I love the soundtrack to Heat, as well as Traffic.
The Fugitive.
The score for that movie is just really damn good.
The score for that movie is just really damn good.
Immortal Technique - Land of the Gun (feat. Breeze Evahflowin) [Immortal Technique is the one who starts rapping at 2:11]NateWiese wrote:
What artist, and what's the song called? I'll have to look it up, cause now that I read that, I have to hear it.Home wrote:
That is a pretty damn good one. A good rapper I listen to actually rapped over a beat made out of that song.
The Shawshank Redmption
The Bourne Supremacy (and the other 2 Bourne films, but they are all similar)
The Bourne Supremacy (and the other 2 Bourne films, but they are all similar)
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I know fucking karate
New Jack City
or Boyz in da hood
Both approx 20 years old now.
Or as a late entry Pulp Fiction but only half the songs off it are normal, thats Tarantino for you.
or Boyz in da hood
Both approx 20 years old now.
Or as a late entry Pulp Fiction but only half the songs off it are normal, thats Tarantino for you.
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Not butchered by Crazy Frog >:L
Gladiator - Soundtrack done by , Hans Zimmer, Enya, and Lisa Gerrard I think.
Badass Movie
Badass Movie
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SelfQFEAirwolf wrote:
I am Legend
personally, best soundtrack ever.
Natewise nailed it with the first post.
Ennio Morricone's soundtrack to "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" is my favorite. "A Fistfull of Dollars" is pretty damn great too.
Ennio Morricone's soundtrack to "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" is my favorite. "A Fistfull of Dollars" is pretty damn great too.
Damn, I'd totally forgotten about that. It's aswesome. And fuck grazy frog...subz3r0mkt wrote:
Not butchered by Crazy Frog >:L
Broken arrow (theme)
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We Were Soldiers
... at first it was Black Hawk Down, but it is now that. I have never heard such good music in a film - they have really captured ... the real essence of war in their music. It's within range of 'stunning' - I definitely recommend you watch the film and listen to the soundtrack.
... at first it was Black Hawk Down, but it is now that. I have never heard such good music in a film - they have really captured ... the real essence of war in their music. It's within range of 'stunning' - I definitely recommend you watch the film and listen to the soundtrack.
Maximum Overdrive!
I really enjoyed Beowulf's soundtrack, but the movie overall was pretty lame.
Lt Rawks
Lt Rawks
"He was ANON"Flaming_Maniac wrote:
real cannons ain't got nothin on this shit
Awesome movie.
I agree with poseidon but i am not Quoting all that!!!
Top Gun - Dangerzone
Top Gun - Dangerzone
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One of my favourite films, partly because of it's perfectly fitting and epic soundtrack, is "Apollo 13".
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Posted a while back in the 'Funeral song' thread, I find this one of the more appealing soundtracks.
The Rock- Theme song
The soundtrack that I probably listen to most regularly is the Fight Club soundtrack. I also listen to the Matrix soundtracks occasionally, as well as all the LotR soundtracks.
Remember Me As A Time Of Day
Another QFT:Ty wrote:
One of my favourite films, partly because of it's perfectly fitting and epic soundtrack, is "Apollo 13".
The soundtrack captures perfectly, in your words, the "epicness" of just what they were trying to do. It's amazing, the sense you get of the hopes, fears and dreams of both the nation and the 'individual's' (astronauts, families and NASA staff on the ground) involved.
Gortoz a Ran - J'Attends (performed by Denez Prigent and Lisa Gerrard) From the 2001 movie Black Hawk Down. Which won the 2002 Academy Award for Best Sound (Michael Minkler, Myron Nettinga, Chris Munro) mind you (amoung many, many other awards).
Listening to the beginning gives me chills down the spine, especially at 4:42. I have never heard a song that has captured the emotion of the events of a movie like this song.
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oChaos.Haze wrote:
Forrest Gump....
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"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
Lord of the Rings trilogy.
Gladiator.
Gladiator.
Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.