Harriet wrote:

tonnaree wrote:

Both will be well worth your time.   And if you make it to the end of Six Feet Under I vote it for BEST Series Finale EVER!
 

Oh, yes!

You too Harriet?!   My husband and I were both weeping through the whole thing.

There are some parts in some episodes I cannot watch. But it's one of my favourites ever.
And of course it can stir up emotions.

Okay, I stopped watching Six Feet Under after Season 2, don't really know why... and now I guess I'll have to continue. Most series just suck at the end, it seems to be really hard to create a decent last episode... but now I'm really curious about this finale...!

Oh yes. And still so much sensitivity and so much humour as well. I'm not good in watching violence scenes at all, so I know when to cover my eyes 

Be wrote:

 Neil Diamond Soundtrack of Jonathan Livingston Seagull

 

 
Oh yes.  I LOVED this one.

In high school I used it for a media project.  Made a power point presentation of some poems I wrote using it.

one of my all-time favourite movie soundtracks is the one from "The Pink Panther" (1964), composed by Henry Mancini. Love that one (and not only the famous pink panther tune)

Ramin Djawadi- Pacific Rim Main Theme.

I haven't watched the movie myself but was in the room when my partner did, and the music was so enthralling- I downloaded the theme and keep listening to it in the car.

Ramin Djawadi also wrote the score for Game of Thrones, by the way.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sH_6iFYiryY


Another all-time favourite of mine is Chevaliers de Sangreal by Hans Zimmer, from The Da Vinci Code:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5FyRZbqfeM


And of course, for all the fellow browncoats among you the theme from Firefly:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7vS4z6ngQo
 

Last edited by Kerkerian (November 21, 2013 6:11 pm)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuDeQ4nQf7s

Not so much a soundtrack, but a wonderful use of existing music in a film: I loved this clip from Tell No One (Ne le Dis a Personne).  Probably best not to watch if you haven't seen the film but are planning to, because it is a spoiler.

The film is based on a Harlan Coben book about a man whose wife is murdered.  Years later, he appears to get a message from her showing her on CCTV and is a murder suspect himself ... what I love about the music here is that the actual song itself is his clue to what to do next (and I imagine it's playing in his head as we're listening to it), and the words fit so well with the story and what is happening on screen.   It's just brilliant.  If you haven't seen the film, I'd highly recommend it but don't watch this clip first!  (It's one of my favourite scenes in the film).  If you have watched it and want a reminder, enjoy!



 

Last edited by Liberty (July 19, 2014 8:03 pm)

So many! Some of them:

-Sherlock (obviously)
-LOTR and The Hobbit
-Harry Potter
-Star Trek Into Darkness
-Brave
-Frozen (Let It Go especially)
-Sense and Sensibility (1995)
-Wuthering Heights (1992)
-Orlando (1992)
-The Adventures of Tintin
-Maleficent
-Captain America: The Winter Soldier
-Thor II
-Hunger Games
-Gladiator
-Doctor Who
-Gravity