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Maximus
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 Best Score of 2004 What film, in your opinion, had the best score of 2004? I know I will get laughed at for this, but my favorite was the retro-Indiana Jones like score of Sky Captain & The World of Tommorow, with runner ups being The Aviator and Ocean 12's hip, funky one. Anyone else?
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Chippy
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Garden State, hands down
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Jmart
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Kill Bill: Vol. 2
Ocean's Twelve
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Algren
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Collateral
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neo_wolf
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The Passion of The Christ
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insomniacdude
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The Passion of the Christ
Hellboy
Troy
The Day After Tomorrow
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
The Terminal
The Notebook
Spider-man 2
Garden State
Collateral
(void of September and October films I didn't see/didn't download soundtrack)
The Incredibles
Ocean's Twelve
Those are some of the best this year, all IMO of course.
My favorite is probably Harry Potter, whcih I listened to at least 70 times this summer.
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Alex Y.
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Eternal Sunshine and the Spotless Mind and I Heart Huckabees had great scores by the superb Jon Brion.
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Algren
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neo_wolf wrote: The Passion of The Christ Also a great soundtrack, might have to purchase that  _________________STOP UIGHUR GENOCIDE IN XINJIANG
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Kris K
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Well i'll get gunned down for what i like.....
Open Water
The Grudge
Mean Girls
Saw
Catwoman
Dawn of the Dead
Kill Bill Vol 2
Man On Fire
Shrek 2
The Butterfly Effect
Not in any order.
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Algren
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mansonmyers wrote: Well i'll get gunned down for what i like.....
Open Water
The Grudge
Mean Girls
Saw
Catwoman
Dawn of the Dead
Kill Bill Vol 2
Man On Fire
Shrek 2
The Butterfly Effect
Not in any order. Catwoman music is cool. i forgot that  But Shrek 2 :? come on mate  lol Kill Bill Vol 1 is good, but Vol 2 is shite. havent heard rest. _________________STOP UIGHUR GENOCIDE IN XINJIANG
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tombraider17
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I would have to say Alexander and The Passion of the Christ had the best film scores of 2004.
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BennyBlanco
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The Village - composed by James Newton-Howard
I also really liked the Alexander score, The Aviator score and the score for Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.
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Snrub
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mansonmyers wrote: Well i'll get gunned down for what i like.....
Open Water
The Grudge
Mean Girls
Saw
Catwoman
Dawn of the Dead
Kill Bill Vol 2
Man On Fire
Shrek 2
The Butterfly Effect
Not in any order. Are you listing your favourite scores or your favourite films?
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Dkmuto
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I'd say the best I've heard are...
Collateral, The Village, Fahrenheit 9/11, The Incredibles.
The Passion of the Christ had a skilled, epic score, of course, but I found it no more affecting than the haunting bit they used in the trailers.
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dolcevita
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Bad Education! Hands Down. Well, everything about this movie was great, but I wass gripped by the score (which apprently plays homage to Hitchcock) right at the opening credits. Everyone go see it, tell me if you agree.
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insomniacdude
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Add Man on Fire and Hero to my list. Hero's score was incredible. Totally blew me away.
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