I don't care what you guys pump out with IGN, just keep these Top 10's coming. I feel like I should be paying for a masterclass course with each of these essays. I've learned so much from them. We should be thanking IGN for ensuring the future of this channel and these timeless studies of film.
Shrek should actually get a slot. Despite it being a meme now it's a great film with a great soundtrack. It creates the right atmosphere and lets you know it's a different kind of "fairy tale".
Forrest Gump is just a dull film that most film enthusiasts (snobs), critics, those-in-the-know would not admit to even liking. Its like trying to get a punk rock fan to admit to talk about the merits of The Backstreet Boys. It's a movie for the masses with a ridiculous plot: a dumb white guy manages to bear witness to some of America's most iconic events and doesn't even realize it! War, racism, AIDS all fail to faze him. I swear to God the spirit of the GOP lives within the film. The Graduate and Pulp Fiction soundtracks are so much better than Forrest Gump, as are a host of other soundtracks. Gump is a rip off of the Big Chill soundtrack anyways.
Here's the entire list in order of the video, GREAT picks guys, amazing Moulin Rouge 2001 Mad Max: Fury Road 2015 Ray 2004 High Fidelity 2000 Scott Pilgrim vs the World 2010 Back to the Future 1985 Almost Famous 2000 The Fast and Furious 2000 Donnie Darko 2001 Heat 1995 28 Days Later 2002 The Shining 1980 Eyes Wide Shut 1999 *2001: A Space Odyssey 1968 A Streetcar Named Desire 1951 Drive 2011 Fast Times as Ridgemont High 1982 500 Days of Summer 2009 Back to the Future 1985 Father of the Bride 1991 The Graduate 1967 Stand by Me 1986 Grosse Point Blank 1997 Reservoir Dogs 1992 *The Big Chill 1983 Straight Outta Compton 2015 Dazed and Confused 1993 Almost Famous 2000 Saturday Night Fever 1977 American Graffiti 1973 Juice 1992 Barry Lyndon 1975 *O Brother, Where Art Thou 2000 The Great Gatsby 2013 Pulp Fiction 1994 McCabe and Mrs. Miller 1971 The Lost Boys 1987 Romeo and Juliet 1996 A Knight's Tale 2001 *Marie Antoinette 2006 Guardians for the Galaxy 2014 High Fidelity 2000 Pump up the Volume 1990 Baby Driver 2017 The Crow 1994 Natural Born Killers 1994 Lost in Translation 2003 Clueless 1995 Shaft 1971 8 Mile 2002 Empire Records 1995 The Bad Batch 2017 Rushmore 1998 The Royal Tenenbaums 2001 Vanilla Sky 2001 Easy Rider 1969 500 Days of Summer 2009 The Graduate 1967 Space Jam 1996 The Breakfast Club 1984 Sixteen Candles 1984 *Pretty in Pink 1986 Trainspotting 1996 Blow Up 1966 Singles 1992 Hackers 1995 Buena Vista Social Club 1999 Wild Style 1982 *The Harder They Come 1972 Quadrophenia 1979 Pink Floyd - The Wall 1982 The Monkeys - Head 1968 Ramones - Rock 'n' Roll High School 1979 The Beatles - Hard Day's Night 1964 The Beatles - Help! 1985 *Prince - Purple Rain 1984 Eddie and the Cruisers 1983 Amadeus 1984 Straight Outta Compton 2015 The Doors 1991 Sid & Nancy 1986 Walk the Line 2005 *I'm Not There 2007 Project X 2012 24 Hour Party People 2002 Goodfellas 1990 Watchmen 2009 **Forrest Gump 1994
They should have added "Boyz in the hood" & "Django unchained". When Tre and his dad are listening to "Ooh, child"(5 Stairsteps), I lose it everytime because I feel that way about my kids. Django riding through mountain country with "Carry me down the highway"(Jim Croce's) reminds me of the feeling I have about God and myself in achieving my permanent sobriety.
I feel there was category missing for soundtrack that directs the story. And Watchmen deserved to top that list instead of the one it was put up against Forrest Gump in.
It is really multiple top ten lists in one. It is not one list since #1 is not better than #`10. Just different. So it is not really fair to the other lists really. But I like them.
kushan shah Pulp Fiction is underrated classic. The way Badalamenti's score, works through the songs, make a complete concept, which I would always get asked about. *Meant to type Lost Highway, not Pulp Fiction
Phoebe Dowling I agree. I had actually just replied to a Lost Highway comment, and posted Lost Highway myself. I either just mistook Pulp Fiction for Lost Highway, or I replied to your comment by accident. Pulp Fiction has an excellent soundtrack, that was very popular, and definitely not underrated. 😬Oops
Saturday Night Fever’s soundtrack doesn’t “take us back” to the disco era, it *made* disco popular. the soundtrack was THE disco album during the disco era. Not a nostalgic use. Just saying.
