Best Score/Soundtrack in a movie...

sorry but in my opinion, none compare to Star Wars :)battlefront23

Dont laugh...

Last of the Mohicans.

Aliens

They're still using parts of it in movie trailers more than 20 years after the film's release.

The Fountain

Requiem for a Dream

Star Wars

Indiana Jones

Donnie Darko

Pirates of the Carribean

Lord of the Rings

Schindler's List

Jurassic Park

anything else from Clint Mansell or John Williams is probably great

The Fountain

Requiem for a Dream

Star Wars

darkodonnie

Requiem for a Dream

tomxizor

Most certainly.

"Dances With Wolves" scored by John Barry

"Lonesome Dove" scored by Basil Poledouris

"The Live Aquatic w/ Steve Zissou"was a fine soundtrack.

Soundtrack - "The Crow"

Score - Batman (1989)

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The Fountain

Requiem for a Dream

Star Wars

Scienceblows

hit submit before adding the whole list, but its been edited in :)

I guess I'm in the minority when I think Mansell's work in The Fountain was a lot better than in Requiem For A Dream or Pi.MoonSpoon

I'm mostly with you on that, I haven't seen Pi but I prefer the Fountain score to Requiem for a Dream's music

I wouldn't say much better though as they are both incredible

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Requiem for a Dream

Samwel_X

Most certainly.

28 Days Later

House of Flying Daggers

Sympathy For Lady Vengeance

Blues Harp

Friday Night Lights

Gladiator

The Matrix

The Fountain's score was really, really well done. I'd have a hard time picking a favourite of all time, but it'd rank up there with Lost in Translation, Donnie Darko, and Friday Night Lights.Lockedge

WOAH How could I forget Friday Night lights!

Definitely The Fountain. Clint Mansell...oh man, he's amazing.

He's so good, his music actually made me like some parts of Smokin Aces. Dead Reckoning is such a great song.
Rockclmbr6

Anything by Hans Zimmer (Gladiator, The Last Samurai), Jerry Goldsmith (Star Trek and other things), Klaus Badelt and Hans Zimmer (Pirates of the Caribbean) and Howard Shore (Lord of the Rings).

Cannot stand: John Williams (too repetitive, I hate how I can hear Indiana Jones and Star Wars music in just about anything else he composes) and James Horner (also too repetitive, like I can hear bits of Titanic music in a lot of his other work). Don't get me wrong, I do like some of the music to Star Wars, I just get fed up of John Williams stuff after a while.

I think the TV show makes poor use of the Explosions in the Sky pieces. Once in awhile, there are some good songs on that show though. The movie's soundtrack on the other hand is great. Your Hand in Mine with strings is wonderful.

Anyways, to add to what I said in my other post, Solaris.

I think the TV show makes poor use of the Explosions in the Sky pieces. Once in awhile, there are some good songs on that show though. The movie's soundtrack on the other hand is great. Your Hand in Mine with strings is wonderful.

Anyways, to add to what I said in my other post, Solaris.

MoonSpoon

Yeah, I don't really like the show. I only like the music.

28 Days Later is an obvious because of Godspeed You! Black Emperor...

Um...

The Royal Tenenbaums

Is Eluvium's Prelude For Time Feelers in a pretentious indie film yet?

If not, it should be.

Is Eluvium's Prelude For Time Feelers in a pretentious indie film yet?

If not, it should be.

MoonSpoon

It's definitely a beautiful song. Copia is no Talk Amongst the Trees though.

Talk Amongst The Trees is the perfect autumn album for myself.MoonSpoon

Yeah, it's fantastic. My perfect autumn album would have to be Yo La Tengo's "Painful".

That's a good one.

I also like folk stuff during this time of the year. Nick Drake, for example.

That's a good one.

I also like folk stuff during this time of the year. Nick Drake, for example.

MoonSpoon

I think certain albums apply to certain seasons. Yeah, I love Nick Drake... His music reminds me of my childhood. What do you think of Vashti Bunyan around this time of year?

Last of the Mohicans for sure.EwanMac

ding ding ding, we have a winner. Tell him what he's won, Todd.

28 Days Later is an obvious because of Godspeed You! Black Emperor...

Um...

The Royal Tenenbaums

IndieShotYou

I think the TV show makes poor use of the Explosions in the Sky pieces. Once in awhile, there are some good songs on that show though. The movie's soundtrack on the other hand is great. Your Hand in Mine with strings is wonderful.

Anyways, to add to what I said in my other post, Solaris.

MoonSpoon

28 Days Later is an obvious because of Godspeed You! Black Emperor...

Um...

The Royal Tenenbaums

IndieShotYou

Is Eluvium's Prelude For Time Feelers in a pretentious indie film yet?

If not, it should be.

MoonSpoon

So now ,here is my list.

1. The Fountain
2. Friday Night Lights
3. Requiem for a dream
4. Pi
5. Donnie Darko