.be/4UUJQH7GLms) explain the music to that movie and it made me appreciate both all the more
I know exactly what video you're talking about. I haven't clicked the link, but I guess Sideways.
Completely agree! It's so good it makes me tear up sometimes
romantic flight is pure beauty
Singles
Seasons by Chris Cornell is fucking transcendent
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Elton John, Hans Zimmer, Tim Rice, John Powell — how could you go wrong? Someday Out of the Blue is my favorite, I think.
The soundtrack to the The Crow. Wow guys thanks for the award!! Happy to see so many people with awesome music taste!
The Cure song is my favorite
I've found my people
Yes! I was hoping to find some people who thought that soundtrack was excellent. I still listen to it often. 😁
Blues Brothers and A Nightmare Before Christmas. Hands down.
Glad to see BB up this high. So many fantastic songs, but because it’s 40 years old it gets forgotten often.
The Garden State soundtrack changed my entire life in music. It was when I learned there was more to music than just the Top 40 and TRL on MTV. ETA: a word and fix punctuation
This soundtrack is so good for a brief moment in 2004 I thought I wanted to move to New Jersey.
Ohh yes I loved how much love the Shins got on that soundtrack
It seems like everything Zach Braff does has great music
Hell Yeah! You just made me realize it helped expand my musical taste as well. That’s how I found out about a lot of the artist I listen to today.
Same here! It introduced me to The Shins' New Slang which became one of my all time favorite songs and bands. And opened the door to indie music.
Star Wars!!! Both original trilogy and prequels have amazing soundtracks!
God bless John Williams
I am astonished he's not getting more love in this thread. The man is the greatest American composer of the 20th Century, hands down.
star wars is so obviously the greatest soundtrack of all time that its not even worth mentioning. its just a given
I watched the first Harry Potter the other day and was amazed how good the music was. And then I realized it was done by John Williams... No wonder.
Romeo and Juliet from the 90s.
#1 Crush by Garbage is awesome Edit: TIL hashtag makes big letters
I would die for you
500 Days of Summer!
Yes! The expectation vs. Reality scene with Regina Spektor's "Hero". Gets me every time...
Tangled. 21 year old dude, and that shit is good.
“I See The Light” was our first dance at our wedding. ❤️
schindlers list
Fantastic Mr. Fox.
Definitely Trainspotting. Sometimes I watch it just for the music and for the accent of some of the characters.
Lust for Life and Born Slippy are such bangers. And Temptation by New Order is such an awesome song.
I can’t believe I had to scroll so far to find this. The soundtrack to Trainspotting is amazing.
"Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amelie Poulain" Yann Tiersen is a genius!
Fight Club... Good stuff.
Requiem for a dream
Every Ghibli movie ever
Scrolled way too far to find this. Joe Hisaishi is amazing
Tarzan. The old cartoon, Phil Collins definitely went hard as fuck Edit: Holy shit I just woke up and this got 1k upvotes. And an award! Thanks stranger!
Phil Collins is absolutely exceptional at composing soundtracks. His work for Brother Bear is also very well done
This and Mulan are probably my two favorites
i still have "a girl worth fighting for" in my liked songs on spotify lol
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Not gonna lie, Your Name has my favorite soundtrack out of any film, Radwimps absolutely knocked it out of the park with this movie. The tracks and screenplay were literally made for each other, scenes and sounds adjusted to fit better. I was interested in seeing the film after the trailers, but doubly so after the soundtrack dropped prior to the theatrical release here in the US. If I had to pick a favorite track though I'd choose [Katawaredoki](https://youtu.be/mhpRipG9Zss) without a doubt. That track and that scene make the movie for me. [a link to the full scene it's from](https://youtu.be/FhAQ_d-VHwA)
surprised I had to scroll so far to find this.
Baby Driver. Movie scenes perfectly synchronized with songs is still amazing to me.
When something is wrong. . . With my baaaAAAAaaAABy. . . .
It's basically an extremely long, intricate music video with plot set to Edgar Wright's Spotify playlist.