I was actually thinking there needs to be a category for film built almost entirely around one song, with _The End_ as featured in _Apocalypse Now_ but yor right, _Ride of the Valkyries_ is probably featured too prominently for that particular film to qualify in such a category.
I would have liked to have seen One-Artist Soundtracks as a category, Eddie Vedder for “Into the Wild”, e.g. Also, more than one Scorsese mention would have been nice.
Jackie Brown, Dumb & Dumber, Beetlejuice, The Blues Brothers, Falling Down, Full Metal Jacket, Varsity Blues, American Psycho, and let's not forget Clue (aka best film of all-time). You guys could do a part 2..
Hey man, if were gonna talk about our favorite movie soundtracks. I can talk all day. At least with movie's I'm not gonna be harassed too much. I like the Soundtracks too Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction. Scarface did great with the use of 80's pop songs. Next to fear and loathing in Los Vegas, Natural Born Killers A Clockwork Orange, and The Big Lebowski. Also The Movie's Hay Good Lookin, Fritz the Cat, Heavy Metal, and Heavy Traffic. Those Are my Favorites.
There are many that were missed (and wasn’t even mentioned).... Footloose Top Gun Dirty Dancing Grease (HELLO!!!!) Waiting to Exhale The Bodyguard New Jack City ......and soooooo many more!!!
How does "Grease" even count? It was based on a 1971 stage musical, so it's not like the songs were cherry-picked for the film. They had to pretty much go with the original song score, right?
Markó Mihály : Nope, you’re wrong! Other hits include “Take My Breathe Away” which is the ultimate power ballad, along with other mega hits from that soundtrack!
To have Eminem's 8 Mile as one of the best movie soundtracks of all time proves how genius Eminem really was, is and always be. Same goes with Purple Rain (miss you alot, Prince!).
Yessss! Finally “Marie Antoinette” has one one of the categories! I’ve waited so long for this! When you mentioned “Knight’s tale” but not this one, I knew it won! Thank you! Thank you!
And mostly set in Ireland. Played by the Chieftains. Who featured a harpsichord, since steel stringed harps were not available; they are not now. And some ancient Irish tunes were collected by 18th century gentlemen...
@@kmaher1424 It starts in Ireland but is mostly set across Europe as it follows Barry through the war and then in England where he lives on the Lyndon estate.
When Shadow of the Sun and that coyote scene came on in Collateral, I got shivers. I know it's a TV Series but Cowboy Bebop has an AMAZING soundtrack and even that is an understatement. I also would mention Garden State, Tron Legacy, Into the Wild, and Fury Road.
Great list as always! Tommy should’ve gotten an honorable mention for the #3 slot in my opinion, but hey, this is a tough list as is. A few were bound to slip through the cracks.
Could not believe The Commitments didn't 'win' let alone get a mention in the category of creating a band as an excuse for a great soundtrack. Usually these Top 10 cinefix things leave no stone unturned, and this episode was one of their best efforts - but seriously guys, no Commitments ?!?
When I moved to Minneapolis, I always used to complain that its a cultureless shithole, but when Prince died two years ago and I saw how the city reacted, for the first time I was impressed. Every light in the city was turned purple, Paisley Park became a Mecca, free concerts by A-list musicians playing their favorite Prince tracks, free showings of _Purple Rain_ - but most impressive was when I got on a LRT train and everyone was singing _When Doves Cry_ Its too bad that I only discovered the culture when it was dead. Besides all that, _Purple Rain_ is one of the greatest albums ever produced.
You guys are the amazing!!!!!!!!!! Keep the amazing work up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please some do some top ten videos for: 1) Cameos 2) Comic Relief Characters 3) Fourth Wall Breaks 4) Franchises 5) Musicals
It’s weird my favourite soundtracks didn’t get top spots. But when they get mentioned by you guys. It makes me so happy. I usually watch these count downs on other sites getting angry that my choice wasn’t mentioned. But you guys put so much more into your lists. I have discovered so many great film thanks to you . So Thank You 🙌🏼🤜💥🤛
I am so glad that you mentioned Crowe and Vanilla Sky. the Vanilla Sky soundtrack is, beside from his musical quality, an integral part of the story and even creates a meta level by featuring a fictional singer from the movie among the other real artist on the soundtrack.
I nearly exclusively listen to film soundtracks and nothing to me could ever beat the Romeo + Juliet soundtrack. It changed my life the first time I heard it when I was 11 and I feel the same way about it today
Brief Encounter may not have a long soundtrack list, but it's use of Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 as a recurring theme throughout the movie is absolutely masterful.
No Tron: Legacy? Daft Punk’s score is utterly phenomenal Edit: Tim T is right, it was written specifically for the movie, so it doesn’t qualify for the list. My bad
It's okay, they briefly showed The Graduate and that soundtrack was also written for the movie (as was "Don't You Forget About Me" for Breakfast Club).
Thanks for giving the Monkees' "Head" at least a little love. Some of their best music is on that soundtrack. "Porpoise Song" and "Circle Sky" are phenomenal tracks.
