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  • Music that has enhanced a film scene
  • martinhutch
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    Bit gory warning…

    Burchy1
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    lust for life in Trainspotting

    Daffy
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    Tron Legacy – All of it.

    scaled
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    Bit of a Clint Mansell fan here, stemming from this…

    ta11pau1
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    The Cult – She Sells Sanctuary

    As mentioned above, Kavinsky – Nightcall

    ElShalimo
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    The final scene of The Mission (De Niro, Irons etc.).

    https://youtu.be/Jtme6k_ts00?t=136

    Klunk
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    The dollar westerns are full of it

    pretty much all films are enhanced by music

    it interesting that the opening scene from his once upon a time in the west is so epic with no music just the creak of the wind water pump.

    ta11pau1
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    Oh and Scotty doesn’t know, Eurotrip 😀

    plumber
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    As a full score ‘spy game’ is excellent

    Spaghetti ’60 seconds to what’

    actual song – ‘waiting for a star to fall’ in ‘3 men and a little lady’

    PrinceJohn
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    The opening of 28 Days later – just the way it builds…

    & the opening of Watchmen…

    nedrapier
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    pretty much all films are enhanced by music

    Yup! try one without:

    The film is an accompaniment to the music. The music sets the emotion, it dictates the pace of the shots and the edit. The footage is practically unbearable on its own.

    bikebouy
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    🤩

    Pigface
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    Risky Business has a tremendous score.

    Beagleboy
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    Fallen, with Denzel Washington.

    I remember watching this when it first came out in the late 90’s and right up to the final scene, I was thinking it was an okaaay movie, but not brilliant. Then Sympathy for the Devil kicks in, and pretty much made the entire movie for me. Still makes me smile when I think about it.

    DezB
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    I think the music in Drive is cheesy and intrusive personally. Intrusive doesn’t make for scene enhancement… But hey ho. 🙂

    DezB
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    Free Blood at the beginning of 127 Hours is a stormer. Nice bit of desert MTB too.

    Anyone mentioned the helicopter dog chase at the start of The Thing? I still remember that from seeing the film the first time at the cinema. One of the best.

    DezB
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    Starts about 2min 30s

    bullandbladder
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    Animal House – Louie Louie 😆

    Ming the Merciless
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    Apocalypse Now, ride of the Valkyries

    Jaws

    Matrix films

    2001

    Alien (seriously, listen to the soundtrack, its really disturbing and should not be used as a revision concentration aid)

    eulach
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    Slightly OT but still relevant
    Badalamati / Twin Peaks

    Cougar
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    Jail break scene in Natural Born Killers.

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    senorj
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    Nothing’s gonna stop us now by starship in The Mannequin :-).
    Good choices already btw.

    mrwhyte
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    The final scene in last of the Mohicans. Just wouldn’t be the same without the music.

    BigR
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    Highlander – epic film and epic Queen soundtrack!!

    sofaking
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    final scene in “heat”
    the whole of “moon” but that goes for most clint mansell soundtracks
    title scene in zombieland

    davros
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    Couple of dark ones!

    Lost highway: song to the siren
    Requiem for a dream: lux aeterna

    Jolsa
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    athgray
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    I think the music during the snow sword fight scene between Uma Thurman and Lucy Lui really adds to the mood at the end of Kill Bill Vol 1.

    Also not a particular scene, but the soundtrack by Nick Cave to the Australian film The Proposition adds to that film.

    Just remembered about Vangelis’ score for The Bounty. Great during many scenes when the action gets really tense.

    choppersquad
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    Kate Bush ‘This Woman’s Work’ in She’s Having A Baby.
    You’d be a hard man to not break at that scene.

    bikebouy
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    Hard to imagine the film The Graduate without Simon & Garfunkel adding to the soundtrack..

    Mrs Robinson, hard to think which came first the Song or the Film..

    bikebouy
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    And another, not that I really liked the film much 🧟‍♂️

    But The Exorcist has an instant “urrrgh” feeling when the theme starts up..

    bikebouy
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    You may not have liked it at the time, but the theme really did fit the feel and moment in Miami back then..

    And instantly recognisable, and did enhance the film by some merit (IMO)

    CheesybeanZ
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    Last of the Mohicans

    nbt
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    For those interested in the effect music has on a film, you may want to watch/set your recorders for this

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0002pf6

    bikebouy
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    This one is iconic IMO, instantly takes you back to the late 70’s, evokes images of grime ridden streets and trashy living.. and you tap your toes to it.

    Again, another that deflects from the more grim scenes of the film and sort of leaves you feeling “yeah, good film man” ( if you remove the rather grotty gang bang scene that is )

    thestabiliser
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    Lego Batman movie, first fight scene…”you wanna get nuts?”

    Also hawkman battle in Flash Gordon

    slowoldman
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    Ha when I mentioned Lebowski earlier I’d forgotten that scene. Oh and you know what? For the first time I realised it uses an Eagles song (the dude despises the Eagles) to represent his nemesis in the bowling league. How have I missed that all these years?

    eulach
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    A cool “live” cover of Crockett’s theme
    [video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRCQmNMOqUY[/video]

    RustySpanner
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    A Clockwork Orange.

    Mostly Rossini for the nasty bits.

    Brilliant film of one of my favourite books.

    fossy
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    Guardians of the Galaxy 1 and 2 – brilliant soundtrack, especially the first scene in Guardians 2.

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