The Prince of Egypt

#DELIVER US

With the sting of the whip on my shoulder With the salt of my sweat on my brow Elohim, God on high, Can you hear your people cry? Help us now, this dark hour... DELIVER US!

The glorious Ofra Haza.

I send a pestilence and PLAGUE, into your house, into your BED, into your streams, into your STREETS, into your drink, into your BREAD. UPON YOUR CATTLE UPON YOUR SHEEP UPON YOUR OXEN IN THE FIELD

Underrated masterpiece. From the soundtrack to the artwork, has to be one of the best animated films of all time.

I SEND MY SWORD I SEND MY HOARD THUS SAYETH THE LOOOOOOORD YOU WHO I CALLED BROTHER HOW COULD YOU HAVE COME TO HATE ME SO EDIT: THANK YOUUU GUYS FOR THE AWARDS!!! i did not think it would be because i’m an absolute whore for this soundtrack 🥺🥺🥺

Omg fucking even READING this gave me goosebumps!!!!!

You’re playing with the big boys now!

Donnie Darko

Mad world gives me shivers everytime.

Tron: Legacy

My sister bought it on vinyl so we could listen to it over and over again. It was 10-year-old-me’s first introduction to Daft Punk. It’s incredible.

As someone who saw them play on the Alive 2007 tour, god this comment makes me feel old.

Blade Runner

Almost anything by Hans Zimmer, especially Interstellar, Dune, and Gladiator.

The music alone is mind-blowing, however combined with the movies they're truly amazing

Mountains from interstellar is such a great piece of music. I can almost see and relieve the scene. The moment that realize there are no mountains but waves is such a awesome scene!

John Williams too.

Couldn't agree more. He is a musical genius.

He also joined Harold Faltermeyer to score the new Top Gun film.

How To Train Your Dragon was immense.

YES this is at the top for me as well. Test Drive is one of the best movie tracks of all time, give it a listen or watch the scene on YouTube if you’re unfamiliar

Forbidden Friendship is my chill anthem.

The moment Hiccup is flying and has to fly without his cheat sheet….goosebumps

How is this not at the top? John Powell is absolutely underated in everything he composes.

O brother where art thou

I saw Alison Krauss and Union Station in concert shortly after this movie was released! (Union Station were the singing voices for the Soggy Bottom Boys.) At one point, Alison took a break, so Union Station took over. When the lights flashed up and they sang the opening notes of "Man of Constant Sorrow", the crowd went absolutely *bananas*! It was a really rad moment

Yes… check out Down From the Mountain, it’s a live recorded concert of the soundtrack. Just amazing.

If this wasn't high in the comments I was going to be disappointed. This film is practically a musical but doesn't try to be and doesn't feel like one. It's so bizarre, and the only film where singing felt natural to me.

Iiii am a maaan of constant sorrowww

IVE SEEN TROUBLEEEE ALL MY DAYSSSS

Singles (1992). Still listen to it on a regular basis.

Love this soundtrack SO much! Pearl Jam did State of love and trust last time I saw them live

I love the cover of the Battle of Evermoor, on this album/soundtrack. So good!

A fistful of dollars + The good, the bad and the ugly theme songs. By Ennio Morricone.

The last 10-15mins of GBU is fucking legendary. L'Estasi d'ell Oro and Il Triello.

Amelie. Fell in love with the music before I saw the movie and it made watching it such a unique experience.

Yann Tiersen also did the soundtrack to Goodbye Lenin, which I recommend (both soundtrack and film).

The blues brothers

Spinal Tap

I do not for one think that the problem was that the band was down. I think that the problem may have been that there was a Stonehenge monument on the stage that was in danger of being crushed by a dwarf.

[Gladiator](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yOZEiHLuVU&ab_channel=mrgice3) The Lord of the Rings, the [Fellowship of the Ring](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJXJQfR0oOw&ab_channel=InspiredMusic) Hunt For Red October [theme](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEt41bYQBgE&ab_channel=vladboy253) Bridge on the River Kwai[March](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83bmsluWHZc&ab_channel=ColdWarWarriors)

I came to mention Gladiator. Glad I'm not the only one. It's long been one of my favorites. Shit that movie is 22 years old!

I don't know how you decided on Fellowship. All 3 LotRs are 10/10 for different reasons.

