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Films where you really enjoyed the Soundtrack - gater - 08-03-2012
I have a few:
Times Square
Mad Magazine's Up The Academy
Up The Creek
FM
Eddie And The Cruisers
Heavy Metal
Fast Times At Ridgemont High
Vision Quest
Obscured By Clouds
This Is Spinal Tap
The Blues Brothers
Pretty In Pink
Repo Man
I left concert film soundtracks out on purpose, 'cause there are quite a few of those.
Films where you really enjoyed the Soundtrack - Music Head - 08-03-2012
oh yeah, Grease is the word
Films where you really enjoyed the Soundtrack - TraceNspace - 09-03-2012
Grease
Garden State
Natural Born Killers
Desparado
Pulp Fiction
Rocky Horror
The Crow
Films where you really enjoyed the Soundtrack - Jerome - 09-03-2012
Forgotten all about the Rocky Horror. Great music.
Films where you really enjoyed the Soundtrack - hatchetman - 23-03-2012
The Hunger Games. Just bought the soundtrack earlier this week and love all the music on it.
Films where you really enjoyed the Soundtrack - Jerome - 04-03-2014
The Wall - crap movie - great album.
Films where you really enjoyed the Soundtrack - CRAZY-HORSE - 04-03-2014
i agree....the movie could have and should have been a whole lot more than it was!
Films where you really enjoyed the Soundtrack - juan_mccoy - 10-03-2014
Yeah, it was so pleasure to watch these two films with great background score and they are undoubtedly, The Doors and The Wall.
Films where you really enjoyed the Soundtrack - stuartpaul12 - 24-04-2014
Yes i like "Heartless" film"s soundtrack. I really like it. this is bollywood film
Films where you really enjoyed the Soundtrack - steffeeh - 30-04-2014
The intro of "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" All the other songs are great too, but this one is my favourite from that movie.
The soundtrack to "Monsters" (just because I love Jon Hopkins
)The first movie of the new Star Trek film series from 2009, when the Enterprise barely makes it through all the desroyed ships, and sees Nero's ship for the first time, there's a horror synth-sound that gives me the chills.
Blues Brothers (of course)
Monty Python: The Holy Grail
Lawrence Of Arabia