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Now an age old argument.
I believe a film score should not just be a "good piece of music" but should fit perfectly with the mood and tone of the film. For these reason i'm suggesting the score to the film the assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert Ford to be one of the best of all time!
Challenge me!
I believe a film score should not just be a "good piece of music" but should fit perfectly with the mood and tone of the film. For these reason i'm suggesting the score to the film the assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert Ford to be one of the best of all time!
Challenge me!
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Battle of Britain - William Walton's music for the "Battle in the Air" sequence
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The Deer Hunter [NAP]
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Gladiator
LOTR The Piano |
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I don't think gladiator fits the bill. I don't think it fits in with the mood of the film in many places. It's always to grand and violent when much of the film is about sadness and loss.
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Lord of the Rings or Star Wars.
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rustyboy 09 Jan 12:15
I believe a film score should not just be a "good piece of music" but should fit perfectly with the mood and tone of the film. For these reason i'm suggesting the score to the film the assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert Ford to be one of the best of all time! Given you think the music needs to fit the mood and tone of the film, I think you should at least give us an idea what this film is about. |
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Shaft
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cowboys and stuff innit
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Easy Rider
American Graffiti |
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lawrence of arabia
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Jackie Brown
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James Bond films
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jackie brown is a very good shout based on the criteria of fitting in with the mood of the film ;)
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Pulp Fiction worked pretty well.
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deliverance..duelling banjos..nap
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West Side Story.....the mutts nuts
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into the wild
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Beat me to it Mr R..
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Once Upon A Time In The West .
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I agree rusty, another to mention is Ainda by Madredeus which is the soundtrack to Wim Wenders film The Lisbon Story
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Braveheart.
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days of heaven, the music and photgraphy are exceptional, the film score is of course, by ennio morricone
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Magnificent 7
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Run Lola Run
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Bladerunner
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I've seen 10 twice
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Surprised nobody mentioned Morricone and the spaghetti trilogy
A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly |
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Gabriels Oboe from the Mission
Quite a few others I can't think of. |
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High Noon, and that clock ticking all the way through, and of course ''Do not foresake me, oh my darling.''
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The Thin Red Line
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godfather, and the scene in the restaurant before michael kills the two men, the noise of the train in the back round instead of music was perfect.
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Surprised nobody mentioned Morricone and the spaghetti trilogy
I did mention his best spaghetti work . |
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Taxi Driver
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Profondo Rosso - Goblin
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Ah yes, sorry 626, one of his minor works :)
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the sting
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4-4
Escape to Victory |
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Dances With Wolves ... :o)
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Midnight Express Dr. Zhivago |