JustHereForFood November 14, 2021 Share November 14, 2021 (edited) In the category of movie soundtracks that I like much more than the movie itself, my picks would be: - Dollars Trilogy, by the amazing Ennio Morricone. I never cared much for the movies, but the music is simply amazing. My favorite is from the first one, A Fistful of Dollars/Per un pugno di dollari which is ironically the weekest for me in terms of plot. Now, Once Upon a Time in the West on the other hand, I like both the movie and the soundtrack. - Alexander (the 2004 version) - not really a good movie by any standard, but the soundtrack is once again simply magnificent. Vangelis is right there with Morricone as my favorite composer. The third would probably be Howard Shore or Hans Zimmer. My favorite music from them: Edited November 14, 2021 by JustHereForFood 2 Link to comment
BlackberryJam February 4, 2022 Share February 4, 2022 (edited) Someone posted this clip in the tennis thread. I cannot figure out what that song is. Can someone please help me? I know it’s from a movie it’s gonna drive me crazy. Starting around 3:12. Edited February 4, 2022 by BlackberryJam Link to comment
Constant Viewer February 5, 2022 Share February 5, 2022 It sounds like the music from Love Actually where the boy runs through the airport 1 Link to comment
BlackberryJam February 5, 2022 Share February 5, 2022 22 minutes ago, Constant Viewer said: It sounds like the music from Love Actually where the boy runs through the airport Yes, that’s it!!!! Now I can sleep. 1 Link to comment
BetterButter February 24, 2022 Share February 24, 2022 “The Minions Do the Actual Writing”: The Ugly Truth of How Movie Scores Are Made Quote The streaming revolution is changing the way film composers get paid and exposing the flaws of a system where big names farm their scores out to uncredited “ghost composers.” Now, the artists actually writing the music are demanding recognition—and a fair share of the profits. 3 Link to comment
Luckylyn April 3, 2022 Share April 3, 2022 Why This Creepy Melody Is In So Many Movies How The Music Spoils Sweeney Todd (and Why That’s a Good Thing) The Dies Irae really is so baked into our culture’s musical vocabulary regarding death. I probably associate it the most with The Shining and Sweeney Todd. 1 2 Link to comment
Spartan Girl November 22, 2022 Share November 22, 2022 Spirited on AppleTV is a holiday musical take on A Christmas Carol. The songs were all catchy, but my favorite (and the funniest) has to be “Good Afternoon.” Context for scene: in Dickens’ day, saying “good afternoon” is pretty much an f-you: Link to comment
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