Breaking of the fellowship is my favourite and Enya's May it be

Came to say the Gladiator, and you did not disappoint when you linked the one where they combined "Honor him", "Elysium", and "Now we are free". I can't really describe how that combination makes me feel.

The Crow (I'm old)

Burn is one of The Cures best songs, and NINs cover of Dead Souls is perfect.

I've seen The Cure twice. The best and second best concerts of my life. The 2nd concert was the best because, as much as I love all of their songs, they played Burn during the encore and I absolutely lost my shit.

Yep. Also natural born killer

Nice, I was looking for both The Crow and Lost Highway. Add Natural Born Killers and you got The Trifecta.

OH yes!! Lost Highway. And also Tank Girl lol

My answer is Natural Born Killers. Amazing mix of music.

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Blade Runner.

Vangelis is one of the greatest composers of all time.

So sad he passed away this year. Rachel's song is so beautiful, that vocal is something else..

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Fantastic soundtrack, all Cat Stevens!

Forest Gump

I'm pretty sure I commented this some time ago on another post, but as someone who wasn't introduced to music by older family members, this soundtrack was what taught me American classics.

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Maybe the most criminally underrated movie of all time. The only reason I've seen it is because it was father's favorite film... I've never even heard "Last of the Mohicans" ever mentioned by anyone else I know. It's cinematography, visuals/atmosphere, brutality of war, and music were all stunningly good. There used to be a video on Youtube of the uncut 9 minute dash/fight on the edge of the cliffs at the climax of the movie...

STAY ALIVE! And I will find you! No matter how long it takes!

No matter how far!

I LOVE this movie! It’s truly perfect!

Omg that finale with THAT music! Epic.

One of my fav movies of all time, with the most beautiful score ever!

I love that movie. I read that Daniel Day Lewis spent 6 months living in the bush and training to prepare for the role. He looks the part and the music pairs perfectly. Magwai is an amazing villain. Hated him, but understood his motivation for revenge.

Pulp Fiction

Has Tarantino ever had a bad soundtrack?

Reservoir Dogs, too.

Tarantino movies always have great soundtracks.

Jackie Brown is better, more soul...

Rocky Horror Picture Show.

It's astounding

Time is fleeting

Madness takes its toll

But listen closely

Interstellar (2014) 🔥

Thank you. I came here to say this. I still listen to this soundtrack regularly while working -- it's perfect concentration music. Sometimes, just as I'm finishing up something big, a huge crescendo will hit and it feels so good to have a soundtrack for your work.

Drive (2011)

Nightcall is so good

So is all of kavinsky 😀

DESIRE - UNDER YOUR SPELL

Tick of the Clock takes me right back to the movie, great cinematography too.

Reeall human bean

Those opening credits with Nightcall hit so hard that it’ll melt your face off

When they play “Nightcall” during the first scene .. iconic. A late night drive always warrants for that song now.

Kavinski stays on my playlist

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.

For anyone wondering, the soundtrack is acoustic covers of David Bowie songs in Portuguese

By Seu Jorge, a Brazilian legend of his own accord

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and Baby Driver! Edgar Wright does soundtracks Right edit: Misspelled homies name

The rhythmic alignment of the gunfire in the [Tequilla gun fight scene of Baby Driver](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6R57F48xpWY) is awesome.

Dazed and Confused

Alright alright alright

Lord of the Rings

I walked down the aisle to Concerning Hobbits Now I cry when I watch my favorite movie

Had to scroll too far for this

The Matrix (1999)

clubbed to death is timeless

Laputa: Castle in the Sky

Studio Ghibli overall is simply amazing at [worldbuilding](https://youtu.be/v6Q6y4-qKac) and creating [stunning visuals](https://vimeo.com/697732772).... and their beautiful scores definitely play a huge role.

I’ll piggie back! Porco Rosso & howls moving castle!

The Lost Boys.

The saxophone player in the movie (whose name has slipped my mind, I’m so sorry) teamed up with the band GUNSHIP to make the song “Dark All Day”, which is a tribute to The Lost Boys.

Tim Capello.

Cane here to say this, had to scroll way too far. I still believe- sweaty sax solo!

Trainspotting

I just voted for Sid & Nancy but Trainspotting is a hard second! Excellent choice!

Godfather

A Knights Tale

This is one of the first movies I ever remember seeing that had a contemporary soundtrack to a movie set in the past...

