ITT: films heightened exponentially by their soundtrack
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCGGmKTE2n8
>>54818337
suspiria was awesome
>>54818337
Every Giallo.
Perfectly scripted, perfectly cast, but if the score would have been less bombastic and more in tune with how small and personal the scope of the film actually is, it wouldn't have been the same.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YVaOhGMSYc
>Requiem for a Dream.
>Tetsuo The Ironman.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbS-Zhz31CA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxvzqwgoQb4
Anything by Clint Mansell really.8 Mile.Begotten
One of the few examples of film being shot to the score that had already been made. One of the advantages dubbing a film or parts of a film afterwards over recording everything on set.
Interstellar
Blade Runner
but Star Wars most of all
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj-GZJhfBmI
The Social Network
TGWTDT
>>54819265
Beat me to it. Hands down the best collective soundtrack ever.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOr0na6mKJQ
Perfection
How was this not the first reply?
>>54819456
Nice meem friendo
>>54819456
This.
>>54819456
Came here to post this
but also LOTR
>>54818337
There Will Be Blood
A Clockwork Orange
>>54818952
WHERE'S MY FUCKING CAM ALREADY?
The Big Chill
the soundtrack and the wormhole entry was the only good thing about interstellar
discuss
The Counselor
Fury
The Guest
>>54818337
interstellar
>>54818337
that soundtrack was grating by the end of the movie. the same 40 second sample holy shit.
Tron Legacy
>>54821960
>Hans Zimmer is good
When will this meme die?
>>54821960
>the soundtrack
Interstellar's soundtrack has been out for two decades.
>one notable track that was out of place
>good soundtrack
>>54822221
Daft Punk ismediocre
>>54822263
I had this on my backlog for months thinking it was just some pulp shovelfilm.
I honestly preferred it over Silence of the Lambs in no small part because of the music
>>54822225
hans zimmer ain't bad nigger
>>54822398
Mann is amazing, for some reason he has a lot of haters. Even worse sometimes he is grouped together with hacks like w.s. fucking anderson in the "vulgar auteurism" category, but he's 100% legit.
>>54822463
his films just achieve things without being pretentious so it's harder for critics to be self-indulgent when they review his stuff
>>54819255
>Tetsuo soundtrack
Are there more stuff like this?
Candyman by Philip Glass
L'Aldilà (The Beyond) by Fabio Frizzi
>>54818337
Here is the winner
Caliber 9 by Luis Bacalov
>>54822463
>>54822648
His movies also always feel very earnest. It plays straight. When he uses Audioslave for a romantic scene, he commits. I feel like there are so few directors nowadays who would take that kind of risk.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJasZ2X3yXc
