In the movie “top gun” and the recent sequel “top gun maverick” I really liked the opening theme known as “top gun anthem”. This was an original piece made for the film in 1986. It was written by Harold Faltermeyer and played by Steve Stevens. I like this soundtrack as it gives a grand, uplifting feel which fits in well for an action movie.

my favourite film soundtrack is the Lego batman movie as it has some unforgettable moments that are really cool.

here is a list of my favourite songs from the movie

1. lets get nuts. (batman solo)
2. man in the mirror
3. one is the loneliest
   • i forget the others

From the movie ‘Demon slayer: Mugen train’ (released Oct 16 Director Haruo Sotozaki) my favourite score used is ‘RENGOKU TO AKAZA NO TATAKAI’ (composed by Go Shiina) which introduces upper moon 3 Akaza.

This is one of my favourites as it completely stands out from any other score in the movie, with the occasional high pitched vocal, which emphasises how Akaza is on a whole new, incomprehensible level, and his entrance was a complete surprise and shock for the audience and characters.

The way it’s used in the scene, it heightens the intensity of the moment, and also drops to allow the scene to take a pause before exploding back into the action.

My favourite film soundtrack is Labyrinth (Jim Henson, 1986). the music was composed by David Bowie and Trevor Jones. The soundtrack was made specifically for the film. This soundtrack appeals to me because it tends to fit the experiences and circumstance of the characters.

My favourite Film Soundtrack would be ‘Beautiful Boy (2018)‘ Directed by Felix Van Groeningen.

‘Beautiful Boy’ tackles the trials and tribulations of father and son connection and the way drugs and addiction can tarnish the relationship. Written by John Lennon, the classic song ‘Beautiful Boy’ appears in the climax of the movie, it pays homage to the name of the movie and allows Steve Carrel, who plays David Sheff (the father), to softly sing the song and allow the song to fade in to a cathartic montage. This is called a ‘Jukebox score’

Additinally, the movie includes the song: ‘Sunrise, Sunset’ by Perry Como. This song acts as a way for the director to tell the story of Nic Sheff relapsing in a fast-paced yet really captivating way. This movie has what we call a ‘Contrapuntive scoring’ as the song is elegant and emotive whereas the topic of drugs and losing your son is traumatic.

my favourite movie soundtrack is probably predator from 1987. it was composed by Alan Silvestri. Silvestri based the score around a bed of various percussions, as well as using motifs to give it a human feel, as well as give the characters more depth.

The reason why i like it is because it is unique, giving the film a unique feel. it also simply fits in well with the military style, as well as having some ominous undertones as well as mysterious sound

My favourite films soundtrack is from Spider-Man into the Spider verse, made in 2018 it was directed by Peter Ramsey, Rodney Rothman and Bob Persichetti.

This is because the use of a shepherd’s tone in the establishing scene creates an immersive build up to suspense of Spider-Mans eventual reveal, it is creatively done by the composer Daniel Pemberton.

Another example of Pemberton’s work on the the film can be seen with the ‘Prowlers theme’, because the character is an ominous figure, Pemberton used distorted elephant noises to create a siren effect that acts as a Leitmotif to whenever he is present.

Another seen is the use of a sound bridge of both orchestral and jukebox music to create a connection to the hero, Miles’ personality and identity to himself and the role as Spider-Man. By merging the score “Mile’s theme” and the song “what’s up danger” by black caviar and Blackway it creates an intense comeuppance of his new found confidence for the power and responsibility he has been given.

Nope’s (Jordan Peele, 2022) soundtrack, composed by Michael Abels. The music has a strong presence in songs like The Run to build energy for an incredulous scene, whilst songs like Making The Trap are very gentle, low themes to give a sense of the slow and tedious act of making the plan. Pursuit has very intense, slow music to make an incredibly tense and grand ending. Overall, the music is great, exhibits the feelings of each scene incredibly well, knows when to bow out and be silent, and also pays respect to a lot of genres that inspire it / it has links to (like some cowboy-ish whistling and stings as an ode to the Western genre).

My favourite film soundtrack is Ludwig Göransson’s score for Creed (2015), directed by Ryan Coogler

This is my favourite film score because the composer takes elements from William Conti’s original Rocky score and mixes them with newer elements, symbolising the ‘passing of the torch’ from Rocky to Adonis, as well as reinforcing the legacy of Rocky’s character.

karate kid (1984) john G.aildsen is my favourite movie soundtrack, as it makes good use of the songs for different scenes are used very well, like in the montage, the use of the song “you’re the best around” was very good and fit well for the montage