Favourite Movie Soundtracks?

Eyes Wide Shut
Mulholland Drive

1. Bram Stoker's Dracula
2. 2001: A Space Odyssey
3. Friday Night Lights
4. The Thin Red Line
5. Schindler's List
6. A.I. - Artificial Intelligence
7. Kill Bill: Volume 1/Kill Bill: Volume 2
8. Glory
9. Life Is Beautiful
10.The Harder They Come

Honorable mention:
Titanic
A Clockwork Orange
Into the Wild
The Proposition

Kill Bill, Sin City, A Lot Like Love, A Walk to Remember, Harry Potter (I havta, on principle), Sweeney Todd... Umm... Oh! Oh! True Romance and Titanic.

Lord of the Rings instrumental is so good.

Here are others:
-The Dak Knight
-The Lion King
-Last Samurai
-Gladiator
-Into the Wild

And anything Hanz Zimmer composes

My Top 10 Soundtracks

Schindler's List - John Williams (Hints of Itzhak Perlman)

Gladiator - Hanz Zimmer

The Lord of the Rings - Howard Shore

The Dark Knight - James Newton Howard & Hans Zimmer

RAN - Tôru Takemitsu

Psycho - Bernard Herrmann

Fight Club - Dust Brothers/John King & Michael Simpson

Oldboy - Hyun-jung Shim

Letters from Iwo Jima - Kyle Eastwood & Michael Stevens

Grave of the fireflies - Michio Mamiya

Ahn... Titanic's! :)

my fav soundtrack is from Harold and Maude (songs by Cat Stevens).

i also like Dario Argento + goblin collaborations (suspiria, tenebrae) and John Waters' movies with 50's pop songs.

not sure of the name of the tracks or singers but here's the films
back to the future
platoon
an american werewolf in london(the opening song and just before he change's into a werewolf)
the frighteners(ending,the reaper)
fletch(opening and the car chase with the police)
neverending story
transformers,1 and 2
jewel of the nile(ending)


plus many more when i can remember

Any Scorsese soundtrack, "Casino" being my number one favorite.

I'm very much looking forward to Phoenix's contribution to the upcoming Sofia Coppola film, "Somewhere"

The Crow

Has to be "The Bourne Identity" excellent from start to finish.

"Star Wars" deserves special mention as it was a childhood favourite and still gives me goosebumps!

Ahhh lemme think....... here goes....

1)My baby shot me down(Kill Bill)
2)I'm shipping out to Boston(The Departed)
3)You Know My Name(Casino Royale
4)Take a look around(Mission Impossible:2)
5)Joana (Sweeny Todd)
6)Requiem For A Dream Theme
7)My Sassy Girl Soundtrack

Collateral

hedwig and the angry inch!

Babel had a really good soundtrack, so did A Series of Unfortunate Events!

I love them:
-Kingdom of Heaven
-Spy Game
-Pride and Prejudice
-The Lord of the Rings
-The Chronicles of Narnia
-Inception
-Schindler's List

Definately Reservoir Dogs, Inglorious Basterds, Funny People, I Love You Man, I Love You Phillip Morris... I love a lot of soundtracks just because I liked the bit of the film they were in...

Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs
Funny People
I Love You, Man
Yes Man
I Love You, Phillip Morris

You can almost guarantee any Tarantino movie will have an awesome soundtrack.

^I agree with the above statement on Tarantino's movie soundtracks...I own most of them & they're all great.

Natural Born Killers is probably my favorite of all-time simply because listening to it is almost the same experience as watching the movie.

Others I love (and own): A Clockwork Orange, Lost Highway, U-turn, Nightmare Before Christmas (and pretty much all of Danny Elfman's soundtracks), Stand By Me, Underworld, Tank Girl, The Crow (both soundtrack and score), House of 1000 Corpses, and 28 Days Later.

a few..

dawn of the dead - goblin
blue spring
9 souls
moon
cruising
dead man shoes
ex drummer

..

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

Easy Rider was the first soundtrack album of contemporary (at the time) music instead of selected scores from the film's composer. This ground-breaking soundtrack features songs from Music Editor Donn Camdern's personal record collection in the same order as they were featured in the film. It included such 60s music heros as Hendrix, Steppenwolf, and The Band. The song by The Band had to be cover by Smith on the soundtrack, due to the fact that the record label could not secure the rights to use The Band.

