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11-11-2005, 09:32 PM
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Re: Best application of a music track in a movie
"Colorblind" by Counting Crows during Cruel Intentions.
Always liked that part when Ryan Phillipe is going to the train station to find Reese Witherspoon right before they have sex. 
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#43
11-14-2005, 12:58 PM
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Re: Best application of a music track in a movie
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I cannot believe nobody has mentioned "In The City" at the end of "The Warriors"... (and yes, I do know The Eagles "suck"...) [/ QUOTE ] Kind of a weird one. The Eagles suck. But Joe Walsh rules. But that tune is just "meh." But that part of the movie is pretty cool. Again, I have no point.
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#44
11-14-2005, 12:59 PM
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Re: Best application of a music track in a movie
I like it when composers create variations of the main theme in a certain sound track. This is pretty common place in most movies with symphonic type music, and one particularly good example is found in Band of Brothers, in the episode Breaking Point. The soldiers are finally pulled back off the line and at the end they are sitting in a church, with the choir singing a version of the main theme music. This was a pretty powerful scene to me.
Swede
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#46
11-14-2005, 03:13 PM
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Re: Best application of a music track in a movie
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[ QUOTE ] I cannot believe nobody has mentioned "In The City" at the end of "The Warriors"... (and yes, I do know The Eagles "suck"...) [/ QUOTE ] Kind of a weird one. The Eagles suck. But Joe Walsh rules. But that tune is just "meh." But that part of the movie is pretty cool. Again, I have no point. [/ QUOTE ] "You Warriors are good. Real good." "The best." (cue music)
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