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Subjective, I know, however my two suggestions are:
Guardians of the Galaxy
The Mission.
Guardians of the Galaxy
The Mission.
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In reply to The Lemming:
Lost highway by David Lynch. It's got, David bowie, smashing pumpkins, ramstein (sp?), Lou reed etc.
Otherwise, Jackie Brown if you like Motown.
Lost highway by David Lynch. It's got, David bowie, smashing pumpkins, ramstein (sp?), Lou reed etc.
Otherwise, Jackie Brown if you like Motown.
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In reply to Jimbo C:
Hanna
I thought I really loved the film until I watched it again and realised that it was more the soundtrack I'd enjoyed
Hanna
I thought I really loved the film until I watched it again and realised that it was more the soundtrack I'd enjoyed
Koyaanisqatsi
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In reply to The Lemming:
Kill Bill
Top Gun
Blaze of Glory (Young Guns 2)
Blue Crush
War of The Worlds
Kill Bill
Top Gun
Blaze of Glory (Young Guns 2)
Blue Crush
War of The Worlds
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In reply to The Lemming:
I've not seen the film, but Oblivion has a great theme song. M83 featuring Susanne Sundfor. I only found the track after coming across Susanne via Royksopp. I might even try the film - even though it has Tom Cruise in it.
I've not seen the film, but Oblivion has a great theme song. M83 featuring Susanne Sundfor. I only found the track after coming across Susanne via Royksopp. I might even try the film - even though it has Tom Cruise in it.
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In reply to The Lemming:
Star Wars
Interview with the Vampire
Southern Comfort
Donnie Darko
Tron 2
Blade Runner
The Virgin Suicides
Lawrence of Arabia
Star Wars
Interview with the Vampire
Southern Comfort
Donnie Darko
Tron 2
Blade Runner
The Virgin Suicides
Lawrence of Arabia
In reply to Parrys_apprentice:
Same!
> Hanna
> I thought I really loved the film until I watched it again and realised that it was more the soundtrack I'd enjoyed
Same!
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In reply to The Lemming:
Oh Brother Where Art Thou. It's this film that made me join the Klan, just for the songs you understand.
Oh Brother Where Art Thou. It's this film that made me join the Klan, just for the songs you understand.
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In reply to The Lemming:
Those early Tarantino soundtracks are hard to beat, but Out of Sight was another good one. The Big Lebowski works very well too, this scene is pretty unforgettable:
youtube.com/watch?v=Euaxoe4XMls&
Those early Tarantino soundtracks are hard to beat, but Out of Sight was another good one. The Big Lebowski works very well too, this scene is pretty unforgettable:
youtube.com/watch?v=Euaxoe4XMls&
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In reply to The Lemming:
Heat.
Last of the Mohicans
Shooter - for the Otis Taylor Nasty Letter song at the end.
Heat.
Last of the Mohicans
Shooter - for the Otis Taylor Nasty Letter song at the end.
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In reply to The Lemming:
Third shout for Southern Comfort.
Almost anything from EARLY Peter Weir or Terrence Mallick
True Grit (2010)
And Terence Davies's Distant Voices, Still Lives / The Long Day Closes which incorporate contemporary music into the body of the film so seamlessly that you don't know it's happening.
Third shout for Southern Comfort.
Almost anything from EARLY Peter Weir or Terrence Mallick
True Grit (2010)
And Terence Davies's Distant Voices, Still Lives / The Long Day Closes which incorporate contemporary music into the body of the film so seamlessly that you don't know it's happening.
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In reply to The Lemming:
Junglebook.
Trainspotting.
Southern comfort.
Pulp Fiction.
Killing Fields.
Human Traffic.
Crossroads.
Easy rider.
The harder they come.
Purple rain.
Junglebook.
Trainspotting.
Southern comfort.
Pulp Fiction.
Killing Fields.
Human Traffic.
Crossroads.
Easy rider.
The harder they come.
Purple rain.
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In reply to The Lemming: Two not so far mentioned:
Singles (Lots of early 90's Seattle stuff)
Restless Natives
Andy F
Singles (Lots of early 90's Seattle stuff)
Restless Natives
Andy F
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In reply to The Lemming:
Rocky IV, possibly because it was one of the first albums I bought. Living in America, Eye of the Tiger - awesome
Rocky IV, possibly because it was one of the first albums I bought. Living in America, Eye of the Tiger - awesome
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In reply to Parrys_apprentice:
Possibly agree that it's not a fantastic film but there's something mesmerising about Saoirse ronan's acting.
