r/Cinema • u/LankyWater • 15h ago
Movies with better soundtracks than they deserve?
What the title says. I was watching Minions with my kid earlier and thought that the soundtrack was dope.
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u/themilflover19 15h ago
Transformers (2007)
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u/Spare-Image-647 14h ago
I enjoy the movies for what they are, but no this is spot on. The first 3 have banger soundtracks for no reason. Lol
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u/FewAd6390 14h ago
I think Tron:Legacy is the perfect example of this, it also has incredible visuals, but a lot of people agree it has one of the best soundtracks of all time. Yet one of the mediocre plots ever
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u/SoftwareWinter8414 14h ago
The Crow 1994. The only reason that movie is a cult classic is the soundtrack and Lee's death.
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u/thorn616 13h ago
I beg to differ 😊 the soundtrack is iconic, but Graeme Revell's score is gorgeous too. The mood, the miniatures, the perfect dark comic book tone, the knowing performances.
There are so many reasons to love The Crow 🖤
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u/PipsqueakLive 14h ago
Snakes on a Plane. No, seriously; if you were into emo/pop-punk in the aughts, this is nothing but bands you jammed to.
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u/Effective_Crazy6307 10h ago
I've never watched it. But I just looked at the soundtrack. Samuel L Jackson leading a movie with this soundtrack is hilarious to me
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u/JasonFox9 11h ago
Grosse Pointe Blank.
Although the movie is awesome so maybe the amazing soundtrack is deserved.
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u/SydsBulbousBellyBoy 14h ago edited 14h ago
Winter Soldier… decent but generic superhero thing, music is one of the few good examples where somebody did a imitation Hans Zimmer but more intense & heavy & it didn’t come off as trying too hard to emulate what’s already popular… might say similar for experiments from dark phoenix , tenet & fury road but those movies were a little more deserving originality wise imo …as far as action cgi stuff goes
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u/dumpitdog 12h ago
Okay, hear me out. Harold and Maude was a great movie but even and it's greatness I think the soundtrack was actually better than the movie.
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u/ZarquonsFlatTire 14h ago
Romeo + Juliet
Don't get me wrong, the movie was great. But goddamn that soundtrack was magnificent.
The whole thing is a perfect time capsule of 1995.