This is just....fantastic this is what I subscribed for,no offense but I didn’t subscribe for a ign collaboration but still great vid and I hope everything goes well keep up the good work
Great Top 10, Thanks A very influecial Sountrack was in my Opinion the "Jugment Night" Soundtrack It almost startet the Crossovecraze between Metal an Hip Hop alone and the Tracklist ist just amazing.
I've been saying for years that there should be a "Best Use of Music" category rather than "Original Score" and "Original Song." Who cares if "2001: A Space Odyssey," "American Graffiti," and even "Singin' in the Rain" borrowed music from other sources rather than composed it specifically for their films? And "To Sir With Love" proved that just one song could dominate an entire movie more so than many films' entire soundtracks or scores.
Wayne Chapman they should definitely be different categories, but "best arranged music" or "best soundtrack" needs to be there together with score and song
Mean Streets (which I first saw at a drive-in when there still was such a thing in the '70's) was, for my money, the first time a soundtrack functioned as an absolutely pivotal character in film -- it demonstrates experientially how important the music is and should have been recognized here.
A movie named Museo just came out in Mexico this week, with Gael García Bernal, and it's use of "La Noche de los Mayas" was outstanding in my opinion, makes the film feel much more ominous and epic, while still keeping it a grounded, character driven film.
Harry BuddhaPalm I really loved the movie when I saw it in the theater. It hasn't aged as well as Wild At Heart, or Mulholland Drive, imo, but that soundtrack is excellent. Could've added the Song to the Siren, but that's a small issue. I listen to it on road trips, and it works as its own concept album for me.
I'd put Tarantino in a category of his own, especially for how disparate the soundtracks for Kill Bill and Inglorious Basterds are, but also his choice to use "scores" from other films to "score" his.
#2 deserves an update for bohemian rhapsody. Absolutely love your channel tho! You all clearly care a lot, and also put in effort to make it about the art rather than just another "top 10" channel
I'm a bit disappointed that there was just a concentration on soundtracks who are used as background influencing. There are so many great soundtracks which help to tell the story. Most of the soundtracks shown here have little to none narratologic meaning except of building the world. Such a mist opportunity...
I would put the "Goodfellas" sound track in there. Not just for the strength of material, but how each musical piece was introduced at the end of one scene to compel/propel you into the next. This soundtrack holds the viewers as effectively as anything ever put on film!
A Knight's Tale soundtrack made a relatively simple story into something much more entertaining and fun. I loved the way it was woven into the sounds of the movie. Without it, the movie would have been really mediocre even with its great cast.
I think this soundtrack was far better integrated into the film than their top pick (marie antoinette, I think they chose). Since A Knight's Tale actually had the characters perform actions/sounds that built into the beginnings of the songs, it was one of the absolute best uses of music in films EVER. Shame on them for not choosing it.
what I love about this channel is that while I may not always agree with their choices I cant be mad because they actually know film, unlike watchmojo who just goes with popular opinions, cinefix actually knows what filmmaking is!!!!
Barry Lyndon isn't set in Victorian England. "Victorian" refers to the reign of Queen Victoria from 1837-1901. Barry Lyndon takes place between 1750 and 1789. Some of it is set in England, but a lot of it is set in Ireland, Germany, and Belgium.
Sofia Coppola chose the french group Air to write the score for The Virgin Suicides. It's one of the most hauntingly beautiful ever, and perfectly evokes the mystery of the girls and their deaths. Amazing.
I fell crazily in love with The Royal Tenenbaums soundtrack. I love Magnolia as well. And 50 First Dates just collected favorite music of mine. Edit: I also really love Pride and Prejudice and The Duchess, along with Sense and Sensibility (classical and beautiful)
Dazed and confused, O brother; where art thou, Dirty Dancing, Roadhouse (RIP Jeff Healey & Patrick Swayze) Guardians of the Galaxy 1&2, Suicide Squad (terrible movie but great music) Are all my favorite movie soundtracks. But probably because I like the music rather than any cinematic reasoning, lol.
-Call me by your name -Drive -Sing Street -10 things I hate about you -The Great Gatsby (2013) -Guardians of the Galaxy -2001 -King Arthur (2017) -Pirates of the Caribbean -Harry Potter -Lord of the Rings just everything from John Williams, Abel Korzeniowski, Daario Marianelli and Benjamin Wallfisch!
I don't care what you guys pump out with IGN, just keep these Top 10's coming. I feel like I should be paying for a masterclass course with each of these essays. I've learned so much from them. We should be thanking IGN for ensuring the future of this channel and these timeless studies of film.
I think edgar Wright at least deserved more mentions, if not a place.
I mean they at least mentioned baby driver
@@walkergibbs6984 and gave many clips from Scott Pilgrim
bruh I didn’t think you were here lmao
Couldn’t agree more with Forrest Gump but, no joke, Shrek deserved a mention
Shrek should actually get a slot. Despite it being a meme now it's a great film with a great soundtrack. It creates the right atmosphere and lets you know it's a different kind of "fairy tale".
