I'll leave out scores, because there are too many I love, but:

Repo Man
Wings of Desire (Der Himmel über Berlin)
Blues Brothers
Purple Rain

and a brand new favorite:
Plaga zombie: Zona mutante (the "John West" song kills me - all zombie flick fans should see this)

I know I'm forgetting some...

burun wrote:Was it a Mr. Whippee truck?

I think I would have to buy something from the Third Man truck every day.

I "collect" ice cream truck jingles. If you ever encounter this one again, please let me know.

Next summer I will charge EA forums people with finding strange jingles for me. I will, you bet.

If it wasn't Mr Whippee(y?) it was something similar. I foolishly never bought an ice cream from it, and I even more foolishly did not record the jingle. Should it make a reappearance, I would do so. Perhaps bribe the local schoolkids to track it down.

Do ice cream vendors have any hand in composition of their jingles? Or is there a set list to choose from? I'd obviously prefer the former idea.

If I were ever to become a professional musician, I would be a film composer. No question......forget being in a shitbird guitar band. I have always loved good film scores. Hence I have alot of favorite soundtracks and this is a tough question. But, in honor of clocker_bob, I'll say that the soundtrack to "The Wrath of Khan" was pretty right-on. How's that?

Soundtracks and scores

The Squid and the Whale
Diva
Angelheart
Oh Brother Where Art Thou
Blue Velvet
Mississippi Burning

that damned fly wrote:

ChristopherM wrote:Lost In Translation

i ruined this film for about a dozen people at a theater when during this scene i went "thbbt."

i did the same thing. haha.

Holy crap:

Popul Vuh + Werner Herzog = cinematic psychedelic awesomeness!!

See also: Aguirre, The Wrath of God.

See also: Herzog's Nosferatu, The Vampyre.

Yes. Yes yes yes.

Diva
37,2 Le Matin (or Betty Blue in english)
La Haine
Straight Story

Pulp Fiction
The Harder They Come

Clockwork Orange

Shawshank Redemption.