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 bpewien
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 Sin City, more orchestral parts in it
 Planet of the Apes (1968-Goldsmith) or Planet of the Apes (2001-Elfman)
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 Valfor
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Elfman, I just like his style more. *g*
Battlestar Galactica, the old series or the new |
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Battlestar Galactica New Series 
Danny Elfman's "Men in Black" or David Newman's "Ice Age"?
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Redcap
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Toto Dune. Never had much time for Tangerine Dream.
Vangelis "Chariots of Fire" or "Bladerunner"?
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 NanM
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Blade Runner.
Much of the unique atmosphere and visuals of the film, were enhanced by his music.
Goldsmith "Star Trek: TMP" or Horner "Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan".
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bpewien
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Easy one GOLDSMITH ALL THE WAY, though Horner did also quite well.
Sticking with Horner:
Apollo 13 OR Braveheart
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flansbmp
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Braveheart, without hesitation.
Movie musicals: Newsies or Little Shop of Horrors? |
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alien_avatar
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Little Shop of Horrors, it always makes me smile. 
Armageddon OR National Treaasure
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weaponlordzero
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Armageddon... I like the suspense and the power in certain parts
The American Godzilla score or traditional Godzilla music
(you knew I would ask this sooner or later )
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alien_avatar
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David Arnold's Godzilla score (sorry, WLZ )
Independence Day OR Casino Royale
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LadyInque
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Casino Royale. There's a theme in Independence Day that sounds like a Shaker hymn or something, and for some reason, it bugs me. I like Casino Royale
Silvestri: Van Helsing or the Mummy movies? |
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bpewien
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*off topic* Mummy movies? He only did one... *Back to topic*
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JadedTitan 
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I prefer the Mummy score, it has a more memorable theme
Trevor Rabin: American Outlaws or Gone in 60 Seconds?
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weaponlordzero
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I'll say American Outlaws but not by much
Nightmare Before Christmas or Beetlejuice?
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