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Top 25 Movie Soundtracks

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I would have thought that one would have come in at eleven..... :cool:

 

Very nice!!!! Personally I like soundtrack songs in D Minor, the saddest of all keys.

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If you are a fan of alternative music, Vanilla Sky has an AWESOME soundtrack.

I like to buy movie soundtracks with composed musical scores. For instance, I love the scores from "Witness," "The Shawshank Redemption," "Road to Perdition," and "Braveheart."

 

A lot of the musical scores from the various George Clooney movies, such as "Oceans Eleven," are very good.

 

I love "The Sting," and of course, "O Brother Where Art Thou."

Backdraft has a good score, and you get to enjoy it a second time when you watch the opening credits to "Iron Chef"

Dazed and Confused

With Honors -Joe Pesci

Crow

Me Myself and Irene

If you are a fan of alternative music, Vanilla Sky has an AWESOME soundtrack.

 

But the movie sucked. :lol:

But the movie sucked. :lol:

 

Opinions are like................ well you know... Everybody has one..............

 

Vanilla Sky is in my top 5 all-time favorite movies.:p

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