whats a good use of music in film? either pop songs or classical or original score or whatever
id ask Sup Forums but i dont have the necessary memes on hand to get a good thread going over there
Whats a good use of music in film? either pop songs or classical or original score or whatever
Mason Lewis
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Gabriel Wilson
Forest Gump: the movie
Cameron Thomas
This film barely uses its score, but when it does, it is effective as hell for conveying tone. I realize how a film that has almost no music is unconventional, but watch it. It's neat.
Xavier Roberts
Gerry by Gus Van Sant (music by Arvo Part)
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Nathaniel Foster
django unchained has a great soundtrack imo
Dylan Hill
Nostalghia by Tarkovsky
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Isaiah James
Aaron Williams
Opening scene of Aguirre, Wrath of God by Werner Herzog
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whole movie is strange and unforgettable
Josiah Robinson
the entirety of baby driver although Sup Forums probably hates it because it's popular and good
Grayson Jackson
LOTR
Benjamin Perez
Do I even dare suggest Lost in Translation
Adam Perez
people jerk it off because of the scene with Sometimes but it's a legitimately beautiful movie with some amazing performances
kevin shields also did original songs for the soundtrack , and the rest of the OST is great to boot
Robert Garcia
It's highly overrated. I expected much better from Edgar Wright but may be forced to accept that he's not as good without Nick Frost and Simon Pegg.
Matthew Ward
Death Wish score by Herbie Hancock
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Andrew Price
Reach the Rock soundtrack by Jim McEntire, Tortoise, Dianogah, etc
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Jace Bennett
*John McEntire, sory
Mason Thomas
I think it just ticked a lot of the right boxes for people. It's not a cinematic masterpiece, but it's a fun heist movie that gets elevated by the fact that every scene is choreographed just right. [spoiler]Plus the girl looks like Shelly from Twin Peaks and she's cute as fuck.[/spoiler]
Also, and I know this point has been made a million times, but the presence of actual visual gags makes it better than most other comedies in theaters automatically.
Elijah Rodriguez
Suspiria's score is pretty good. Builds tension and fear pretty well. Also emphasizes the kinda primal and arcane nature of the violence it accompanies
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Matthew Anderson
Xavier Torres
Lalo Schifren's soundtrack to Dirty Harry is dope
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Love those grimey, spooky 70s themes.
>Plus the girl looks like Shelly from Twin Peaks and she's cute as fuck
you got that right mayne, I fell in love
It's certainly better than most of the capeshit drivel in theatres over the past few years I just came in with high expectations.
Easton Anderson
baby driver did a good job syncing the action to the score, it made it fun and engaging to watch
Andrew Peterson
The last 20 minutes or so of The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly are God Tier, I don't care what anybody says.
Christopher Jenkins
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This in Werckmeister Harmonies, though Satantango and The Turin Horse use music just about as well.
Leo Adams
Her has an amazing soundtrack by Arcade Fire...
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...as does Under The Skin...
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...Arrival...
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...and Blue Valentine (Grizzly Bear fits perfectly).
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David Johnson
I says you're right, Morricone was a badass. Also check out One Upon a Time in the West
Elijah Sanchez
forgot to post the op
Henry Foster
Bela Tarr's movies are grueling, but unforgettable.
Grayson Allen
this is great
Wyatt Rogers
conveys all sorts of emotions
Gavin Gomez
This is a great movie. I can't get behind all of Herzog's ideas about filmmaking, but he gets some damn fine results.
I should probably watch it again.
Mason Russell
2001 uses music perfectly
Jackson Jenkins
pretty much any movie that utilizes lietmotifs
I like lietmotifs
The lullaby in Pan's Labyrinth is kinda an example. It's pretty much the only theme in the movie, so I'm not sure if it's technically a lietmotif, but it's used well to evoke sadness and stuff. Though it also brings a feeling of nostalgia and a bit of hope that Ofelia's fantasy world is real
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Caleb Davis
Easy Rider
Jayden Cook
Landon Hernandez
Love is alright toooooooonite. It's always fun to get away from camp, even for an hour.
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Landon Morris
Lynch has some of my favorite uses of diagetic music in his films. They always compete with his OOOOH ANGELOOOO moments
Ian Reyes
>here comes the story of The Hurricane
>the man the authorities came to claim
>for somethin' that he never done!
>put in a prison cell but ONE.TIME. he could've been
>THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD
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Daniel Brown
Magnolia
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Chase Jenkins
Brody Flores
great choice. Another great music scene by lynch is the spanish roy orbison cover in Mulholland Dr, and also the Straight Story has one of my favorite scores
Christian Cook
The spanish version of Hotel California in The Big Lebowski
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Levi Price
This movie was so good, I had forgotten about the ending but that was really touching
Wyatt Moore
faggots can come at me for all i care. the music in this movie was awesome
Brayden Morgan
micheal mann has consistently god tier music in everything he has done
he has one hell of a music game
the insider is still one of my favourite soundtracks
Zachary Wood
this
it's kinda abstract but it enhances the emotional impact
Jonathan Powell
bump
Angel Lee
the repetition of I Put a Spell on You by Screamin' Jay Hawkins is amazing in Stranger than Paradise, especially with most of the film lacking incidental music
Zachary Jenkins
Almost any Micheal Mann movie
Layer Cake by Matthew Vaughn
Jaxon Johnson
this.
dubs don't lie
Thomas Bell
Spoilers for these movies obviously.
>Vitamin C and Journey Through the Past in Inherent Vice (Johnny Greendwood's soundtrack is fantastic as well)
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>Also Sprach Zarathustra in 2001
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>Black Tambourine in INLAND EMPIRE
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>Funeral Canticle, Lacrimosa, Ma Vlast, and Berlioz' Requiem in Tree of Life
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>Bach BWV 639 in Solaris
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>In Dreams in Blue Velvet
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Kek >Brittany Spears Every Time in Spring Breakers
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>Dies Irae in Seventh Seal
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>On a Slow Boat to China in The Master (where again Greenwood's score is amazing)
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>Melanesian Choirs in The Thin Red Line
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Shane Carruth's OST in Upstream Color
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>Some waltz in Voices Through Time (best scene I could fine, just watch the whole film, its on youtube). Also the cliche pachabels canon
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>Questions in a World of Blue, Badalamenti OST, and Charubini's Requiem in Fire Walk With Me
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>Love Me Tender in Wild at Heart
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Wyatt Lee
Elijah Robinson
Damn, nice taste