I was 100% about to write this comment.
preach
Shrek’s soundtrack is good but it’s kind of all over the place.
David Wilkins Along with shrek 2
The Graduate and Pulp Fiction deserved to be on this list.
the graduate was there
Although the movie great ut wouldn't be the same without misirlou
....and Chinatown
Forrest Gump is just a dull film that most film enthusiasts (snobs), critics, those-in-the-know would not admit to even liking. Its like trying to get a punk rock fan to admit to talk about the merits of The Backstreet Boys. It's a movie for the masses with a ridiculous plot: a dumb white guy manages to bear witness to some of America's most iconic events and doesn't even realize it! War, racism, AIDS all fail to faze him. I swear to God the spirit of the GOP lives within the film.
The Graduate and Pulp Fiction soundtracks are so much better than Forrest Gump, as are a host of other soundtracks. Gump is a rip off of the Big Chill soundtrack anyways.
The Graduate is technically a score, all the music was written for the film, so it actually shouldn't even have been mentioned hahah
Awesome! Finally!
Top 10 Documentaries is another list I am eagerly waiting for..
Cropsey should be on the list
Baraka top 5 minimum.
Dear Zachary
"7 Up" (NO, not about the soda)
"Crumb"
"F***"
"The Aristocrats"
"This Film Is Not Yet Rated"
"The Red Pill"
Ed : "Purple Rain"
Shaun : "No"
Ed : "The Batman soundtrack"
Shaun : "Throw it"
💜 Shaun of the Dead, lol. I love both albums.💜
Your forgetting parade
Batman soundtrack is underrated, Shaun. its pretty decent.
The Boat That Rocked is my personal favourite. It evokes a time, place, genre and culture with impeccable taste.
Loveeee that soundtrack!!!
Double Seekers. :)
Great rape scene in that!
@@weavehole what??
Love that movie
Here's the entire list in order of the video, GREAT picks guys, amazing
Moulin Rouge 2001
Mad Max: Fury Road 2015
Ray 2004
High Fidelity 2000
Scott Pilgrim vs the World 2010
Back to the Future 1985
Almost Famous 2000
The Fast and Furious 2000
Donnie Darko 2001
Heat 1995
28 Days Later 2002
The Shining 1980
Eyes Wide Shut 1999
*2001: A Space Odyssey 1968
A Streetcar Named Desire 1951
Drive 2011
Fast Times as Ridgemont High 1982
500 Days of Summer 2009
Back to the Future 1985
Father of the Bride 1991
The Graduate 1967
Stand by Me 1986
Grosse Point Blank 1997
Reservoir Dogs 1992
*The Big Chill 1983
Straight Outta Compton 2015
Dazed and Confused 1993
Almost Famous 2000
Saturday Night Fever 1977
American Graffiti 1973
Juice 1992
Barry Lyndon 1975
*O Brother, Where Art Thou 2000
The Great Gatsby 2013
Pulp Fiction 1994
McCabe and Mrs. Miller 1971
The Lost Boys 1987
Romeo and Juliet 1996
A Knight's Tale 2001
*Marie Antoinette 2006
Guardians for the Galaxy 2014
High Fidelity 2000
Pump up the Volume 1990
Baby Driver 2017
The Crow 1994
Natural Born Killers 1994
Lost in Translation 2003
Clueless 1995
Shaft 1971
8 Mile 2002
Empire Records 1995
The Bad Batch 2017
Rushmore 1998
The Royal Tenenbaums 2001
Vanilla Sky 2001
Easy Rider 1969
500 Days of Summer 2009
The Graduate 1967
Space Jam 1996
The Breakfast Club 1984
Sixteen Candles 1984
*Pretty in Pink 1986
Trainspotting 1996
Blow Up 1966
Singles 1992
Hackers 1995
Buena Vista Social Club 1999
Wild Style 1982
*The Harder They Come 1972
Quadrophenia 1979
Pink Floyd - The Wall 1982
The Monkeys - Head 1968
Ramones - Rock 'n' Roll High School 1979
The Beatles - Hard Day's Night 1964
The Beatles - Help! 1985
*Prince - Purple Rain 1984
Eddie and the Cruisers 1983
Amadeus 1984
Straight Outta Compton 2015
The Doors 1991
Sid & Nancy 1986
Walk the Line 2005
*I'm Not There 2007
Project X 2012
24 Hour Party People 2002
Goodfellas 1990
Watchmen 2009
**Forrest Gump 1994
Ross Carlson where is The bodyguard
They should have added "Boyz in the hood" & "Django unchained". When Tre and his dad are listening to "Ooh, child"(5 Stairsteps), I lose it everytime because I feel that way about my kids. Django riding through mountain country with "Carry me down the highway"(Jim Croce's) reminds me of the feeling I have about God and myself in achieving my permanent sobriety.