> Hanna
> I thought I really loved the film until I watched it again and realised that it was more the soundtrack I'd enjoyed
Possibly agree that it's not a fantastic film but there's something mesmerising about Saoirse ronan's acting.
In reply to The Lemming:
Fight Club - just for the closing scene when 'Where is my Mind' by the Pixies plays as the buildings collapse.
Fight Club - just for the closing scene when 'Where is my Mind' by the Pixies plays as the buildings collapse.
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In reply to The Lemming:
Into the Wild has a great Eddie Vedder soundtrack. Very different to most Pearl Jam.
Into the Wild has a great Eddie Vedder soundtrack. Very different to most Pearl Jam.
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In reply to The Lemming:
This is one example of where going down the thread and ticking likes and dislikes saves time!And repetition.
At times I like listening to Fame as a soundtrack(but not too often-about once per year)
2001?
This is one example of where going down the thread and ticking likes and dislikes saves time!And repetition.
At times I like listening to Fame as a soundtrack(but not too often-about once per year)
2001?
In reply to Dave Garnett:
Yup, amazed I did not think of this. Love that soundtrack, and was suprised to hear it pop up in Conrad Anker's Desert Island Discs!
Yup, amazed I did not think of this. Love that soundtrack, and was suprised to hear it pop up in Conrad Anker's Desert Island Discs!
In reply to The Lemming:
David Lynch has already been mentioned further up the thread; my suggestion is the soundtrack to Mulholland Drive
David Lynch has already been mentioned further up the thread; my suggestion is the soundtrack to Mulholland Drive
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In reply to The Lemming:
Not in a 'I need to buy this on cd' way. But by far my favourite soundtrack is from Requiem for a dream.
It's subtlety moving to slow building repetition and then huge crescendos. It's a character in its own right. It makes the film.
As far as buy the cd I enjoyed - garden state.
Not in a 'I need to buy this on cd' way. But by far my favourite soundtrack is from Requiem for a dream.
It's subtlety moving to slow building repetition and then huge crescendos. It's a character in its own right. It makes the film.
As far as buy the cd I enjoyed - garden state.
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In reply to The Lemming:
"Iguazu" played by Gustavo Santaolalla.
Haunting soundtrack used in the film "Babel". It really goes well with images of the Moroccan landscapes.
youtube.com/watch?v=mDoh_WfL44s&
"Iguazu" played by Gustavo Santaolalla.
Haunting soundtrack used in the film "Babel". It really goes well with images of the Moroccan landscapes.
youtube.com/watch?v=mDoh_WfL44s&
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In reply to AllanMac:
Another vote for Once Upon A Time In The West....not only a great soundtrack, but the best film ever made!
Another vote for Once Upon A Time In The West....not only a great soundtrack, but the best film ever made!
In reply to The Lemming:
most of my suggestions have gone already
can i add "little shop of horrors" : )
have to say there are a few films there where the sound track is way better than the film
most of my suggestions have gone already
can i add "little shop of horrors" : )
have to say there are a few films there where the sound track is way better than the film
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In reply to The Lemming:
Borey Lyndon.
Apocalypse Now.
Last of the Mohicans.
The Mission.
Fitzcarraldo.
Amadeus.
....how can you tell that I don't go to the cinema much nowadays?
Borey Lyndon.
Apocalypse Now.
Last of the Mohicans.
The Mission.
Fitzcarraldo.
Amadeus.
....how can you tell that I don't go to the cinema much nowadays?
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In reply to The Lemming:
Death in Venice
The Deep Blue Sea
Jean de Florette/Mamon des Source
Scott of the Antarctic
Doctor Zhivago
633 Squadron
Death in Venice
The Deep Blue Sea
Jean de Florette/Mamon des Source
Scott of the Antarctic
Doctor Zhivago
633 Squadron
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Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
In reply to The Lemming:
Any film soundtrack where they didn't mumble the words would be good for me, at least I could understand what was going on!
Any film soundtrack where they didn't mumble the words would be good for me, at least I could understand what was going on!
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In reply to The Lemming:
Surely the film soundtrack that launched the genre is The Graduate.
.........a nation turns it's lonely eyes to you....
Surely the film soundtrack that launched the genre is The Graduate.
.........a nation turns it's lonely eyes to you....
In reply to Simon Caldwell:
Good to see someone else acknowledging Terence Davies's talents.
"See the pyramids along the Nile....." it's all so natural; the music is as much a part of the film's fabric as the visual image.
Good to see someone else acknowledging Terence Davies's talents.
"See the pyramids along the Nile....." it's all so natural; the music is as much a part of the film's fabric as the visual image.
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