Tonight on the train listening to my epic soundtrack collection I was thinking about some of the music and how it's shaped my opinion if the film and my opinion on films in general. So as a random off topic thing I thought I would ask what ITers Favourite scores were and why and if they've shaped some of their views.
I can't decide on one Favourite, but it is a collection of Dark Knight, How to Train your Dragon, The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe, Pirates of the Carribean, Bourne, LOTR/The Hobbit and Requim for a Dream.
What I gather from this is that I like Hans Zimmer and John Powell
Dark knight, pirates, Bourne and LOTR/The Hobbit soundtracks especially make me relive the film, the others not quite so much. I particularly love a building soundtrack, like in Dark Knight, and violins and hard hitting drums are definitely loved.
Requim for a Dream is strange for me because I heard the score before the film (and I still haven't seen it...) but I never would have guessed its subject matter in its epic music alone.
What I get out of this is reliving the film lots of times without having to sit through the boring bits, and more easily being able to pause 'the story' midway without being annoying. Because some of these have drawn me in so much to the actual film, it has inspired my visions for future films to have similar elements as to those of the cool films listed above.
Bonus question: Favourite song in a film? For me, Skyfall from Skyfall and 'I'll make a man out of you' from Mulan
Disclaimer: if there is a thread like this already, I apologize!
I can't decide on one Favourite, but it is a collection of Dark Knight, How to Train your Dragon, The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe, Pirates of the Carribean, Bourne, LOTR/The Hobbit and Requim for a Dream.
What I gather from this is that I like Hans Zimmer and John Powell

Dark knight, pirates, Bourne and LOTR/The Hobbit soundtracks especially make me relive the film, the others not quite so much. I particularly love a building soundtrack, like in Dark Knight, and violins and hard hitting drums are definitely loved.
Requim for a Dream is strange for me because I heard the score before the film (and I still haven't seen it...) but I never would have guessed its subject matter in its epic music alone.
What I get out of this is reliving the film lots of times without having to sit through the boring bits, and more easily being able to pause 'the story' midway without being annoying. Because some of these have drawn me in so much to the actual film, it has inspired my visions for future films to have similar elements as to those of the cool films listed above.
Bonus question: Favourite song in a film? For me, Skyfall from Skyfall and 'I'll make a man out of you' from Mulan

Disclaimer: if there is a thread like this already, I apologize!
