Just wondering everyone's favorite movie soundtracks. I was listening to one of my favorites: Bourne Supremacy by John Powell, and it made me think to ask this.... so go ahead and list some of your favorites.

Mine are (in no particular order):
- Bourne Supremacy
- The Shining
- The Ring
- Ocean's 11 & 12
- Batman Begins
- Fight Club (for the techno fans, this is serious techno)
- Good Will Hunting

I've probably got a ton more, but these are some I can think of off the top of my head

Top ones in my CD player

Pirates of the Caribbean
Quigly Down Under
Last of the Mohicans
Gladiator
Dances with Wolves
Van Helsing
Braveheart

Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs are the only 2 movie sountracks I've ever liked enough to purchase.

Ooooh, I forgot about Pulp Fiction, don't own it, but it's a good one. I think I also like the Kill Bill soundtrack, but I've only seen the movie once, so I'd have to watch it again to be sure

Forrest Gump has to be one of the best.

Andy.

Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs are the only 2 movie sountracks I've ever liked enough to purchase.
Looking back on the track for a little green bag
Got to find just the kind or I'm losing my mind

awesome soundtrack

To start:

musicals - Evita, Sound of Music

Dramatic films- Frest Gump, Right Stuff,

Westerns- Quigly Down Under, Silverado, Magnificent Seven

I recall as a teenager buying the "Top Gun" soundtrack which pioneered the "bunch of singles" created for a soundtrack formula. Now I run screaming when I hear "Highway to the Danger Zone" or "Take My Love Away".

Anyway, soundtracks I still love:

"Star Wars: A New Hope", "The Empire Strikes Back" - John Williams
"Glory" - James Horner
"Baraka" - Michael Stearns
"Mononoke Hime" (Princess Mononoke) - Joe Hisashi
"Solaris" - Cliff Martinez
"Toy Story" - Randy Newman
"The Natural" - Randy Newman
"Conan the Barbarian" - Basil Pouledouris
"The Godfather" - Nino Rota
"Vertigo" - Bernard Hermann
"Taxi Driver" - Bernard Hermann
"Doctor Zhivago" - Maurice Jarre
"Lawrence of Arabia" - Maurice Jarre
"The Thin Red Line" - Hans Zimmer
"The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly" - Ennoi Morricone
"The Magnificent Seven" - Elmer Bernstein
"Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" - James Horner
"Last of the Mohicans" - Randy Edelman, Trevor Jones
"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" - Tan Dun
"Trois Coleurs: Rouge" - Zbigniew Priesner
"The Double Life of Veronika" - Zbigniew Priesner
"Tommy" - The Who
"The Thin Blue Line" - Philip Glass
"Blade Runner" - Vangelis
"Goldfinger" - John Barry
"The Untouchables" - Ennio Morricone
"Titus" - Elliot Goldenthal
"The Wizard of Oz"
"Local Hero" - Mark Knopfler
"Do the Right Thing" - Branford Marsalas / Public Enemy
"To Live and Die in L.A" - various
"Spartacus" - Alex North

Soundtracks with music selections:
"2001: A Space Odyssey", "Trainspotting", "Pulp Fiction", "Nashville", "O Brother, Where Art Thou", "Donnie Darko", "Bueno Vista Social Club", "The Matrix", "The Graduate", "Lost in Translation", "Fantasia", "South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut", "The Commitments", "Passion"

Musical adaptation:
"West Side Story", "Moulin Rouge", "Jesus Christ Superstar", "The KIng and I"

Keith covered my favorites. I'm listening to a bootleg of Blade Runner's soundtrack right now. Better than the real one!

Donnie Darko.

Anything by Bernard Hermann.

Wow...so many to remember.....

Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back (followed closely by)
Star Wars (the original)
Forest Gump
The Big Chill
The Blues Brothers
Titanic (don't hate me...)
On Golden Pond
James Bond: Live and Let Die
Pirates of the Caribbean
Dances with Wolves
Unforgiven
1941
.....pretty much anything by John Williams

From TV (yeah, I know topic was "movies," but), really enjoy music from:
Nip/Tuck
Red Shoe Diaries
Sopranos
Miami Vice (again...don't hate me)

By Yared:
Message In A Bottle

By Morricone:
The Mission

Braveheart
Conan the Barbarian
Legends of the Fall
Io Non Ho Paura (I'm not Afraid)
Edward Scissorhands
Schindler's List
Munich
E.T.
The Thin Red Line
The Rock
Once Upon A Time in the West
25th Hour

Wow, there are a lot of soundtracks I've forgotten about. I like all of John Williams' soundtracks, and pretty much anything Hans Zimmer has done. I'm actually watching some 24 episodes right now and the soundtrack is beginning to grow on me

Local Hero
Risky Business
Amadeus
American Beauty
The Accidental Tourist
A Fistful of Dynamite
Passion (Soundtrack for The Last Temptation of Christ)
An American Werewolf in London (Hey, it's Elmer Bernstein!)

Twin Peaks
City of God
Sling Blade

How about 1965 and "Help!"

Mike