Favorite Movie Themes
#1Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/19/07 at 9:51pm
Gone With the Wind
Chariots of Fire
E.T.
Jurassic Park
Harry Potter
Zorba
Jaws
What about ya'll?
#2re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/19/07 at 10:57pm
Entire Soundtracks -
The Heiress
Nicholas and Alexandra
Mary Queen of Scots
The Mission
Angels in America
Amistad
The Color Purple
#2re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/19/07 at 11:52pmA lot of John Williams. The man has a brilliant ear for enduring themes, at the very least.
#3re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/20/07 at 11:30am
Indiana Jones
Back to the future
a league of thier own
jurassic park
A.I
American Beauty
Hook
Requiem for a dream
castaway
Minority Report
Superman
harry potter
Speed
apollo 13
Crimson tide
#4re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/20/07 at 11:45am
"Movie Themes"
Hmmm...
Peyton Place
Jaws
Star Wars
Psycho
Vertigo
To Kill a Mockingbird
Our Town
Gone With the Wind
The Exorcist
Mommie Dearest
St. Elmo's Fire
A Summer Place
The Adventures of Robin Hood
Ben-Hur
The Godfather
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Far From Heaven
The Magnificent Seven
Sophie's Choice
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#5re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/20/07 at 12:33pm
My favorite themes, are not always from my favorite scores.
Some of my favorite themes:
John Carpenter's theme to Halloween
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Elmer Bernstein's entire score to Hawaii
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John Williams' theme to Superman
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Alfred Newman's theme to How the West Was Won
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Bernard Herrmann's great theme and score to North By Northwest
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So many more!
RockabyeHamlet
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/1/05
#6re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/20/07 at 3:44pm
Gone With the Wind is by far my favorite movie theme.
Others:
Poltergeist
Halloween
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#7re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/20/07 at 3:46pm
Favorite theme:
Peggy Sue Got Married.
Favorite soundtrack:
Donnie Darko
COOOOLkid
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/15/05
#9re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/20/07 at 7:34pm
I love E.T. and Schindler's List.
#10re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/20/07 at 7:52pm
To Kill a Mockingbird - can bring me to tears.
Vertigo - so haunting, so beautiful, so obsessive.
worrell4077
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/11/04
#11re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/20/07 at 8:06pm
The Raiders March
Batman(Danny Elfman's theme)
Young Frankenstein
Pirates of The Caribbean
Psycho
Halloween
The Exorcist
Charlie and The Chocolate Factory
Beetlejuice
Jaws
Harry Potter
Jurassic Park
*A little thing that I didn't know until I read it, in the Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban, during the first Defense Against The Dark Arts lesson with Lupin when the boggart turns into a snake, the theme from the snake pit in Raiders is played. John Williams slipped it in as he is the one who did the score for both Harry Potter and Indiana Jones.
LoringsGuy
Broadway Star Joined: 9/28/04
#13re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/20/07 at 11:27pm
I have literally HUNDREDS of film scores on CD....I don't know if I could pick an absolute favorite, but here are a few themes that spring to mind:
Superman
1941 (another John Williams theme, criminally underrated and just as good as Raiders and Superman)
The Boy Who Could Fly
Cutthroat Island
Stargate
The Rocketeer
The Last Starfighter
Sleeping with the Enemy
#14re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/20/07 at 11:33pmJohn Williams has written some of my least favorite scores. He does, however, write some pretty good themes. The only complete film score I ever admired by him was for the film, The Fury.
#15re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/20/07 at 11:36pmThe Sting
#16re: Favorite Movie Themes
Posted: 8/21/07 at 2:27pm
too many, but this one stands out:
Breakfast at Tiffany's - Moon River - Henry Mancini.
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