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what has been you favourite music from a movie?
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Actual theme tunes, I like anything by Hans Zimmer (Gladiator, Crimson Tide, The Rock etc) but I love Beverly Hills Cop (obviously) and Robocop theme was great
For real music in films, The Matrix soundtrack was excellent
For real music in films, The Matrix soundtrack was excellent
Batman/returns, Star Wars, Indy Jones, Conan the Barbarian... :0D
Actually, they use the music from Conan SO much on tv, you wouldn't realise. It's been in quite a few tv ads, most recently for that Hornblower thing, and for the Legend of Zelda too.
But the best movie soundtrack is either:
The Thomas Crown Affair, because the music fits every scene exactly. And it really rules.
From the very beginning, with the heist, and those blokes walking through a art gallery to some damn amazing music... to the very end, with Sinnerman playing through a very, very clever scene.
Anyone who hasn't seen that film is a moron. It's only something like £7 in something that rhymes with gay.hom.
And The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly. Because it's also superb for music.
It was directed TO music, you know.
Actually, they use the music from Conan SO much on tv, you wouldn't realise. It's been in quite a few tv ads, most recently for that Hornblower thing, and for the Legend of Zelda too.
But the best movie soundtrack is either:
The Thomas Crown Affair, because the music fits every scene exactly. And it really rules.
From the very beginning, with the heist, and those blokes walking through a art gallery to some damn amazing music... to the very end, with Sinnerman playing through a very, very clever scene.
Anyone who hasn't seen that film is a moron. It's only something like £7 in something that rhymes with gay.hom.
And The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly. Because it's also superb for music.
It was directed TO music, you know.
Beverly Hills Cop-Classic 80's tunes.
Bullitt-Funky Lalo Schifrin classic.
Enter the Dragon-As above.
Predator-underated orchestral score plus cool theme tune.
Reservoir Dogs.
Indiana Jones, Jaws, Star Wars.
Bullitt-Funky Lalo Schifrin classic.
Enter the Dragon-As above.
Predator-underated orchestral score plus cool theme tune.
Reservoir Dogs.
Indiana Jones, Jaws, Star Wars.
Stryke wrote:
> cookie monster wrote:
> Enya-May It Be, from lord of the
> rings.
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Muahahahahahaha. I take it you're joking? It was pants. Big Ent
> pants.
I reckon the music to Gladiator ruled. Everyone agrees that it
> ruled.
No i wasnt bloody joking, i have listened to that song for well over 20 hours, its very inspiring.
> cookie monster wrote:
> Enya-May It Be, from lord of the
> rings.
--
Muahahahahahaha. I take it you're joking? It was pants. Big Ent
> pants.
I reckon the music to Gladiator ruled. Everyone agrees that it
> ruled.
No i wasnt bloody joking, i have listened to that song for well over 20 hours, its very inspiring.
Pulp fiction soundtrack is the greatest classic in every sense(well except its not classical music).
Batman. No not the pants prince, but the Danny Elfman soundtrack, and the one to Batman Returns too, with the bonus of having 'Face to Face' on the end of it.
Actually, the soundtrack to the Matrix isn't bad, and Desperado is pretty good too, interspersed as it is with lines from the movie.
Actually, the soundtrack to the Matrix isn't bad, and Desperado is pretty good too, interspersed as it is with lines from the movie.
The Grosse Pointe Blank soundtrack kicks ass.
The_Vottanator wrote:
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But remember, that's not 'yet' a woman. That means
> you might be a woman tomorrow.
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It's always a possibility. I like to consider the advantage that I would have a set of breats of my very own. Woman-breats, that is. I can always grow my own man-breasts.
>
But remember, that's not 'yet' a woman. That means
> you might be a woman tomorrow.
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It's always a possibility. I like to consider the advantage that I would have a set of breats of my very own. Woman-breats, that is. I can always grow my own man-breasts.
Stryke wrote:
Not yet a woman - Let me just check. No, I'm not a woman either.
> Excellent.
But remember, that's not 'yet' a woman. That means you might be a woman tomorrow.
Not yet a woman - Let me just check. No, I'm not a woman either.
> Excellent.
But remember, that's not 'yet' a woman. That means you might be a woman tomorrow.
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