A Clockwork Orange. Nothing else comes close, though I might just be saying that because the overture from "la Glazza Ladra" is one of my favourite pieces of classical music.
[QUOTE="Nerd_Man"][QUOTE="bluezy"]It isn't out yet, but Tron Legacy takes the cake. The entire score is being done by Daft Punk.bluezy
No. I'm terribly sorry I enjoy Daft Punk. You can't possibly say Tron Legacy has the best music when it doesn't even have any music at this point. To say something that currently doesn't exist is better than the rest is silly.
I completely forgot about that :P... I still think Star Wars has better music though. I will give you that, Star Wars has "better" music, but I still like Pirates more :)
I'm terribly sorry I enjoy Daft Punk. You can't possibly say Tron Legacy has the best music when it doesn't even have any music at this point. To say something that currently doesn't exist is better than the rest is silly. But I can look at Daft Punk's published work and conditionally give it that top spot in my mind. And it does have music, it just hasn't been released to the public yet.:P If I had to choose something that was already released, I suppose I'll just say Star Wars.
[QUOTE="bluezy"] I'm terribly sorry I enjoy Daft Punk.bluezy
You can't possibly say Tron Legacy has the best music when it doesn't even have any music at this point. To say something that currently doesn't exist is better than the rest is silly. But I can look at Daft Punk's published work and conditionally give it that top spot in my mind. And it does have music, it just hasn't been released to the public yet.:P If I had to choose something that was already released, I suppose I'll just say Star Wars. I don't know if you know much about movies, but film scores are usually one of the last things they do for a movie. So as for Tron Legacy, the actual recording for the film might not start until 2010, a few months before the film is actually released.
I don't know if you know much about movies, but film scores are usually one of the last things they do for a movie. So as for Tron Legacy, the actual recording for the film might not start until 2010, a few months before the film is actually released.Nerd_Man
From Wiki: "At the time of the 2009 Comic-Con, it was revealed they have composed 24 tracks for the film." So I don't know how far along they are, but it has certainly begun.
[QUOTE="Nerd_Man"] I don't know if you know much about movies, but film scores are usually one of the last things they do for a movie. So as for Tron Legacy, the actual recording for the film might not start until 2010, a few months before the film is actually released.bluezy
From Wiki: "At the time of the 2009 Comic-Con, it was revealed they have composed 24 tracks for the film." So I don't know how far along they are, but it has certainly begun. Well, a lot of times they do early stuff. I remember Pixar announced that Michael Giacchino was doing the score for Up about a year in advance. He didn't actually start the final score until at least a few month before its release. I think they like to announce these composers so early just so they can get people excited early on. If Daft Punk already did some stuff for the film this early on, you can't bet that they will be the same songs by time the film is out.
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