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Tommy_Carcetti

(43,198 posts) Tue Jun 23, 2015, 09:34 AM Jun 2015

Growing up, one of my favorite movie soundtracks ever was Star Trek II.

Great film made even better by great music.

RIP James Horner.

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Growing up, one of my favorite movie soundtracks ever was Star Trek II. (Original Post) Tommy_Carcetti Jun 2015 OP

He really made that that movie greater! Ryano42 Jun 2015 #1

I forgot about that one. Tommy_Carcetti Jun 2015 #2

I hope they play this at his funeral... Ryano42 Jun 2015 #3

rip JH Wolverine23 Jun 2015 #4

Ryano42

(1,577 posts)

1. He really made that that movie greater!

Reply to Tommy_Carcetti (Original post)

Tue Jun 23, 2015, 10:34 AM

Jun 2015

The score for the Genesis Countdown...I was a kid squirming in my seat knowing they were all doomed!!!

Another countdown:

Goosebumps...

James Horner

Tommy_Carcetti

(43,198 posts)

2. I forgot about that one.

Reply to Ryano42 (Reply #1)

Tue Jun 23, 2015, 10:38 AM

Jun 2015

Another powerful theme.

Not to mention Field of Dreams.

The guy had quite a resume.

Ryano42

(1,577 posts)

3. I hope they play this at his funeral...

Reply to Tommy_Carcetti (Reply #2)

Tue Jun 23, 2015, 10:42 AM

Jun 2015

FREEEEEEDOMMMMMMMMM!!!!!
Fit so perfectly for the ending...

Wolverine23

(22 posts)

4. rip JH

Reply to Tommy_Carcetti (Original post)

Tue Jun 23, 2015, 11:59 AM

Jun 2015

Definitely Braveheart too that I enjoyed. It's crazy how much a film score adds to a movie. Have you ever tried watching a movie without a film score? It looks so darn silly. the music is just as important as the acting and the cinematography.

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