Minor nit: "Head" is the Monkees...not the Monkeys. The spelling is done on purpose; a twist on "Beetles/Beatles".
Lol soundtrack to The Great Gatsby was an atrocity, didn’t fit the book or the movie at all
I feel there was category missing for soundtrack that directs the story. And Watchmen deserved to top that list instead of the one it was put up against Forrest Gump in.
your top ten lists are the best and i'm giving you a virtual hug right now
It is really multiple top ten lists in one. It is not one list since #1 is not better than #`10. Just different. So it is not really fair to the other lists really. But I like them.
Hi Hoovy Tube! I wasn't expecting to see you here! Luv your vids! :D
how is Jackie Brown not on here?? probably the best soul/Motown soundtrack ever put to film. and Goodfellas deserved a spot.
Tarantino soundtracks are the best
Anyone with love for Social Network Soundtrack?
Kill Bill, Perks of being a Wallflower, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Pulp Fiction, Badlands, Drive are my favorites...
kushan shah
Pulp Fiction is underrated classic. The way Badalamenti's score, works through the songs, make a complete concept, which I would always get asked about.
*Meant to type Lost Highway, not Pulp Fiction
CorbCorbin Pulp Fiction is definitely not underrated. Everyone appreciates and rates it. Too be honest, most people argue that it’s overrated.
Phoebe Dowling
I agree.
I had actually just replied to a Lost Highway comment, and posted Lost Highway myself.
I either just mistook Pulp Fiction for Lost Highway, or I replied to your comment by accident.
Pulp Fiction has an excellent soundtrack, that was very popular, and definitely not underrated.
😬Oops
Phoebe Dowling
As you can see I mention Badalamenti, who didn't do the Pulp Fivtion score.
@@Phoebehunniexox nah, it's well rated for that matter.
Saturday Night Fever’s soundtrack doesn’t “take us back” to the disco era, it *made* disco popular. the soundtrack was THE disco album during the disco era. Not a nostalgic use. Just saying.
Yes, and that list is really the same as the one before. They just made two lists for that. But American Graffiti should have won that number.
Dishonorable mention to Can’t Stop the Music for killing the Disco era.
Ride Of The Valkyrie, The End - Apocalypse Now
Yes, it is a little sad to not to see it here. Also, I do not know why Blues Brothers were not mentioned at least .
you beat me to it
I was actually thinking there needs to be a category for film built almost entirely around one song, with _The End_ as featured in _Apocalypse Now_ but yor right, _Ride of the Valkyries_ is probably featured too prominently for that particular film to qualify in such a category.
I was really fustrated when i didnt see it. The opening scene with the end playing is sooooo gooood.
I would have liked to have seen One-Artist Soundtracks as a category, Eddie Vedder for “Into the Wild”, e.g.
Also, more than one Scorsese mention would have been nice.
Yep. Upstream Color for me.
Also the music in Resident Evil 2002 absolutely belongs on any one-artist list
Also Queen's work on Flash Gordon and Highlander.
...Neil Young's score for "Dead Man".
Simon and Garfunkel with graduate
Jackie Brown, Dumb & Dumber, Beetlejuice, The Blues Brothers, Falling Down, Full Metal Jacket, Varsity Blues, American Psycho, and let's not forget Clue (aka best film of all-time).
You guys could do a part 2..
Forest Gump, Scott Pilgrim vs the world, hell even Shrek!
Edit: Just made it to end lol
Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice
Hey man, if were gonna talk about our favorite movie soundtracks. I can talk all day. At least with movie's I'm not gonna be harassed too much.
I like the Soundtracks too Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction. Scarface did great with the use of 80's pop songs.
Next to fear and loathing in Los Vegas, Natural Born Killers A Clockwork Orange, and The Big Lebowski. Also The Movie's Hay Good Lookin, Fritz the Cat, Heavy Metal, and Heavy Traffic. Those Are my Favorites.
You can't mention Jackie Brown without mentioning Coffy, since that's where the soundtrack was taken from.
"Edward Scissorhands"
There are many that were missed (and wasn’t even mentioned)....
Footloose
Top Gun
Dirty Dancing
Grease (HELLO!!!!)
Waiting to Exhale
The Bodyguard
New Jack City
......and soooooo many more!!!
How does "Grease" even count? It was based on a 1971 stage musical, so it's not like the songs were cherry-picked for the film. They had to pretty much go with the original song score, right?
But those were kinda for the actual films/musicals so probably didn't qualify but I'm not too sue they would have been mentioned otherwise
isnt top gun just danger zone on repeat for 2 hours?
Markó Mihály : Nope, you’re wrong! Other hits include “Take My Breathe Away” which is the ultimate power ballad, along with other mega hits from that soundtrack!
I think bodyguard is more of a score. it was written for the movie.
To have Eminem's 8 Mile as one of the best movie soundtracks of all time proves how genius Eminem really was, is and always be. Same goes with Purple Rain (miss you alot, Prince!).
But purple rain movie was trash while 8 mile was good
Eminem didn't choose the music......
