Your favorite movie soundtracks.

[ExtremeSleuth]

Moulin Rouge and Garden State have some good soundtracks. Also, Click has a pretty good soundtrack....

 

[RicFic]

Cinema Paradiso

I second that.

 

[donkathon]

The Royal Tenenbaums. Nothing in the world can beat that one.

 

[Owen]

Legend of 1900 -- Ennio Morricone
The Rocketeer -- James Horner

 

[Brandon Rice]

Another great soundtrack is the one for Treasure Planet... anyone heard that one?

 

[Solomojo]

Amadeus is ridiculous.

 

[matt s.]

Late 60's early 70's Lalo Schifrin. Standouts for me would be Dirty Harry and Enter the Dragon.Schifrin is the sndtrk king!!

Also like james browns - Black Caesar and Roy Ayers - Coffy.

marvin gaye also did a rare soundtrack for the film Trouble Man.

 

[thartley]

It Could Happen to You--90's movie with Nic Cage and Bridget Fonda. I love that soundtrack.

 

[Rick Meyer]

Ennio Morricone has done some simply amazing work across many genres.

YES! Hes tops for me. His son is pretty good too. But just pick a movie that hes done the score for, and its great!

 

[JY_Blue]

"Cinema Paradiso" and The Mission by "Ennio Morricone."
for pop music, "Go"

 

[Jdaniels]

The Breakfast Club
and anything by John Williams
The soundtrack from The Chariots of Fire

JD

 

[kai]

Though not technically for a movie, i'd have to say Band of Brothers is in my tops...

Other favorites:
A Beautiful Mind
Big Fish (and anything from Elfman)
Gladiator
Requiem For A Dream
Saving Private Ryan
Thin Red Line
Jurrasic Park

 

[bustak]

The Repo Man & City of God!

 

[bustak]

oh yeah, I can't forget to mention Rushmore!

 

[donkathon]

oh yeah, I can't forget to mention Rushmore!

Right on.

 

[Aaron Marshall]

The Crow - Graeme Revell
Vertigo - Bernard Herrmann
The Dark Crystal - Trevor Jones
Willow - James Horner
Edward Scissorhands - Danny Elfman
Dracula - Wojciech Kilar
Donnie Darko - Michael Andrews
Interview with the Vampire - Elliot Goldenthal
Legend (Euro version) - Jerry Goldsmith
Wolf - Ennio Morricone

I love nearly anything from John Williams or Jerry Goldsmith.

 

[FilmMakerr]

Requiem for a dream
Halloween
The Godfather
Saw
The Sixth Sense
Signs
The Village
Unbreakable
Rocky
11:14
Pi

 

[donkathon]

Like Noct said, Edward Scissorhands was the best score I've ever heard, though the snobs at The Academy Of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (oh boy that's a mouthful) thougt it wasnt good enough, not even for a nomination.