Your favorite film scores?

[Uuah]

Originally Posted by Grandpa-Blu

This isn't about Charles Shultz. You dink-twit.

It's past your bedtime no matter what time zone you live in, I'm sure.
Take a nap and re-read my post reply when you've got more oxygen in your brain.
You pay less attention to detail than MJBethancourt

[Grandpa-Blu]

Originally Posted by Uuah

It's past your bedtime no matter what time zone you live in, I'm sure.
Take a nap and re-read my post reply when you've got more oxygen in your brain.

Come here and say that. Out of your basement and into the fight.

[Uuah]

Originally Posted by Grandpa-Blu

Come here and say that. Out of your basement and into the fight.

You probably couldn't get past rolling-up your sleeves without tearing your diabetically bruise-addled skin

[Ex Accountant]

Originally Posted by Uuah

It's past your bedtime no matter what time zone you live in, I'm sure.
Take a nap and re-read my post reply when you've got more oxygen in your brain.
You pay less attention to detail than MJBethancourt

Ah, yes. I do remember some fantastic arguments between you two. I think I even contributed to one, although I honestly don't remember which one of you I supported.

[Sussudio]

Originally Posted by Uuah

Ennio Morricone - "Once Upon a Time in the West"

great pick, uuah

[Uuah]

Originally Posted by Ex Accountant

Ah, yes. I do remember some fantastic arguments between you two. I think I even contributed to one, although I honestly don't remember which one of you I supported.

I don't think I've argued with Grandpa Blu before.
Please hotlink this thing you're talking about because I've clearly forgetful

[Uuah]

Originally Posted by DoYouBlu

great pick, uuah

Shut up, baby, I know it.

[Uuah]

Originally Posted by Uuah

I don't think I've argued with Grandpa Blu before.
Please hotlink this thing you're talking about because I've clearly forgetful

Stop being stupid, me. Don't you know she's talking about MJBethancourt; who has had no activity since October 25 because they are probably intimidated from me?

[Ex Accountant]

Originally Posted by Uuah

Stop being stupid, me. Don't you know she's talking about MJBethancourt; who has had no activity since October 25 because they are probably intimidated from me?

[davcole]

Amazing thread!!

I'd list the following by composers:

Horner- LEGENDS OF THE FALL (my #1), GLORY, TITANIC, APOLLO 13, FIELD OF DREAMS

Hermann- VERTIGO

Williams- SUPERMAN, JFK, PRESUMED INNOCENT, INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE

Goldsmith- RUDY, BASIC INSTINCT, STAR TREK: THE MOVIE, THE OMEN, A PATCH OF BLUE

North- SPARTACUS

Elfman- BATMAN, DARKMAN

Zimmer- GLADIATOR, RAIN MAN, CRIMSON TIDE

Newton-Howard- THE FUGITIVE, PRINCE OF TIDES, WYATT EARP

Shore- LORD OF THE RINGS TRILOGY

[SeahawxBlu]

By the way, anyone interested in the Indiana Jones scores, the box set is available on Amazon for $41.99 right now. I don't know how long that set will be at that price, it was hovering near $50 just a few days ago.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...X0DER&v=glance

[Ator the Invincible]

I know it's been said many times over already, but I just want to say that the Superman theme is far and away my favorite. It raises my spirits every time I hear it. It embodies the character better than any other theme I've ever heard. And there's some good ones out there.

[Sussudio]

a big example of a score that truly outdoes the movie:

the postman

ridiculously amazing score, decent movie

[MountainBlu]

The Piano
The Fifth Element
Stranger Than Fiction
Cruel Intentions
Full Monty

[Red Hood]

once upon a time in the west
thin red line

[Blu-Ron]

Originally Posted by SeahawxBlu

Yeah, this is one of the guilty pleasures I watch around Halloween. I'm probably one of the few people that like it. The score is great though, and anyone interested, can contact Alan Howarth at alanhowarth.com and he'll sell you a copy for $25 autographed and everything. He even answers his own phone.

One thing to note though, these are not the original releases, these are copies that he produced from the master tapes. If you want a 2 disk version, it sells for $19.95 at Buysoundtrax.com and has previously unreleased material.

Don't feel bad, I saw Halloween (1978) at the theatres. If you liked the Halloween III score, you should try The Fog.

[scott87]

i am with most poeple on here that the best score has to be the star wars score by John Williams

[phantompwr]

Maybe I am weird but my favorite soundtrack is for Sneakers (that's a Horner soundtrack. I have heard other movies (Apollo 13 for instance) that have some cues that are very similar, but Sneakers was first and I think, best.
Second favorite is Shawshank Redemption soundtrack, then after that, just about anything by Danny Elfman, especially Nightmare Before Christmas, and Red Dragon.

[broganreynik]

Anything by Morricone is great. A couple others that I enjoyed immensely were 'Silent Hill' and 'The Man From Snowy River'

[davcole]

Originally Posted by phantompwr

Maybe I am weird but my favorite soundtrack is for Sneakers (that's a Horner soundtrack. I have heard other movies (Apollo 13 for instance) that have some cues that are very similar, but Sneakers was first and I think, best.
Second favorite is Shawshank Redemption soundtrack, then after that, just about anything by Danny Elfman, especially Nightmare Before Christmas, and Red Dragon.

Sneakers is a great score!!