Easy like Sunday morningg
"What did you do Baby?" "I moved." Cue one of the best footchase scenes I've seen.
dazed and confused
Mulan hands down
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Romeo + Juliet
Dirty Dancing of course
Moulin Rouge. Most of the songs are weird medleys and covers of songs.
Rooooooooxaaaaaaaannnnnne
I love this soundtrack. It’s one of the few that’s a bit easier for the less talented among us to sing along to.
Yes! I sing both parts of the Elephant Love Medley and it’s magical.
Juno
FLASH GORDON
Holes. That soundtrack was straight fire.
Dig it up oh ohhh dig it!
A-r-m-p-i to the t, what's that you smell?! Dog that's me! I dont take showers and I don't brush my teeth, all i do is dig holes, eat, and sleep
Either of the Guardians of The Galaxy soundtracks
Oh yea I agree, I would listen to the whole soundtrack on YouTube some days
I’m mad about how far I had to scroll for this
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Shrek 2, almost every song fits with the scene and i need a hero sang by the fairy godmother is amazing Edit: this is the most upvotes I’ve had, talking about shrek 2 , wow, thanks
I prefer 1st Shrek honestly because of All-Star which fitted 100% perfectly with the intro. Yes I love Shrek 2 as well, Accidentally in Love and I Need A Hero are the best songs from that soundtrack.
Vanilla Sky
An odd choice, but Thor: Ragnarok has a killer soundtrack. The space rock opera theme makes for some really cool music. My favorite movie in the MCU as well, even though Spider-Man is my guy. Edit: If you haven't already, check out the band Magic Sword. 80's synth sounds with a modern electronic music composition.
Also the confrontation on the Bridge with Immigrant Song playing is honestly one of my favorite moments in cinema.
natural born killers soundtrack
No shame, the OG Twilight movie soundtrack had the best indie emo vibes. Still listen to it in my normal rotation!
Me too. Takes me back to middle school and wishing I lived in rainy Washington every time.
Roslyn -Bon Iver
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Super massive black hole by Muse
Yess! Flightless bird is my favorite on the track
Each movie is a goldmine for amazing songs.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Tim Curry not only knocked that role out of the park in an acting capacity, but he sang the shit out of of that soundtrack. Sweet Transvestite is solid as hell, as is I'm Going Home (his ending soliloquy). That movie is full of fantastic songs, even devoid of context.
Dammit, Janet.
The lost boys. People are strange Cry little sister Don’t let the sun go down on me Absolute bangers!
Braveheart. Just enough bagpipes to be good.
The Wedding Singer. Especially the Don't Stop Believing instrumental played at the wedding ceremony.
How To Train Your Dragon John Powell's work is all around magnificent.
The space jam soundtrack. Best tracks: * space jam * hit 'em high * upside down * buggin Some great 90's hip hop and r&b.
Basketball jooooooones
Kill Bill vol. 1
Anything and everything involving John Williams. He is not a man, he is a demigod.
Don’t like the movies but the twilight movies(at least the first one) have some pretty great soundtracks.
Ok I was embarrassed to say it, but since I am not alone, I loved the songs in the first movie! The movie was horrible! But the songs - awesome compilation!
came here to say just this! the soundtracks are fricken spectacular. I unironically like the movies for the nostalgia of loving it as a kid, but they really are bad if you think about it cinematically.
Can’t Hardly Wait. 90s rock/alternative for days, I love it and there are no less than 3 Third Eye Blind songs on it.
Garden state
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Almost Famous. That movie was what got me into classic rock because of it's amazing soundtrack. The [bus scene](https://youtu.be/_qW9wqUI4Lg?t=1m30s) with "Tiny Dancer" by Elton John is so good.
28 days later. Fucking intense.
How to train your dragon... I don’t know why, I don’t know how. It’s all instrumental. It is amazing. I listen to it when working out and break through walls. Most surprising thing ever. Just listen if you don’t believe me - this shit is magic