Bob Dylan (probably the biggest 60s icon of them all) was asked to contirbute music, but he was reluctant to use his own recording of "It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)", so a version by The Byrds was used instead. Instead of writing an entirely new song for the film, Dylan wrote the first verse of "Ballad of Easy Rider" and told the filmmakers, "Give this to McGuinn, he'll know what to do with it." McGuinn completed the song and performed it in the film.

Another movie with a good 60's soundtrack was Woodstock from 1970.

And what about "The Big Chill" soundtrack with all the old Motown favorites.

Zorba the Greek
Fiddler on the roof

Absolutely Amelie and Requiem for a Dream

-RENT is fantastic, of course.
-Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmeron- i know, it's a little kid movie, but the movie and soundtrack are both amazing
-Sucker Punch is another excellent one

The soundtrack of "Hardware" also..

Star Wars
The Empire Strikes Back
Bram Stoker's Dracula
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Rocky
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Superman
Raiders of the Lost Ark
300
Cool World
William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet
The Matrix
Daredevil
Scorpion King
Labyrinth
The Sound of Music
Purple Rain
Saturday Night Fever
Grease
Romy and Michele's High School Reunion

The soundtrack for Romeo and Juliet (96') is really good IMO.

tron el legado
starsshiptroppers

Dancer in the Dark
Marie Antoinette
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Lotr-trilogy

Spawn. Its the only soundtrack I bought. Oh and James Bond 1962-2006. Gotta love Bond

All time favorite is the soundtrack for The Adventures of Tintin by mastermind, John Williams.

Inception, The Social Network and Black Swan

Sangokushi Part 1 - Seiji Yokoyama
Conan the Barbarian - Basil Poledouris
Topio Stin Omichli - Eleni Karaindrou
Agnes of God - Georges Delerue
Capricorn One - Jerry Goldsmith
Huan Ying - Zhao Jiping

Used to really like film soundtracks, but it never occurred to me until I delved deeper into the realm of Romantic and early 20th century classical music, how much plagiarism is involved in the scoring process, with James Horner being a huge offender. If you listen to a film composer (classically trained), chances are you may come across a motif or hook that's lifted directly from a piece by Wagner, Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Stravinsky, Holst, Dvorak, Debussy and so forth.

Purple Rain, Harold & Maude and West Side Story are my favorite movie soundtracks.

'Pulp fiction', 'Garden State' and 'Dead Man' are my favorites.

Dazed & Confused

Star Wars
Top Gun
Footloose
Back to the Future
A Knight's Tale

the truth I do a combination between soundtracks soundtrack and I'm a fan of both so I will list the most impresses me

starship troopers soundtrack of the movie is not the best and exalts militarism too, but it shows us that the human race must fight for survival
more cuadno the December 21, 2012 we have to choose sides

www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRLQ8utYS28

soundtrack Gloria - Fort Wagner Battle de ella en cuentro que el valor raya con la locura, pero es mejor luchar por una causa antes que arrodillarse como esclavo preferible sea gordo flaco o con preoparacion militar luchar hasta el fin que escupir de dolor por vivir por cadenas
www.youtube.com/watch?v=22AKunA1_Bw

Two Steps From Hell - Heart of Courage (Extended Version)
Two Steps From Hell - Ride To Victory
Thor Soundtrack - Sons of Odin
Steve Jablonsky - Battle

Escape From Alcatraz-audiomachine
Immediate Music - Code Red
Inception _Time_ Played Live
Kosinus Music - Epic Action Scene

MoonLab Music - Thunder Cloud (John Campbell - Epic Dramatic)
Musicbox - Immortal Standoff
Position Music - Man At Arms

Rushmore
Garden State
Pulp Fiction
Star Wars
Inception
The Dark Knight
Juno
Fight Club

Drive. I absolutely love the music in this film!

Jaws & The Good, the bad and the ugly.

Blade Runner
Brazil
Amadeus

I've watched Warm bodies a few days ago and I think it has a pretty cool soundtrack!