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Best Movie + Soundtrack Combos: Top 5

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Participants Sarah Wood8Amy Walker4Nicole Nelson772Richard Carter59James Lopez3copperharbor47Anthony Smith3Jerry Thomas14Michael Ortiz68Edward Hernandez332granitehound19Michelle Ward10Jerry Martin19Gary Patelrapidorca6Sean Watson5Joseph Gray2crimsondriver54Walter Fowler53ironstag16Alexander Hernandez32John Miller3
Anthony Smith3 Anthony Smith3 Regular
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#21 ·
I just remembered two more scenes where the music absolutely carried the moment...

JCVD - "Hard Times" (INTRO)
- The scene itself is honestly hilarious and ironic—it really shows how far one Van Damme has fallen, but not just him; it’s basically all those old action legends who ended up in cheap DTV flicks. But the song, especially the lyrics, "Havin' hard times, in this crazy town...", fits the whole vibe perfectly...

Slumdog Millionaire - "Paper Planes"
- Great movie, killer soundtrack. This specific scene is just one of many times the music in this film hit the mark flawlessly. I can't find the exact clip right now, but that track—"Weather and Escape"—is fantastic during the part where the kids are running for the train.
Michelle Ward10 Michelle Ward10 Member
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#22 ·
Anthony Smith3 said:Slumdog Millionaire - "Paper Planes"
- An outstanding film with an incredible soundtrack. This specific scene is just one of many instances where the music perfectly anchors the tension. I can't seem to track down this exact clip, but that sequence— "Weather and Escape" —is absolutely brilliant during the part where the kids are making their run for the train.

I’m with you there. I’d also throw in that chase scene and the opening with O... Saya. 🙏 🙏
Jerry Martin19 Jerry Martin19 Regular
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#23 ·
Here are a few I’ll never forget (not doing a Top 5 or anything like that, just some genius musical moments that are among my favorites, but I don't have the heart to rank them):

[No need for spoiler tags. If you haven't seen the movie, there's no point in watching the scene]

Requiem for a Dream (02:28 - 04:50) - the dramatic score fits the impressive camerawork perfectly, providing an amazing backdrop for this incredibly depressing and emotional scene

Star Wars - one of the most touching cinematic moments for me

Three Colors: Blue - it would be pretty mindless to suggest this isn't a masterpiece

Eyes Wide Shut - honestly, I think it's redundant to even mention which scene it is

Thesis (- 5:35) - this whole chase scene is pure genius. easily one of the tensest things I've ever seen

Fanny and Alexander (- 03:18) - such a beautiful opening. I'd definitely rewind to the start a few times. those gorgeous interiors paired with warm colors, Alexander, and the score... it's the perfect way to open a film

Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind - just enjoy this brilliant collaboration between Studio Ghibli and Joe Hisaishi

just a few that came to mind...
Gary Patel Gary Patel Active Member
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#24 ·
1. Titanic - final scene
Personally, I think it’s one of the best musical pieces ever—though honestly, the scene itself is just flawless.
2. LOTR Return of the King - Into the West
Annie Lennox. I think that speaks for itself.
3. Pokémon 2000 - Lugia
Even though it's a Pokémon movie, the music is simply perfect. It's one of those animated films that catches you off guard and moves you to tears.

4. The Da Vinci Code - you really have to watch the whole thing to let the music and the scenes truly hit home, but even on its own, it's perfection.

5. The Prince of Egypt - the entire scene is great and the score is excellent, but that moment when the singing starts in Hebrew? Absolute peak.
rapidorca6 rapidorca6 Active Member
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#25 ·
Sean Watson5 Sean Watson5 Newcomer
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#26 ·
I honestly think Forrest Gump has some of the most incredible soundtracks ever put to film 😍
Joseph Gray2 Joseph Gray2 Newcomer
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#27 ·
The Golden State Warriors... and that soundtrack too, right?
Michelle Ward10 Michelle Ward10 Member
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#28 ·
Lost in Translation
The Doctor - san (1:55-5:10)
And every single running scene from Lola 🙏
Jerry Martin19 Jerry Martin19 Regular
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#29 ·
George Hill13 said:every single running scene in Lola🙏

Man, that’s exactly what I was getting at😁

Lola - the pacing in that movie is just unreal...😍
Nicole Nelson772 Nicole Nelson772 Member
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#30 ·
George Hill13 said:Lost in Translation
The Doctor - dream(1:55-5:10)
and every single running scene in Lola🙏


Oh, man... yeah.... 🙏 🙏 🙏
Amy Walker4 Amy Walker4 Member
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#31 ·
Dirty Dancing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF4CW...eature=related


Dirty Dancing -- hey, I think you might have pasted the wrong link there 😉
Amy Walker4 Amy Walker4 Member
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#32 ·
Joseph Gray2 said:The Golden State Warriors... and that incredible soundtrack, right?

It really is a phenomenal movie paired with such great music.👍

granitehound19 said:It’s honestly surprising that nobody has brought up what might be the greatest soundtrack of all time.☕

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jy0RzZ18LYY

👍
crimsondriver54 crimsondriver54 Member
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#33 ·
There are so many incredible films with truly magnificent soundtracks. To avoid getting too wordy, I'll just say—Doctor Zhivago, and almost every scene featuring Larina's song.
Walter Fowler53 Walter Fowler53 Active Member
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#34 ·
Apocalypse Now😍 starts off with 😍 everyone singing Satisfaction on the boat, then Wagner in a Huey 🤣 followed by Susie Q...
ironstag16 ironstag16 Member
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#35 ·
the absolute best 🙏in my

plus, of course, The Rocky Horror Picture Show 😍is just
Alexander Hernandez32 Alexander Hernandez32 Member
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#36 ·
My Life Without Me (this one really stuck with me—mostly because of that incredible score, and obviously thanks to the brilliant Sarah Polley)

The Couscous Secrets (that "Eastern" vibe is usually hard for me to get into, but here it just worked perfectly with the whole mood)

Forrest Gump (a total classic, right?)

Lord of War (man, that soundtrack is killer; I especially love the scene where Cage is "barring" that model while "La vie en rose" plays in the background)

Vicky Cristina Barcelona (it’s light, breezy, and just charming; especially that main track http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBokh...eature=related)

Bubbles (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adxjAY8ua7I 😍)

Closer (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfLCHQHndRo)
copperharbor47 copperharbor47 Member
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#37 ·
BO Death Proof

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rRCw3pxX1M
rapidorca6 rapidorca6 Active Member
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#38 ·
Amy Walker4 said:Dirty Dancing -- you got the wrong link here 😉

1. my bad
2. thanks 😁
3. Here's the actual link 🙂
John Miller3 John Miller3 Newcomer
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#39 ·
The opening scene of Forrest Gump with that feather drifting through the air
The beginning of Titanic’s journey while Jack Dawson and Fabrizio watch the dolphins
Michael and Apolonio in Italy, with the iconic theme from The Godfather playing softly in the background

Those were just the first few that popped into my head...
Jerry Martin19 Jerry Martin19 Regular
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#40 ·
hey everyone, enjoy the club Silence

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