Post your link to your favorite Movie Soundtrack Piece.....

[Logical]

Cider House Rules Main Title

Rudy Main Theme

[graywarrior]

1. Dead Man with Johnny Depp

Neil Young did the soundtrack

[cyberswede]

2. From "Public Enemies"

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Here's the whole song by Otis Taylor. Awesome.

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[Locut0s]

3. Deer Hunter, Inception, ST, Batman, The Fountain, others...

I don't love all of these films equally, but I do like all these pieces from them:

And many others

[Logical]

4. I thought 'The Fountain' was one of the worst movies....

I have ever seen. I know some loved it but I did not get it.

[Locut0s]

27. It's an over the top mess of a film. But I liked it just as a visual aural experience...

The writing, pseudo new age spiritual mumbo jumbo that pervades the whole film is nonsense. However as a visual and aural experience I still quite liked it.

[Locut0s]

30. Magnolia (Wise up), There Will Be Blood, Fargo, Jackie Brown

One is the loneliest from Magnolia as well of course

[Callmecrazy]

5. The entire soundtrack to Fast Times at Ridgemont High

[applegrove]

6. "Missing" by Costa Gravras theme song: Vangelis

[Ptah]

7. Oklahoma! 1955: Kansas City

[BainsBane]

8. I love the Apocalypse Now Soundtrack

and it's a great film. The End by the Doors and Suzy Q are my favorites in that film. Wagner's Ride of the Valkeries is used to great effect.

It's hard to name absolute favorites because if I don't like the movie I don't remember the soundtrack.

Thelma and Louise is another movie I love. Grayson Hugh, I Can't Untie you From Me

[Gravitycollapse]

9. One of many I love: Open Spaces from There Will Be Blood

[Doc_Technical]

10. Doctor Zhivago- main title

[Aristus]

11. "Master And Commander" final scene:

Musica Notturna Della Strada Di Madrid by Boccerini.

[WorseBeforeBetter]

12. Angel by Massive Attack -- Snatch

Shampoo Suicide by Broken Social Scene -- Half Nelson

The Gun by Lou Reed -- RockNRolla

You Made Me the Thief of Your Heart by Sinead O'Connor -- In the Name of the Father

Tremendously good use of music.

[BainsBane]

25. Great choices

This is my favorite scene from Snatch, which is one of my all time favorite movies.

[WorseBeforeBetter]

32. That's really good, too. I resisted watching "Snatch"...

for a long time. Not sure why, other than I guess I thought it would be the type of violence I can't stomach (like that in "Drive&quot . Or maybe it was thinking I've seen enough Brad Pitt. Glad I finally took the plunge, for this and other Guy Ritchie films. Well, but for "Swept Away," ha.

[Locut0s]

29. Great choices. I see you have a thing for dark Brit gangster films...

I like!! Snatch was great!

[WorseBeforeBetter]

33. Evidently, yes.

So as to not come across as a total psycho, here's a cute baby to lighten things up:

Oh, crap, that's a dark, violent (but funny as hell) movie, too!

[Rob H.]

13. Some people might think it's cheesy, but...

the main theme from 1978's Superman: The Movie. I was 10 years old when we saw it in the theater.

Edited to add: I think I even still have the soundtrack album on vinyl packed among my things, along with the soundtrack for Superman II, which had Superman's "S" shield laser etched on it:

[Logical]

14. Great theme! n-t

[Locut0s]

28. Not Cheesy at all. The theme is one of THE great things about Superman...

actually it's one of the only great things about the film IMO. The acting and everything else is what is cheesy

[Contrary1]

15. So many...

Somewhere in Time:

Legends of the Fall:

[Gravitycollapse]

16. Brooks Was Here - Shawshank Redemption

I cry every single time.

[Logical]

19. My favorite movie of all times! Great soundtrack! n-t

[WorseBeforeBetter]

34. I've lost track of how many times...

I've watched that movie. yes, EVERY SINGLE TIME.

[Archae]

17. James Horner, "Star Trek II : The Wrath Of Khan"

Oh, and the first Star Wars theme I ever heard.

[Logical]

20. I see John Williams and the Boston Pops next week! n-t

[Archae]

21. In Boston?

Here in Sheboygan, there is an orchestral tribute to John Williams' music, at the Weil Center coming up in a couple weeks.

[Logical]

22. Yep, flying there from KC! So excited! Grew up watching....

Evening At Pops on PBS!

[Archae]

23. Me too, going back to when Arthur Fiedler was conductor.

[mucifer]

18. "The Conversation" with Gene Hackman

The music is so sad and lonely and the movie is so sad and lonely and beautiful. I just love it!

[mokawanis]

24. From Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid

[MrScorpio]

26. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

[BainsBane]

31. Ashogan Farewell, from The Civil War by Ken Burns

A TV documentary, but a great tune.

[Libertas1776]

35. Theme from "Bubba Ho-Tep"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubba_Ho-tep
It's a really out there, kitschy, cult followed, comedy horror film starring Bruce Campbell as Elvis Presley, who after switching places with a double for a simpler life, ends up spending the twilight of his days in a run down retirement home. There, he befriends a black man played by Ossie Davis, who claims to actually be President Kennedy. According to "JFK," having survived his assassination attempt in Dallas, LBJ had him patched up by the CIA, his skin dyed black, and sent to that retirement home to keep him quiet. In addition, a re-animated mummy, nicknamed Bubba Ho-Tep by Elvis, is attacking seniors at the home and stealing their souls. It's up to Elvis and JFK to stop it! It really is a good movie though, and it's got a lot of heart. See it if ya get the chance.

Also, I'd also prob throw in the opening theme from Hoosiers

[Wait Wut]

36. Interview with the Vampire

A lot of good tracks throughout, but the intro entrances me, still.

[Katashi_itto]

37. Pirates Of The Caribbean, Batman Begins..Molossus

[Arugula Latte]

38. I just love this for the combo of music & image:

[BainsBane]

39. I have to add this part from the Big Lebowski (Gypsy Kings)

[El Supremo]

40. Vertigo - Scene D'Amour

Bernard Hermann with thanks to Richard Wagner

[lost-in-nj]

41. The last of the Mohicans sound track

this has 2 of my favorites on it

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[Skeeter Barnes]

42. Ennio Morricone: Once Upon A Time In The West

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[wain]

43. Le Grand Choral opening theme of A Summer in Genoa

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[AsahinaKimi]

44. A few of my favorites

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[LWolf]

45. Here are three.

All favorites from my childhood.

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[derby378]

46. End title theme for IRON SKY - music by Laibach

One of my current favorites - and surprisingly poignant, too.

[csziggy]

47. Opening Credits/English Drive -The Englishman Who Went Up A Hill...

I actually love the entire soundtrack of this movie.

My other favorite movie soundtrack is that for the movie "FM" because it is the best of the late 70s rock and roll.

[Skeeter Barnes]

48. John Barry: Dances With Wolves