I love how he stopped talking right at "Mom's 🍝"
I mean it's just their personal opinion to put 8 Mile on there. It doesn't really prove anything apart from the fact that the CineFix people like him.
Yes
Yessss! Finally “Marie Antoinette” has one one of the categories! I’ve waited so long for this! When you mentioned “Knight’s tale” but not this one, I knew it won! Thank you! Thank you!
Barry Lyndon isn't set in the Victorian era, it's in the Georgian era.
Was about to comment the same...
It's enough to get me to unsubscribe. It's intellectual tone contradicts it's real knowledge of contemp culture.
It didn't even look Victorian. I don't know what they were thinking.
And mostly set in Ireland.
Played by the Chieftains. Who featured a harpsichord, since steel stringed harps were not available; they are not now. And some ancient Irish tunes were collected by 18th century gentlemen...
@@kmaher1424 It starts in Ireland but is mostly set across Europe as it follows Barry through the war and then in England where he lives on the Lyndon estate.
When Shadow of the Sun and that coyote scene came on in Collateral, I got shivers. I know it's a TV Series but Cowboy Bebop has an AMAZING soundtrack and even that is an understatement. I also would mention Garden State, Tron Legacy, Into the Wild, and Fury Road.
Unironically disappointed at the lack of Shrek on here
Sing Street,Apocalypse Now and American Psycho
Sing Street was pleasantly awesome. I recommend it to everyone
Donnie Darko has hands down one of my favorite film soundtracks of all-time.
Great list as always! Tommy should’ve gotten an honorable mention for the #3 slot in my opinion, but hey, this is a tough list as is. A few were bound to slip through the cracks.
Great video and a special thanks to the person who put the time to make the Spotify playlist ! You guys at Cinefix are the heroes we don't deserve.
I've always loved the soundtrack to The Commitments. Dark End of the street and Mustang Sally, ah-mazing versions.
I played that soundtrack to death! Absolutely brilliant.
Could not believe The Commitments didn't 'win' let alone get a mention in the category of creating a band as an excuse for a great soundtrack. Usually these Top 10 cinefix things leave no stone unturned, and this episode was one of their best efforts - but seriously guys, no Commitments ?!?
Prince and purple rain will go down in history. #Game #Blouses
Proud to be from Minnesota where it was filmed
Will? Honey it already has
When I moved to Minneapolis, I always used to complain that its a cultureless shithole, but when Prince died two years ago and I saw how the city reacted, for the first time I was impressed. Every light in the city was turned purple, Paisley Park became a Mecca, free concerts by A-list musicians playing their favorite Prince tracks, free showings of _Purple Rain_ - but most impressive was when I got on a LRT train and everyone was singing _When Doves Cry_ Its too bad that I only discovered the culture when it was dead. Besides all that, _Purple Rain_ is one of the greatest albums ever produced.
#pancakes
I was hoping Purple Rain would be #1, but #3 isn't bad.
Superfly? Come on now, Curtis deserved at least a mention.
Finally! I love you guys! Have you guys done a top 10 remakes? I forget. If not, you should
To go off that, I’m also surprised you guys didn’t even mention American Psycho
shyguy23000001 If it had more songs on the film itself maybe could get a spot. Or more songs with a speech talking about their meanings
@@shyguy23000001 yes, they did remakes
Pedro Silva the main character talked about the songs constantly. It was the only thing that kept him sane.
When you mentioned You Are my Sunshine I immediately got nostalgic for the times my mother sang it to me as a kid
When your child is your everything, that is the song that expresses it the most. The memory brings tears, both happy and sad...
You guys are the amazing!!!!!!!!!! Keep the amazing work up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please some do some top ten videos for:
1) Cameos
2) Comic Relief Characters
3) Fourth Wall Breaks
4) Franchises
5) Musicals
well we all know for cameos their is at least going to be one stan lee and at least one fourth wall break for deadpool
It’s weird my favourite soundtracks didn’t get top spots. But when they get mentioned by you guys. It makes me so happy. I usually watch these count downs on other sites getting angry that my choice wasn’t mentioned. But you guys put so much more into your lists. I have discovered so many great film thanks to you . So Thank You 🙌🏼🤜💥🤛
Oh I hope academy award winner suicide squad gets number 1 (said nobody ever).
wack
No one likes you, dude.
Speak for yourself, that movie's soundtrack is dope.
Vicente Ortega Rubilar how that movie won a Oscar is beyond me.
Diego Salazar actually it’s wack
I am so glad that you mentioned Crowe and Vanilla Sky. the Vanilla Sky soundtrack is, beside from his musical quality, an integral part of the story and even creates a meta level by featuring a fictional singer from the movie among the other real artist on the soundtrack.
I nearly exclusively listen to film soundtracks and nothing to me could ever beat the Romeo + Juliet soundtrack. It changed my life the first time I heard it when I was 11 and I feel the same way about it today
Brief Encounter may not have a long soundtrack list, but it's use of Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 as a recurring theme throughout the movie is absolutely masterful.
