What's the best use of music in a film?

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>>82992174
no music

>>82992174
suicide squad

Bill Conti in Rocky.

Pick a scene.

https://youtu.be/ptFt1ffCFf0

>>82992174

This one always annoys me because in the final fight they play the same song twice in a row.

>>82992435
Fuck off.

>>82992174
Gravity OST where it sounds like you're spinning

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>>82992174

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JPnR7C8mZQ

This one is better than >>82992174

requiem for a dream two towers trailer
pirates of the caribbean hes a pirate
hans zimmer time
the dark knight ending
lord of the rings many meetings

>whys he running, dad

liyk if u cri evrytym

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One of these.

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There are a few different ways to go about this.

There are films such as Conan the Barbarian, which use the score as an effective emotive tool and "round out" the story in a way that goes beyond words.

Similarly in the famous spaghetti westerns or kaiju movies, the music often is its own character that informs the atmosphere of the movie.

A good soundtrack makes us feel like we are in the world of the movie (I recall the jazzy, sadder pieces of the Ghostbusters soundtrack that gave it its New York vibe with a slightly beaten-down underpinning). At its best it's a tool to help the filmmaker get his ideas across.

For example, the soundtrack to Psycho is mostly remembered for its famous string stab, but the entire piece fits and enhances the paranoia and tension going on throughout the film.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnYpF758Os0
^example

>>82993099
really says something about williams when you can see just three frames and automatically hear what plays during the respective scenes