Your top 3 movie soundtrack scores that stir your soul (horror, picture, watched)

[calnbs]

Best soundtracks for me:

Best OST for US Movies:

Braveheart, Last of the Mohicans, and Titanic.

Best OST for Foriegn Movies:

A moment to Remember, The Classic, The Brotherhood of War, Bichunmoo,

[branfan]

Waiting To Exhale

[CrowGirl]

Henry V (Kenneth Branagh version)

[karlsch]

Immortal Beloved

Especially the composition he composed in his head and never heard because he was completely deaf. He couldn’t even hear the people cheering (really happened, not just in the movie).

Really moving at the 5:00 mark where, as a boy, he lies on his back in the water and stairs up at the universe:


Immortal Beloved ~ Ode To Joy Scene - YouTube

[karlsch]

Originally Posted by karlsch

......... and stairs up at the universe:
..

I meant to say "stares at the universe."

[mattywo85]

Little Miss Sunshine
Inception
Kick Ass

[baileyvpotter]

Originally Posted by Cape Cod Todd

I second Saturday night Fever and will add GREASE.

Is it just the people that have answered or is it something else that the most recent movie here is 15 years old and many are Westerns?

Originally Posted by karlsch

Immortal Beloved

Especially the composition he composed in his head and never heard because he was completely deaf. He couldn’t even hear the people cheering (really happened, not just in the movie).

Really moving at the 5:00 mark where, as a boy, he lies on his back in the water and stairs up at the universe:


Immortal Beloved ~ Ode To Joy Scene - YouTube

Me too CapeCodTodd. Grease has a special spot for me since I saw the original performance in a tiny
little theatre in Chicago.
Love everything Beethoven too. Some critics during that time and now think it wasn't some of his best
work but I disagree.
Have to add the soundtrack to "Shine" (love the Rach 3 - want to hear live it in it's entirety someday).

[LauraC]

1. Out of Africa (the music made that movie)
2. Jaws (stirs my fast beating heart)
3. Once Upon A Time In The West

I also love how Adagio in G Minor was used in Gallipoli but it's not "original" for that movie.

[Johnbiggs]

1. Bram Stoker's Dracula

2. Last Tango in Paris

Third film to be named later

[hawaiian by heart]

1 Dependents
2 Rocky
3 St Elmos Fire
4 Daredevil
5 Top Gun