Best Movie Who's Soundtrack Defines Them

[Old Tiger]

Maximum Overdrive!

[BullsFan]

Remember the Titans.

Also Last of the Mohicans.

[NateDawg39]

500 Days of Summer
Garden State
The Squid and the Whale :)

[Bullaholic]

The Way We Were
Midnight Cowboy
We Were Soldiers
Superman
Shrek

[CenTexSports]

The Big Chill

[BreckTxLonghorn]

Dazed and Confused far and away.

And the Forrest Gump double disc.

[Old Tiger]

the wall?

[Farmersfan]

Urban Cowboy.

Saturday Night Fever.

Wow! What a combo.

[44INAROW]

Dazed and Confused.. I read an article a while back - Richard Linklater said that he spent almost the entire budget on copyright payments for the music on that film. What a classic movie - and it was about the class of -76 - holds a special place in my heart :)

[Old Tiger]

Originally posted by 44INAROW
Dazed and Confused.. I read an article a while back - Richard Linklater said that he spent almost the entire budget on copyright payments for the music on that film. What a classic movie - and it was about the class of -76 - holds a special place in my heart :) Whats AARP like? :D

[44INAROW]

Originally posted by Old Tiger
Whats AARP like? :D

:D

[BullsFan]

Originally posted by 44INAROW
Dazed and Confused.. I read an article a while back - Richard Linklater said that he spent almost the entire budget on copyright payments for the music on that film. What a classic movie - and it was about the class of -76 - holds a special place in my heart :)

Dazed and Confused is one of my favorite movies of all time. Not exactly my time period, but still a classic. And there were so many people in that who went on to become big stars...

[BullsFan]

Originally posted by Old Tiger
the wall?

Another classic! I didn't discover The Wall until I was in college, and then I went through about a six month period when I listened to nothing else.

[eagleqb_14]

Originally posted by BullsFan
Remember the Titans.

Also Last of the Mohicans. :iagree:

[NateDawg39]

Originally posted by eagleqb_14
:iagree: :thmbdwn:

[waterboy]

Grease
Saturday Night Fever
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
:D

[OLE'BULL]

TOP GUN

rocky???

[coach]

the hangover's was pretty good

[crabman]

Saturday Night Fever

The Breakfast Club

[Emerson1]

Originally posted by coach
the hangover's was pretty good
+1

That's what I came in here to say

Originally posted by OLE'BULL
TOP GUN


+1

[bobcat4life]

Rocky

8 Mile

[STANG RED]

STAR WARS

[Footballhudini]

Originally posted by bobcat4life

8 Mile [/B]

please ban

[Farmersfan]

Dawn of the Dead!!!! :D

[rojosgirl]

Wow - SO many good ones to choose from! I'll go with

The Big Chill
Remember the Titans
Forest Gump
Pure Country

:clap:

[StangEm]

Originally posted by BreckTxLonghorn
[B]Dazed and Confused far and away.
B]

:clap: :clap: :iagree: :2thumbsup

see below

[GreenMonster]

Originally posted by BreckTxLonghorn
Dazed and Confused far and away.

And the Forrest Gump double disc.

Dazed and Confused was my immediate thought, Gump was pretty good for sound track as well.

[Roc96]

"Danger Zone"

[Trench Warrior]

All good ideas, but the hands down winner:

[Trench Warrior]

GLADIATOR:clap:

[carter08]

Garden State

[Stats]

I know most of you are too young to remember, but the soundtrack for "The Magnificent Seven" was perfectly suited to that terrific movie. Starred Yul Brenner, Steve McQueen, Robert Vaughn, Horst Bucholtz, Charles Bronson, etc.

[warhorsejoe]

"Rocky IV"

[STANG RED]

Originally posted by Stats
I know most of you are too young to remember, but the soundtrack for "The Magnificent Seven" was perfectly suited to that terrific movie. Starred Yul Brenner, Steve McQueen, Robert Vaughn, Horst Bucholtz, Charles Bronson, etc.

Thats a great movie I havent seen in years. Wonder if it can be gotten on DVD? I bet it's been 30+ years since I've seen it.

[Stats]

I'm sure you can get a DVD of it. If you Google "The Magnificent Seven" there is a movie trailer that gives you some of the music. Came out in 1960. I was just a kid, but can still remember seeing it at the Simon Theater in Brenham with my Mom. Music is really great. Story is based on an old Japanese story about Samurai Warriors, but it is a Western set in Mexico.

[Bullaholic]

El Cid
Ben Hur
Lawrence of Arabia

In the old day, any score performed by Miklos Rosza was always a classic and told the story with his incredible score.

[Ranger Mom]

I am embarrassed to admit the first movie that came to mind was "Aladdin.":blush:

[turbostud]

From Dusk til Dawn (ZZ Top, Stevie Ray, and Tito and Tarantula. The best.)

K2 (If you like David Gilmour and Pink Floyd, you will like this soundtrack)

[SintonFan]

Originally posted by Old Tiger
Maximum Overdrive!

Wasn't that all AC/DC?
It was ok but not what some of the others have mentioned imho.:)

[SintonFan]

Originally posted by Bullaholic
Ben Hur
Lawrence of Arabia

In the old day, any score performed by Miklos Rosza was always a classic and told the story with his incredible score.

You sir mentioned two reasons why I tell my kids why the true classic movies are truly classic!
Both those scores helped to make those movies.

Now I have to rent El Cid to check that one out.:clap:

[Old Tiger]

Originally posted by SintonFan
Wasn't that all AC/DC?
It was ok but not what some of the others have mentioned imho.:) Yes and that is why its awesome!

[SintonFan]

Originally posted by Old Tiger
Yes and that is why its awesome!

Ok ok
I'll upgrade the soundtrack to really really good!
The movie sucked though...:D

[Old Tiger]

Originally posted by SintonFan
Ok ok
I'll upgrade the soundtrack to really really good!
The movie sucked though...:D Anything featuring Emilio Estevez does not suck!:D