Best Film Soundtracks/Scores

[The Lion King]

Sorry if this has been done before.

1. The Lion King
2. Kill Bill Vol. 1
3. The Lion King II: Simba's Pride
4. The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
5. The Little Mermaid

[GreenScar]

Originally Posted by The Lion King

Sorry if this has been done before.

It has.

I love the score from Last of the Mohicans.

[lutefisk69]

As for sountracks: Singles.
Alice in Chains, Pearljam, Screaming trees, Chris Cornell, Mother Love Bone, Smashing Pumpkins. Great for the seattle sound.

[Shiggidy75]

Originally Posted by lutefisk69

As for sountracks: Singles.
Alice in Chains, Pearljam, Screaming trees, Chris Cornell, Mother Love Bone, Smashing Pumpkins. Great for the seattle sound.

Agreed!

[Original-6ix]

Originally Posted by lutefisk69

As for sountracks: Singles.
Alice in Chains, Pearljam, Screaming trees, Chris Cornell, Mother Love Bone, Smashing Pumpkins. Great for the seattle sound.

agreed also love that soundtrack, and resorvoir dogs also for me just so different.

[Psychonaut]

Jackie Brown and any of the ones with Lisa Gerrard from Dead Can Dance.

[cdot2four]

some of my favorites

boogie nights
forrest gump
a bronx tale
american psycho

[JasonR]

Goodfellas

[Petra_Kalbrain]

'Superman: The Movie' & 'Back To The Future' are my two favourite soundtracks of all time.

[cathexist]

Dark City
Walk the Line
Walk Hard
Superman: The Movie
LOTR...all three

[Lord_Stewie]

Originally Posted by jasonbird

It has.

I love the score from Last of the Mohicans.

+1. awesome score.

Glory also has a great score.

[Beta Man]

2001, Clockwork Orange, Pulp Fiction, Hard Days Night, Superfly,
Purple Rain, Easy Rider, Dr. Zhivago, Help!, Blue Velvet, This is Spinal Tap, The Last Waltz, Stop Making Sense, Shaft, Singles, Taxi Driver, Trainspotting.

That about covers what I can think of.

[Barbie-Shrimp]

The Life Aquatic. This would look great too if any Wes Anderson movies ever come out on BD. I know a lot of people here seem to hate his movies, but I think he's able to touch on a type of humor that no one else can. Anyway, before I get more off-topic...

TMNT (weird I know, but it's my opinion)
Boogie Nights
Magnolia (Aimee Mann, the girl that lost her toe in Big Lebowski)
The Big Lebowski
Jackie Brown

and No Country For Old Men (just kidding)

[darkpoet25]

The X-Files, from the show with the Mark Snow score. Close Encounters Of The Third Kind, John Williams at his best. Just about anything with Danny Elfman, which are mostly Tim Burton movies. The Crow, lots of good songs. Dazed And Confused, I have this movie so many times I can remember the scene where the songs played.

[Blu n Gold]

I told my finace that when she walks down the isle, I am going to pay the organist to play the Imperial March instead of the wedding march.

The Metallica version of the Imperial March is a gift from above.

[Secretagentnumber6]

Almost all Tarantino films have great soundtracks, with Jackie Brown being my fav. I would also like to throw GARDEN STATE out there.

[*TIMMIE*]

LOTR
Pulp Fiction
Almost Famous
Garden State
Danny the Dog (Massive Attack album)
Lola Rennt/Run Lola Run
Moulin Rouge (Sorry, can't help it)

[JasonR]

Originally Posted by Secretagentnumber6

Almost all Tarantino films have great soundtracks, with Jackie Brown being my fav. I would also like to throw GARDEN STATE out there.

I love The Shins!!

Such Great Heights performed by Iron and Wine rocks it too!! Although, I like the original better....

[Scripture]

Conan the Barbarian soundtrack. It's some of the most powerful and awe-inspiring music that I've ever heard. To me personally, this was Basil Poledouris at his finest. The music just seeps inside of your head, and has a lasting impression.

[Joe Cain]

Originally Posted by lutefisk69

As for sountracks: Singles.
Alice in Chains, Pearljam, Screaming trees, Chris Cornell, Mother Love Bone, Smashing Pumpkins. Great for the seattle sound.

And Paul Westerberg (Minneapolis), who wrote the original music and contributed two songs to the soundtrack. All my life, waiting for somebody. Uh-huh-uh, oh yeah.