Love that movie so much!!!
No Tron: Legacy? Daft Punk’s score is utterly phenomenal
Edit: Tim T is right, it was written specifically for the movie, so it doesn’t qualify for the list. My bad
It'a great, but it was written for the movie, so it doesn't qualify for this list.
Tim T missed that part of it, you’re right
It's okay, they briefly showed The Graduate and that soundtrack was also written for the movie (as was "Don't You Forget About Me" for Breakfast Club).
Thanks for giving the Monkees' "Head" at least a little love. Some of their best music is on that soundtrack. "Porpoise Song" and "Circle Sky" are phenomenal tracks.
Woah. Just passing by Pulp Fiction like that is ballsy. That sound track defined my teen years
i'm truly thrilled that The Harder They Come made the list. good movie, great soundtrack
"if it's your bicycle, tek it nuh"
So glad 8 mile is here
Have you guys done a Musical movie list yet? I see you've done soundtracks, scores, and music moments, but not seeing a musicals one. Pls pls pls.
What about Tommy for albums turning into movies? Certainly worth an honorable mention...
yeah, but they mentioned quadrophenia already
This is just....fantastic this is what I subscribed for,no offense but I didn’t subscribe for a ign collaboration but still great vid and I hope everything goes well keep up the good work
(500) Days Of Summer...that is all
Great Top 10, Thanks
A very influecial Sountrack was in my Opinion the
"Jugment Night" Soundtrack
It almost startet the Crossovecraze between Metal an Hip Hop alone and the Tracklist ist just amazing.
Oscars should have had a Best Soundtrack award instead of the shitty Best Popular Film award.
@Teal Appeal thank god!
I've been saying for years that there should be a "Best Use of Music" category rather than "Original Score" and "Original Song." Who cares if "2001: A Space Odyssey," "American Graffiti," and even "Singin' in the Rain" borrowed music from other sources rather than composed it specifically for their films? And "To Sir With Love" proved that just one song could dominate an entire movie more so than many films' entire soundtracks or scores.
Wayne Chapman
they should definitely be different categories, but "best arranged music" or "best soundtrack" needs to be there together with score and song
Markó Mihály Best Song and Best Score belongs at the soundtrack. But Arranged or Adapted Soundtrack deserved to be a category
@@JenniferBrigitteOpticalVortex that's exactly what I said
When I read the title, I guessed that Marie Antoinette and I’m Not There might make it in the list. So glad to be right ❤️
Speaking of Tom Hanks..."That Thing You Do!" should have been somewhere on this list!
I missed Amazing Grace, but can agree with the list and your number 1. Nice job! Already waiting for the next top 10!
Can't believe they didn't even mention Shrek
Mean Streets (which I first saw at a drive-in when there still was such a thing in the '70's) was, for my money, the first time a soundtrack functioned as an absolutely pivotal character in film -- it demonstrates experientially how important the music is and should have been recognized here.
not even a honorable mention to Spinal Tap??
Jesse Campos
No doubt.
Those songs were written for the movie.
Harry BuddhaPalm 8 Mile
There ya go.
High Fidelity is probably my favourite soundtrack.
I'm trusting your opinion only because of your profile picture. Trout mask replica is the shit
Hope Guardians of the Galaxy is in there!
A movie named Museo just came out in Mexico this week, with Gael García Bernal, and it's use of "La Noche de los Mayas" was outstanding in my opinion, makes the film feel much more ominous and epic, while still keeping it a grounded, character driven film.
Guys... wheres does "Fantasia" (1940) fits?
Fantasia is sort of unique. It's using animation to specifically interpret music. The original title was "The Concert Film".
I missed "The Commitments" commented
Reservoir Dogs has one helluva Soundtracj
as does every single tarantino film :)
I'm a simple person, i see Prince, i click! Amazing list as always.
Lost Highway anyone?
random nerd
Perfect mix of score and soundtrack. It's a favorite of mine.
RRRRRRRRRRRRammstein!!!!!!!!
I hate that damn movie, but I looooove that soundtrack. It introduced me to Rammstein.
Harry BuddhaPalm
I really loved the movie when I saw it in the theater. It hasn't aged as well as Wild At Heart, or Mulholland Drive, imo, but that soundtrack is excellent. Could've added the Song to the Siren, but that's a small issue.
I listen to it on road trips, and it works as its own concept album for me.
NIN’s Perfect Drug is, well, the perfect drug.
Thank you so much for spotify link in description.
Hats off cinefix for showing some respect to the movie Juice.
THIS.
Agreed !!
I'd put Tarantino in a category of his own, especially for how disparate the soundtracks for Kill Bill and Inglorious Basterds are, but also his choice to use "scores" from other films to "score" his.
And now with Once Upon a Time in Hollywood probably being one of, if not his best, work, soundtrack wise.
