The Crow and Judgement Night for a good throwback to mid 90s.
Last of the Mohicans
Braveheart
Lonesome Dove
Dances With Wolves
Top Gun
Rocky movies

Last of the Mohicans is great. I also really like the Black Hawk Down soundtrack. It captured the event really well in my opinion. I know it's not a movie, but I like the John Adams soundtrack as well.

Singles

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Dances With Wolves

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First one that came to mind. Such a great, sweeping score.

The Thin Red Line
Carlito's Way
Gattaca
Magnolia

My favorites:

LOTR, Oblivion, Apollo 13, From the Earth to the Moon (mini-series, but I'll still include it)

Was just listening to the Hobbit. That soundtrack is crippled.

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I saw/heard the Houston Symphony perform LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring as the film was shown on a big screen behind them. It was awesome.

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Seeing that in April at the Lincoln Center in NYC.

Forest Gump for the classics.

Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones (pick one), LOTR, Gladiator, Dark Knight and pretty much anything Hans Zimmer or John Williams.

Total change of pace but for heavy metal - Queen of the Damned, Resident Evil, Underworld, and Underworld: Evolution

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The Thin Red Line
Carlito's Way
Gattaca
Magnolia

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Don't remember GATACa soundtrack, but I dang sure enjoyed that movie.

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Lots of good stuff posted already but a few deserving a little love on this thread -

Ennio Morricone

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Wow. How could I forget. His work is amazing.

Tron: Legacy

For me John Williams is the best. Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Jaws, 1941, Superman, Midway, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Home Alone, Jurassic Park....

Hans Zimmer is also awesome with scores like The Rock and Crimson Tide, Nolan's Batman movies and Gladiator.Jerry Goldsmith with many Star Trek scores, Alien, Patton, and the Rambo movies

James Horner with his work in Star Trek, Aliens.

All of the LOTR and The Hobbit movies to round things out.
Rocky and The Right Stuff by Bill Conti

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Surprised he hasn't already been mentioned, but Giacchino has done some outstanding work...especially with pixar's Up

The Crow
Dead Presidents
Tron Leagcy and remix album reconfigured

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Lots of good stuff posted already but a few deserving a little love on this thread -

Ennio Morricone

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This. The cemetery scene in the Good, the Bad and the Ugly just wouldn't be the same without "Ecstasy of Gold"

Horner is definitely underrated. Titanic, Avatar, and Deep Impact stand out to me.

Bear McCreary - Battlestar Galactica

One that definitely needs a mention is Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story. Amazing soundtrack

Magnolia...

Most of my favorites have been listed but I'll add Legends of the Fall.

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This without a doubt. Chains, PJ, soundgarden, Paul westerberg, screaming trees and smashing pumpkins.

Lonesome Dove

Friday Night Lights and Lone Survivor. I love Explosions in the Sky's work in movies.

Garden State
Begin Again
Say Anything
Spanglish
Edge of Tomorrow

All of the LOTR

Shawshank Redemption
Road to Perdition

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LOST had amazing music. Very theatrical. YouTube "Moving On" for one of the most emotional finale scores of all time.

Morricone

The Untouchables



The Mission



A Time of Destiny



George Fenton

Shadowlands



Georges Delarue

The Black Stallion Returns

James Horner--Field of Dreams



John Barry

Raise the Titanic



High Road to China



Brian Keane

New York, the Documentary

http://www.briankeanemusic.com/audio/soundtracks/newyork/index.html

City of Dreams, The City Comes Back, Koch Remembers are great.

I have no way to isolate the music and I've never seen a soundtrack or separate music track, but I love the music in this:



David Newman--Hoffa



Lee Holdridge--East of Eden

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Nice call. Really like the westerberg tunes.

also "days of heaven". I think morricone did that one too.

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