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Best Main theme to any movie.
I say Conan:The Barbarian(I love the build up)
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im gonna go with godzilla
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the godfather theme
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haloween........or candyman
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Loved all the music in The Fifth Element
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Blazing Saddles
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Superfly:D
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Requiem for a Dream
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Halloween came to mind first.
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i also must say Halloween. it's the first thing that came to me, mostly because i freaking love that movie.
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1-The God Father -Beautiful-
2-Jaws -Always haunts the back of my mind everytime i get near water- 3-Crimson Tide -fills my innerself with strength & Determination- 4-The Good, The Bad, The Ugly. -listen to that part when Toco runs among the tombstones like crazy looking for the one with the name "Stanton" on it, i dont know about you but i think this is one of the most beautiful pieces of music i have ever listened to- |
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Some of mine are... For a Few Dollars More - that lovely whistle & strings-intro with all the gunshots... Pulp Fiction - Opening credits... Friday the 13th - cant forget "khi khi khi...ma ma ma..." A Nightmare on Elm Street - Freddy's tune (not the song, the tune...which was so nicely blended with Jason's tune in Freddy vs Jason) Will think of some more... |
the unforgiven is the purest revenge movie there is. also, titanic (no joke) if it was recast and rewritten without a love story.
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I see people are posting more then one now.
28 days later theme Freddy tune The Godfather and Pulp fiction |
Well...........Since more than one is okay.
Eascape from LA. Jaws Rocky 3(eye of the tiger :) ) Kill Bill 1&2 (the flashback parts) |
oh yeah i love 28 days theme...........best thing bout it in my book
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Damn, you guys picked just about every movie I was going to pick...bastards!!
Ummmm.... The Last of the Mohicans Theme Song- Great, I would say go listen to it right now damnit! Dawn of the Dead- Need I say anything about this?? Alien, Aliens and especiall David Fincher's Alien 3 (Alien 3 with the roaring guitar riffs, fucking awesome!) |
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Beautiful selection .. also liked the magnificent seven soul of billy-jack river of no return ..marilyn munroe was just awesome in this. hush hush sweet charlotte. doctor zhivago..ahhhhhh classic but yes ..the good..the bad..the ugly. actually honey//we should see if we can find that movie.:o |
shit..forgot
Kellys heroes ..[burning bridges] and the Bridge over river kwai |
"The Good The Bad and The Ugly"
"Raiders Of The Lost Ark" |
Wow...One yet to be mentioned.
Phantasm Or the ever popular (at least in this thread): Halloween |
Halloween
Deliverance - Dueling Banjo's Terminator F13 theme tune. All of it, not just the "Chi chi chi ma ma ma" |
'The Omen'. Hands down. Still creeps me out and made me want to get into film composition. Other notables not mentioned so far are 'A Clockwork Orange' and 'The Shining' (both from Walter/Wendy Carlos). Been listening to them a lot lately since I want a similar feel to movie score I'm doing now. Don't forget 'Suspiria' or 'The Exorcist' either. Good stuff.
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the sound effect in the entity was unsettling and the jingle from dawn of the dead was pretty funny
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http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...jo/8739064.jpg
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Spiderman,i get chills everytime i here it.
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I'll say it again....
Superfly by CURTIS MAYFIELD Darkest of night With the moon shinin' bright There's a set goin' strong Lotta things goin' on The man of the hour Has an air of great power The dudes have envied him for so long Oooh, Superfly You're gonna make your fortune by and by But if you lose, don't ask no questions why The only game you know is "Do or Die" Ah-ha-ha Hard to understand What a hell of a man This cat of the slum Had a mind, wasn't dumb But a weakness was shown 'Cause his hustle was wrong His mind was his own But the man lived alone Oooh, Superfly You're gonna make your fortune by and by But if you lose, don't ask no questions why The only game you know is "Do or Die" Ah-ha-ha The game he plays he plays for keeps Hustlin' cards on ghetto streets Tryin' ta get over (That's what he tryin' to do, y'all) Takin' all that he can take Gamblin' with the odds of fate Tryin' ta get over Tryin' ta get over Tryin' ta get over Tryin' ta get over Woo, Superfly The aim of his role Was to move a lot of blow Ask him his dream What does it mean He wouldn't know "Can't be like the rest" Is the most he'll confess But the time's running out And there's no happiness Oooh, Superfly You're gonna make your fortune by and by But if you lose, don't ask no questions why The only game you know is "Do or Die" Ah-ha-ha Superfly Superfly Superfly Superfly "Tryin' ta get over... http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k1...6/Superfly.jpg |
Escape From New York
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Actually I think I'm thinking of the Hellraiser theme. I'll have to listen to it again.
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The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, hands down. Best movie theme ever. Without a doubt.
Actually, any Sergio Leone/ Ennio Morricone collaboration is chilling...A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, Once Upon a Time in the West, etc. Vertigo has an absolutely spellbinding score, as does Psycho. The Omen (1976)! Probably my second favorite score...the most terrifying piece of film music ever composed. Academy Award winning chiller. Any piece composed by Goblin is golden. Suspiria would be in my top five, and Profondo Rosso (Deep Red) is superb as well. And, of course, their epic score for Dawn of the Dead (1978) is breathtaking. King Kong (1933) had a phenominal score, one that matched every scene perfectly. As for modern pieces, I'm actually listening to the Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl soundtrack and really digging it. It's simple ear candy, epic and powerful. The Matrix series had a very cool techno-power rock score which seemed to advance the already thrilling story to an entirely new level. The Lord of the Rings trilogy was great, too. And yeah...Taxi Driver. And The Sting. Okay. Shutting up. |
the lack of love for Lux Aeterna from Requiem for a Dream is disappointing.
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The theme to the Superman films composed by the legendary John Williams is fantastic.
Also the Star Wars opening theme is quite good. Goblin's scores in the late 70s - early 80s horror films was exceptional also. The Pink Panther films had a very funky soundtrack theme. Once Upon a Time in the West is arguably Ennio Morricone's best, but Clint Eastwood lovers might differ there. Dr Zhivago also had a good one. Chariots of Fire was another really interesting piece. Overall, I think Jaws has to take the prize for the best. The theme itself is so ominous and terrifying, no wonder people around the world jumped everytime it played. |
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