best soundtracks

[Visper]

alright, so I've got three movies that i think have the best soundtracks: The Boondock Saints, Requiem for a Dream, and Garden State...all three are different types of movies so i think they deserve recognition. If you haven't seen them, you gotta check them out, they are all amazing movies. Requiem is a little disturbing though...but a must see.

WHAT MOVIE HAS THE BEST SOUNDTRACK? discuss...ready, set, GO!!

 

[The Heartbreak Kid]

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.

 

[Satanstoenail]

Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas
The Boys
Baraka

 

[unknown]

Koyanisqatsi (I know I spelled that wrong)
Requiem for a Dream
Lord of the Rings movies

 

[IdolWarship]

i like the conan scores. and clockwork orange. and 13th warrior. and some others i can't think of. but yeah. good shit.

 

[BloodSword]

Check out Vangelis--"Conquest of Paradise"

 

[unknown]

or Blade Runner

 

[Fevermist]

Braveheart

hands down

 

[Hatebreeder]

Anything by John Williams gets my vote, but Nobuo Uematsu is still my favorite soundtrack artist.

 

[Neurotic]

Braveheart

hands down

The main theme gets on my nerves, although pretty, its really a rip off of Holst planets suite, jupiter if i'm not wrong, haven't heard it in a while.

 

[Base Delta Zero]

Ravenous

 

[Personified Hatred]

Highlander
The Crow
A Clockwork Orange
Eyes Wide Shut

 

[IdolWarship]

Ravenous

 

[MINION]

alright, so I've got three movies that i think have the best soundtracks: The Boondock Saints, Requiem for a Dream, and Garden State...all three are different types of movies so i think they deserve recognition. If you haven't seen them, you gotta check them out, they are all amazing movies. Requiem is a little disturbing though...but a must see.

WHAT MOVIE HAS THE BEST SOUNDTRACK? discuss...ready, set, GO!!

Mission Impossible 2, Batman Forever, and Bevis and Butthead Do America.
I could think some more up but that's it for now.

 

[EllaVampyr]

Webber's "The Phantom Of The Opera"

 

[Black Core]

Braveheart

hands down

total pwnage

and also:
LOTR
Hero
Batman

 

[Neurotic]

The Red Violin, Kubrick Movies

 

[Thoth-Amon]

Amadeus.

Mozart>everything else

 

[speed]

The Red Violin, Kubrick Movies

I concur.

2001 especially. The use of Ligeti's Lex Aeterna and Strauss, is perfectly, perfectly done.

I've always greatly enjoyed Tarkovsky's soundtracks, especially for Stalker. Some like Sacrifice, and Nostalghia are entirely of Bach; but how perfect.

And on a fun note, the soundtracks of Morriconi in the Eastwood Spaghetti westerns, are all fantastic.

 

[unknown]

oh man. ennio morricone rocks my casbah

Waking Life and The Fountain both have really good soundtracks