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Soundtracks for Movies
Storm on Sun Nov 09, 2008 6:18 am
Which soundtracks do you like?
I personaly like:
The Incredibles
Cars
Chronicles of Narnia
LoTR
Horton hears a Who
and many others
I personaly like:
The Incredibles
Cars
Chronicles of Narnia
LoTR
Horton hears a Who
and many others
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Re: Soundtracks for Movies
Jellyfish11 on Sun Nov 09, 2008 6:05 pm
*thinks*
I'd have to say I also really like the Incredibles, LOTR (of course), and narnia. I also really like a Series of Unfortunate Events.
I'd have to say I also really like the Incredibles, LOTR (of course), and narnia. I also really like a Series of Unfortunate Events.
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Re: Soundtracks for Movies
KODY 105 on Sun Nov 30, 2008 3:00 pm
Forrest Gump had great music, and so did Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.
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Re: Soundtracks for Movies
Storm on Sun Nov 30, 2008 4:13 pm
Hmmm...
I'll have to listen to those
I'll have to listen to those
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Re: Soundtracks for Movies
Jellyfish11 on Sun Nov 30, 2008 4:53 pm
Hannah wrote:National Treasure is also pretty good.
Wow, how could I forget that one?? Probably my favorite!!
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Re: Soundtracks for Movies
Brian on Mon Jan 19, 2009 5:00 pm
Most soundtracks my John Williams are pretty cool.
I also like the Back to the Future soundtrack and some of the stuff from the Spider-man movies are pretty cool.
And odd as it may sound a number of the Godzilla movies have really neat orchestrated scores.
I also like the Back to the Future soundtrack and some of the stuff from the Spider-man movies are pretty cool.
And odd as it may sound a number of the Godzilla movies have really neat orchestrated scores.
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Re: Soundtracks for Movies
KODY 105 on Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:16 pm
Brian wrote:And odd as it may sound a number of the Godzilla movies have really neat orchestrated scores.
Now would those Godzilla movies in question be the really cheesy, 50's sci-fi knockoff ones I've heard about? I guess I really don't know much about Godzilla...
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Re: Soundtracks for Movies
Brian on Tue Jan 20, 2009 6:28 pm
KODY 105 wrote:Brian wrote:And odd as it may sound a number of the Godzilla movies have really neat orchestrated scores.
Now would those Godzilla movies in question be the really cheesy, 50's sci-fi knockoff ones I've heard about? I guess I really don't know much about Godzilla...
The two in the 50's had decent soundtracks but I think they improved in the 60's and most anything by the original composer (he set out a film here and there) up until he retired in the 90's were pretty good... though all together they can be similar.
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Re: Soundtracks for Movies
Hannah on Tue Feb 03, 2009 8:57 am
Has anyone seen Henry V ? It has a beautiful soundtrack!
"Non Nobis Domine, Domine"
"Non Nobis Domine, Domine"
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