What's your favourite use of music in film? Ideally music that's not part of the score/was composed for the film but existed independent of the film in question
What's your favourite use of music in film...
Logan Jones
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Owen Hall
Drive
David Thomas
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Great use of what is possibly my favourite song of the entire 70s
As soon as I hear Scott's voice in any film its automatically a killer soundtrack
Jack Robinson
>What's your favourite use of music in film?
Silence.
Zachary Evans
This.
Evan Jenkins
*tips*
Evan Parker
Tarantino movies have good soundtracks. I'm thinking Kill Bill and Ennio Morecone
Jason Lee
this fucking scene
Adrian Sanchez
here's one of my favorite songs from any movie:
Colton Diaz
same here. Also 'House of The Rising Sun' in Casino.
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Ryan Lee
my fav too
Grayson Turner
I think this is my favorite of all time scene. Image + music is perfect.
Alexander Richardson
Leo Gray
Quite overused by amateurs, but the end of My dinner with Andre was beautiful.
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Caleb Bailey
McBain?
Jordan Wilson
Watchmen really knew how to use music, capekino at its finest
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Oliver Powell
Jayden Hill
Really liked the Schubert in "In Bruges"
James Watson
drive is always the answer
Parker Foster
Oliver Barnes
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOqyFnnwNDw
Wyatt Martin
that movie is so fucking bad, zombie probably tought it was deep and clever.
Easton Roberts
Malick is GOAT. The Funeral Canticles for the opening of Tree of Life is top-tier. Then you've got all the other stuff, like the Berlioz, Bach, Smetana, Mozart and Preisner
Levi Bennett
Knight of Cups is fucking 10/10 in sound design alone and the songs picked for the film are great.
>that fucking Burial in the club.
Dick diamondsssssss
Landon Price
Agreed (hence why the thread pic is from New World)
After hearing the Rheingold prelude on numerous occasions (with its unchanging gargantuan wall of sound) Malick then uses the entry to Valhalla and the Valhalla leitmotif comes in as Pocahontas abandons the unchanging way of her life for this other "new world". Incredible stuff.
Easton Phillips
Every song in Dazed and Confused.
I'll give a nod to Guardians of the Galaxy and Forrest Gump...not too shabby.
Asher Gray
Came here to post this
Blake Jenkins
kek
Gavin Jones
>realistic silencer sound
Holy shit, that's amazing.