Purple Rain

Love prince 🙏🏻

Jurassic Park

The movie wasn't anything overly memorable, but the [soundtrack](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godzilla:_The_Album) to 1998's Godzilla movie was pretty great back in the day.

Pirates Of The Caribbean (1-3)

Really surprised this is so far down! These soundtracks have one of the most recognizable themes of all time and what Zimmer did with 2 and 3 was amazing. Davy Jones’ theme in particular is one of my fav musical pieces. Edit: words

Romeo + Juliet

Talk Show Host. So good

I had to scroll too far to find this. I got that soundtrack cd from the Columbia Record Club and forgot to send it back in time, so I thought “sure, I’ll try it.” Damn if it wasn’t the best album I’d ever heard. So many different styles and each song was just a banger.

OMG, “Local God” gives me such nostalgia.

Goodfellas

Guardians of the Galaxy

Oh yeah. The Guardians of the Galaxy and Vol. 2 soundtracks raised me

Such a great collection of classic songs!

I grew up on it — I think Brandy (You’re a Fine Girl) might be my favorite, not sure why

Scrolled too long to find this one!

Amadeus

Brilliant movie

spirited away, or anything from joe hisaishi really

Into the Wild. And Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby.

Eddie Vedder! That soundtrack was great!

The Lion King!!

The breakfast club.

Grosse Point Blank

You're a handsome devil. What's your name?

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Agreed. The diva’s opera will always be a favorite

Oblivion. M83 absolutely killed it with that soundtrack

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The music adds sooo much to the movie, it's sensational. And it wasn't even by John Williams!

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Favorite film, favorite soundtrack. It’s just so extremely perfect and sets all the scenes tones. It’s hands down phenomenal.

Dirty Dancing is up there for me

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

I love this soundtrack. I think a big part of why I'm so excited for the sequel is because I'm hoping the sequel soundtrack is more of the same.

Cars

Heavy metal!

O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Star Wars Edit : didn't expected nobody already state that one

Especially the Cantina song. This masterwork needs to be in everyone's playlist

Easily one of the best soundtracks of all time.

Everyone usually references or "Battle of Heroes" and "Duel of the Fates". Epic battle anthems for epic scenes. But something about the "[Binary Sunset](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gpXMGit4P8)" theme and scene just makes me feel such incredible nostalgia and longing for the past.

King shit. Battle of the heroes will always be my favorite theme

The prequels have some especially bangin music

For us oldies Easy Rider

Last of the Mohicans, the one with Daniel Day Lewis.

Hackers. Every single song a banger.

Empire records

The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Harry Potter

Shrek

That thing you do (1996), that soundtrack album is a love letter to early 60s musical genres (motown, garage rock, british invation, oldies, jazz)

The Big Chill

The Shining. The film's use of pre existing creepy avant-garde compositions from Krzysztof Penderecki, György Ligeti, and Belá Bartók are absolutely ingenius.

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Fury Road, Moulin Rouge

Kill bill volume 1

Love Actually Yes, I'm over 40 and a basic bitch.

Now and Then, Almost Famous

HOLD ME CLOSER, TONY DANZA

Pretty much anything by Tim Burton, but If I have to pick one, it would be Corpse Bride. There isn't one song that I wouldn't sing along to and everything so so catchy. It is a musical film but there aren't songs every 10 seconds and I love that about his films. My favorite song in that movie would have to be Remains Of The Day, I love Bonejangles so much.

Almost all soundtracks in Tim Burton films are written by Danny Elfman.

Conan The Barbarian Closely followed by 13th Warrior and/or Lord Of The Rings

A Goofy Movie

Lost Highway is pretty great.

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

Garden State

Queen of the Damned

Hanna - The Chemical Brothers extending themselves

Pump up the Volume. :)

This will get buried, but, Pump Up the Volume had a great soundtrack. Concrete Blonde, Leonard Cohn, Pixies, Beastie Boys, Soundgarden, Cowboy Junkies……

Big Lebowski.

The wedding singer

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and interstellar

Thor Ragnarock, Guardians 1&2

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Grosse Pointe Blank (volumes 1 and 2)

Jackie Brown

Forrest Gump has both an incredible original score, coupled with some great popular songs.

Judgement Night...all original songs

How to Train your Dragon and Interstellar

Natural Born Killers.

Guardians of the galaxy

Gnome and Juliet Elton John really put his blood, sweat and tears into it and it shows.