Kill bills sound track was fuckin awesome too
Dang no mention of The Blues Brothers? That's like top 3 for me
The only time I've physically applauded at the end of a RUclips video. Well done.
Okay say what you want about the movies but the Twilight series has one of the best soundtracks
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#2 deserves an update for bohemian rhapsody. Absolutely love your channel tho! You all clearly care a lot, and also put in effort to make it about the art rather than just another "top 10" channel
I'm a bit disappointed that there was just a concentration on soundtracks who are used as background influencing. There are so many great soundtracks which help to tell the story. Most of the soundtracks shown here have little to none narratologic meaning except of building the world. Such a mist opportunity...
That’s a separate list.
I would put the "Goodfellas" sound track in there. Not just for the strength of material, but how each musical piece was introduced at the end of one scene to compel/propel you into the next. This soundtrack holds the viewers as effectively as anything ever put on film!
Magnolia was inspired by the music of Aimee Mann. I'm surprised it wasn't even mentioned.
The music merge in the background is stunning.
I’m just happy baby driver got a mention since it’s so recent, but feels very Tarantino esque
With Forrest Gump as #1 I can agree with that. But there could be a second whole top 10 list of soundtracks that were omitted from this list.
Love the reasoning behind the #1 pick!
Was really hoping for a Love & Mercy mention. The scenes where they're recording Pet Sounds are wonderful.
A Knight's Tale soundtrack made a relatively simple story into something much more entertaining and fun. I loved the way it was woven into the sounds of the movie. Without it, the movie would have been really mediocre even with its great cast.
I think this soundtrack was far better integrated into the film than their top pick (marie antoinette, I think they chose). Since A Knight's Tale actually had the characters perform actions/sounds that built into the beginnings of the songs, it was one of the absolute best uses of music in films EVER. Shame on them for not choosing it.
what I love about this channel is that while I may not always agree with their choices I cant be mad because they actually know film, unlike watchmojo who just goes with popular opinions, cinefix actually knows what filmmaking is!!!!
Donnie Darko
Such a great soundtrack, evokes an off kilter John Hughes vibe in the best way.
How could you not consider The Blues Brothers? It has to be one of the best music and dance movies ever made.
Barry Lyndon isn't set in Victorian England. "Victorian" refers to the reign of Queen Victoria from 1837-1901. Barry Lyndon takes place between 1750 and 1789. Some of it is set in England, but a lot of it is set in Ireland, Germany, and Belgium.
Sofia Coppola chose the french group Air to write the score for The Virgin Suicides. It's one of the most hauntingly beautiful ever, and perfectly evokes the mystery of the girls and their deaths. Amazing.
Definitely missing Moulin Rouge! and Once.
Some other favorite movie soundtracks:
The original 1973 Wicker Man
Megamind
SLC Punk
A Clockwork Orange
The description of that number 2 category made me expect The Commitments.
+1 for The Commitments. All thru this video I was wondering if it would show up.
Thanks for the Spotify lists!
Grosse Point Blank is an amazing Mixtape soundtrack.
Forrest Gump gave me all the feels, even as a teen in the theater. 👏👏
Wait, no Dirty Dancing? a huge soundtrack staple of the 80s, also you're missing Grease and Saturday Night Fever. I would also add Slumdog Millionaire
When I was 18 I bought The Harder They Come Soundtrack and played it constantly. I still play it.
I hope the South Park movie is on this list. I still sing along to those classic jams!
I can't believe it didn't even get an honorable mention!!! I'm blaming Canada.
I blame Timmy.
Emi Grant
It's because those songs were originals made for the film, and this list excluded those...
Emi Grant Probably Butters fault
Guido Anselmi r/woosh
I love your videos. A movie a day keeps the pain away
I fell crazily in love with The Royal Tenenbaums soundtrack. I love Magnolia as well. And 50 First Dates just collected favorite music of mine.
Edit: I also really love Pride and Prejudice and The Duchess, along with Sense and Sensibility (classical and beautiful)
I am amazed, no mention of "American Pop" the pop music evolution
Inside llewyn Davis, fight club, and shrek for sure should’ve at least been mentioned!
They did show a quick clip from Inside Llewyn Davis.
i love drive, scott pilgrim, watchmen..glad you mention that
Dazed and confused,
O brother; where art thou,
Dirty Dancing,
Roadhouse (RIP Jeff Healey & Patrick Swayze)
Guardians of the Galaxy 1&2,
Suicide Squad (terrible movie but great music)
Are all my favorite movie soundtracks. But probably because I like the music rather than any cinematic reasoning, lol.
-Call me by your name
-Drive
-Sing Street
-10 things I hate about you
-The Great Gatsby (2013)
-Guardians of the Galaxy
-2001
-King Arthur (2017)
-Pirates of the Caribbean
-Harry Potter
-Lord of the Rings
just everything from John Williams, Abel Korzeniowski, Daario Marianelli and Benjamin Wallfisch!
For a more recent pick, i would give a wee shout out to Sing Street.
This is the video I’ve been waiting for