Movies With Good Music ? - Page 3

stenson · 11.27.2006, 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by screamingskull

empire records

I was waiting to see this. Just got the extended DVD. My friends and I used to have "Empire" parties where every week we'd watch it. Then he ended up moving away and now we have it once a year, but we throw a party of about 50 people and all watch the movie. It's tradition. Even if I only like half od the music on it, it brings back great memories (Toad the Wet Sprocket, GWAR, that really old Refused song that Mark plays, etc...)

Savage Clone · 11.27.2006, 12:19 PM

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Gummo
Saragossa Manuscript
The Wicker Man (original 1973 version)
Electric Dragon 80,000v
Suburbia (Penelope Spheeris one)
Vampyros Lesbos
Schülmadchen Report
Dolemite
El Topo
Dead Man
Liquid Sky

Bertrand · 11.27.2006, 03:15 PM

Yeah, Liquid Sky's soundtrack fits the title of the movie. Never heard anything similar. Cristal sounds. Margaret's Apartment's great.

Tarantino uses beautiful music. So does his former partner Roger Avary.

Rubber Biscuit by the Chips in Scorsese's Mean Streets.

Kubrick's use of music was wonderful.
"We'll meet again..." Dr Strangelove.

The late Robert Altman was kinda good too - Suicide is painless, in M.A.S.H.

Phantom of the Paradise.

Female Trouble.

In the Mood for Love's soundtrack.

The Graduate.

In Jerzy Skolimowski's Deep End (1970), a beautiful Can song is played all over the most beautiful scene of the picture.

In Mulholland Drive, this bubblegum pop song during the casting scene brings tears to my eyes; the music on the tall strong guy in Adam's house makes the scene quite quite funny.

Thurston's track on Bully. Suits the scene.

David Bowie's Modern Love in Mauvais sang - the scene everybody (who saw the film) recalls.

Viva Las Vegas. I recently saw this film again. The memory of Tara Reid at the wheel of car, all toes untouched, in the Big Lebowski, kinda distracted me.

Savage Clone · 11.27.2006, 03:22 PM

I can't believe I forgot to mention Forbidden Planet!
1950s electronic music rules.

Phantom of the Paradise! Ha! Paul Williams!!!

!@#$%! · 11.27.2006, 03:36 PM

any kubrick movie has excellent music with the exception of that piece of shit known as "spartacus"-- but that's really a movie by that hack actor kirk douglas

lucyrulesok · 11.27.2006, 03:41 PM

I also quite like the Donnie Darko soundtrack.... but I don't think it works particularly well in the film itself.

Savage Clone · 11.27.2006, 03:42 PM

Suspiria.
Most Goblin soundtracks, really.

Bertrand · 11.27.2006, 04:45 PM

Yes, their score on the European version of Dawn of the Dead is spooky

screamingskull · 11.27.2006, 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by stenson

I was waiting to see this. Just got the extended DVD. My friends and I used to have "Empire" parties where every week we'd watch it. Then he ended up moving away and now we have it once a year, but we throw a party of about 50 people and all watch the movie. It's tradition. Even if I only like half od the music on it, it brings back great memories (Toad the Wet Sprocket, GWAR, that really old Refused song that Mark plays, etc...)

your parties sound awesome, i love that movie!!!

whats the extended vesion like? are there any special features?

Bal · 11.27.2006, 06:29 PM

Bal · 11.27.2006, 06:30 PM

k-krack · 11.27.2006, 06:33 PM

Probably been said already, but all of Wes Anderson's movies have great soundtracks.
28 Days Later (maybe solely for Godspeed You! Black Emperor).
All Kubrick

!@#$%! · 11.27.2006, 07:17 PM

what can i what can i what can i
say?

oh yes: "certainly not this one."

nicfit · 11.28.2006, 03:28 AM

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Originally Posted by lucyrulesok

I also quite like the Donnie Darko soundtrack.... but I don't think it works particularly well in the film itself.

Well, hope you will rethink about this after re-watching the party scene with love will tear us apart in the background, or the "finale" with gary jules' mad world....

Marfloth · 11.28.2006, 04:07 AM

The original Dawn Of The Dead soundtrack. by the italian prog band 'Goblin'

Marfloth · 11.28.2006, 04:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Savage Clone

El Topo

Wow, Savage Clone. El Topo and The Holy Mountain are the greatest films ever made. I dont know ANYONE ELSE whos seen them!

LittlePuppetBoy · 11.28.2006, 12:45 PM

12 Monkeys (I love the score)
Donnie Darko
2001

Savage Clone · 11.28.2006, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Marfloth

Wow, Savage Clone. El Topo and The Holy Mountain are the greatest films ever made. I dont know ANYONE ELSE whos seen them!

Then perhaps you don't know anyone else who was also disappointed that the recently-issued "Music Of El Topo" LP is not actually the soundtrack to the film!
Arrgh. It's not bad, but not what I was looking for. I have an older friend who has the real thing from way back that he got for like 2 dollars!

Holy Mountain is excellent, it's true.

stenson · 11.28.2006, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by screamingskull

your parties sound awesome, i love that movie!!!

whats the extended vesion like? are there any special features?

I honestly don't know, I got the movie for my friend that hosted the parties, but now found out that he already has it, so if my paycheques juicy today and brings me out of debt, I'm definately going to open it up.

There's 15 minutes of deleted scenes added to the movie, and another 16 minutes of stuff they said that couldn't even make the fan edition, so I'm anxious to see those. If you have the original VHS it shows pictures of the deleted scenes at the back that are never in the movie. I'll let you know about it when I see it!

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Bertrand expwy. to yr skull Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Rennes, France Posts: 1,267	Yeah, Liquid Sky's soundtrack fits the title of the movie. Never heard anything similar. Cristal sounds. Margaret's Apartment's great. Tarantino uses beautiful music. So does his former partner Roger Avary. Rubber Biscuit by the Chips in Scorsese's Mean Streets. Kubrick's use of music was wonderful. "We'll meet again..." Dr Strangelove. The late Robert Altman was kinda good too - Suicide is painless, in M.A.S.H. Phantom of the Paradise. Female Trouble. In the Mood for Love's soundtrack. The Graduate. In Jerzy Skolimowski's Deep End (1970), a beautiful Can song is played all over the most beautiful scene of the picture. In Mulholland Drive, this bubblegum pop song during the casting scene brings tears to my eyes; the music on the tall strong guy in Adam's house makes the scene quite quite funny. Thurston's track on Bully. Suits the scene. David Bowie's Modern Love in Mauvais sang - the scene everybody (who saw the film) recalls. Viva Las Vegas. I recently saw this film again. The memory of Tara Reid at the wheel of car, all toes untouched, in the Big Lebowski, kinda distracted me.
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k-krack invito al cielo Join Date: May 2006 Location: On Posts: 7,380	Probably been said already, but all of Wes Anderson's movies have great soundtracks. 28 Days Later (maybe solely for Godspeed You! Black Emperor). All Kubrick __________________ sandwich klub 4 men. Danny is a C.H.U.D.
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Marfloth bad moon rising Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Townsville QLD, Aus Posts: 129	The original Dawn Of The Dead soundtrack. by the italian prog band 'Goblin'
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