>>68084724
127 Hours soundtrack

>>68084724
Godzilla x Mechagodzilla

Not even meming, Moscow symphony orchestra did a great job

>>68084724

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ2OE_Vodgw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srVzEMM9d0U

>>68084724
A film score I remember.

When it has distint, semi-unique stuff like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lw_EVbVNn04&t=1m30s

>>68084724
Around 87% I'd say.

>>68084724
a film score that doesn't "hide" in all of the scenes. it has to stand out. this means pretty much nothing by hans zimmer and pretty much anything by John Williams. Danny Elfman also does good work. example:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ac4xamCIgY

even if you don't like the movie, that opening theme will be the high point of your whole day.
Jerry Goldsmith is fucking amazing as well. James Horner has done some good stuff, Michael Kamen is awesome, Randy Edelman has done good work, Alan Sylvestri, etc. etc.

>>68086057
The only stuff by Zimmer that I can even recall are the recycled sequence he first (?) did in The Rock and the BRRRRMMMM from Inception.

it has to elevate the material

Seven Years in Tibet

>>68087760
exactly. his music isn't poorly made by any means, but compared to older composers from the 90's and back, he sucks ass. it's all technical prowess with no soul.

>>68085358
To be fair the Moscow symphony orchestra is pretty good to begin with.