Welcome to the Monday Movie Blog on Chief 187 Chatter. I’ve been using movies to entertain myself while exercising on my elliptical machine. Initially I had a television and VCR (yes, antiquated as it was, I had dozens of movies and they all viewed beautifully) but recently upgraded to a DVD player, a much-appreciated Mother’s Day gift from my family. Watching movies offers a pleasant escape and couples my “me time” with my exercise time, effectively killing two birds with one stone. I am quickly exhausting my supply of owned movies and am always interested in what movie choices people are most excited. The Monday Movie Blog is a wonderful resource for me to tap, and hopefully is the same for you!
This week’s focus is movies with incredible soundtracks. These are movies that may or may not have been stellar, but the music was off the charts! From movie musicals to awesome compilations and others that claim original songs, which movies boast the best soundtracks? Give the name of the movie, list the stars, and include a brief synopsis or review of the film. In addition, make sure to highlight the incredible soundtrack of the movie in question.
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Off the top of my head "Stop Making Sense" Talking Heads 1984
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Star Wars (all 6)(Who doesn't like John Williams?!?)
Indiana Jones (all 3)(Who really doesn't like John Williams?!?)
Philadelphia
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I LOVE the soundtrack to Sister Act & Sister Act 2.
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Back to the Future
Dirty Dancing
Insensitive by Jann Arden from the movie Bed of Roses is heavily played on my iPod.
The Blues Brothers a classic blues/ rock soundtrack featuring Cab Calloway,Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin,James Brown... Plus Jake &Elwood singing "both kinds of music country and western" Stand By Your Man then Rawhide! A sound track as raucous as the movie! The Elevator music scene is priceless.I'm rolling just thinkin' about it!
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Out of Africa
Good Morning Vietnam
Blade Runner
Hair
The Graduate
American Graffiti
2001
The Godfather
Kill Bill
Pirate Radio
North By Northwest
How could I forget-
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