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Soundtrack, Thanks for this tremendous theme to the marvellous film on the SAS 'Who dares wins'. Very exciting film with Lewis Collins and Richard Widmark. Roy Budd wrote some very memorable film themes!

4:43 I heard it in "James and the Giant Peach" trailer!

me atrapaste si es cine

Soundtrack, Thanks for providing this very lively suite from the exciting Charles Bronson cop/mafia thriller 'The Stone Killer'!

Horner's score was the best. RIP

Sounds like it could be from original Lucas temp score from Star Wars!

George Duning was a remarkable composer of films and television. So many wonderful film scores. Devil At 4 O'clock, Picnic, Bell. Book & Candle, 1001 Arabian Nights and 3:10 To Yuma. Exceptional scores for Star Trek and Big Valley. Highly underrated but an extraordinarily prolific composer.

Amazing !!!

Alan Personn Project was a real influence inside the mind of Andrew Powell...

Love it

GoooD Song !! d{{🎞️__🎞️}}b👍

anyone knows the instrumental music before the extreme ways starts? at the film ending.

2:10

Tolle Filmmusik! Passt grau zu dem grandiosen Film!

OK BB

Amazing film superb composer

The graphic showing Spock in the middle. Logical.

Thank you Mind❤👍🏻 Unfortunately I have never seen any episode of the original series nor the remakes. I saw the 1983 film of the same name. I didn't know Bernard Herrmann contributed the music! Research: The classic series, created by Rod Serling and whose writers include Richard Matheson, Charles Beaumont and Ray Bradbury, aired from 1959 to 1964. Although considered science fiction, the series in reality rarely explored the classic themes of science fiction, focusing instead on stories centered on the lives of normal people who were radically changed by the encounter with the "unknown", with a glimpse into reality that made even the impossible. Often, if not always, with a final moral, the series helped popularize science fiction. His switching endings are famous, in which the spectator's view was reversed with a final twist that reversed the perspective. Each episode of the series was hosted by Serling, who introduced the viewer to the life of a person who was about to change due to his entry into the "twilight zone". The original title of the series, “The Twilight Zone,” is a term used by the U.S. Air Force indicates the moment in which, during the landing phase of an airplane, the horizon line disappears under the aircraft for a brief moment, leaving the pilot without references for a moment. Furthermore, for a long time this title was attributed to the characteristic of the creator Rod Serling who, suffering from insomnia, seemed to use to record (in the light of twilight, metaphorically, therefore) the traces of what later became the episodes of the series. Popular culture has repeatedly paid homage to the series and its classic episodes, in all its media, from music, to television, to cinema, to cartoons. Serling's image was included in both opening credits of the two remake series: in the 1980s one, it appears as a ghost image before the title, while in the 2000s one it is among other images that scroll across the screen.

in space noone can hear you scream... alien , aliens , prometheus, covenant.. master pieces

Jerry took one day to compose the original, beautiful but menacing main theme. The film version with atonal sounds took him only five minutes!

Meaning is powerful

Timeless classic ❤

Bernard Herrmann was one of the finest composers of the Twentieth Century. His music for many of the Twilight Zone episodes is absolutely phenomenal. Herrmann was a meticulous composer and arranger. Here's a back handed compliment to CBS television for using his magnificent scores as stock music. We were able to hear his music on a multitude of their network programming. His wondrous scores especially his film music live on for our enjoyment.

I really needed that, as I've been rewatching the 1985 series recently. Thank you! 😊

The melancholic melody is the best!

pour lui, c'est la fin ! Sam Niel est impressionnant : le dernier combat eschatologique et la venue du christ Pantocrator ...

Exceptionnel ❤ lalo schiffrin enter the dragon

Masterpiece

Good Michael giaccino

were some of these songs re-used in The Fugitive (1963-1967) ?

What a time to be alive

David Bowie melted right into this music. I still love all of it and the movie.

Thank you Mind❤👍🏻 Bravo Max Steiner❤👏🏻 I remember the film with Humphrey Bogart, but never seen it. Research: From the novel by the mysterious B. Traven, one of John Huston's masterpieces, well supported by Bogart who is also excellent as a negative hero. Greed is the worst of evils and blind fate does the rest. The just man has nothing left but death. John Huston was undoubtedly a great director and actor, but of his little-known flaws, it is said that he was homophobic and a gambling addict. In 1990 it was chosen for preservation in the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress of the United States, as it was judged to be "of significant aesthetic, cultural and historical significance", and in 1998 it was 30th on the list of the 100 best American films of all time by 'American Film Institute, while in the updated 2007 edition it dropped to 38th place. The AFI also placed it 67th among the one hundred most engaging and compelling films in American cinema and in 2012 it entered the Film Hall of Fame of the Online Film & Television Association. In addition to being considered by many to be the best film directed by John Huston, “The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre” has been cited as a favorite film by Robert Redford, Sam Raimi and recognized as a source of inspiration by directors such as Stanley Kubrick, Sam Peckinpah, Paul Thomas Anderson (especially for 2007's "There Will Be Blood") and Steven Spielberg, who said he drew on the character of Dobbs when creating Indiana Jones. A line from the movie "Badges? We ain't got no badges! We don't need no badges! I don't have to show you any stinking badges!" was included in 2005 in the list of the one hundred best film quotes of all time drawn up by the American Film Institute, in which it appears in 36th place. PS: My second grandchild was born last week!💙♂️👶🏻🤱🏻🎉👏🏻 I'm double uncle (Another mouth to feed!🚨😄)

Great soundtrack. This film is so cool and underrated.

Omg does that remind me of the movie! Such a great movie I laughed cried all through the movie m

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May I also suggest, if you can find it, Steiner's score for The Big Sleep. I've only been able to find a 7 min suite & 2 min cue re-recordings on a couple of Steiner cd compiliations. Big Sleep is certainly in my top 5 of Max Steiner scores. Thanks Mind!

Best television series soundtrack ever.

Lush

"Badges! Badges! We don't have to show you no stinking badges!!" Excellent Steiner choice Mind!

Man with the golden gun’ s soundtrack is marvelous, thanks.

Thanks

Mancini was movie soundtracks in the 60's ! Movie ads would put his name up there with the stars of the movie to get people to see the movie !

Very good soundtrack

Amazing soundtrack to an equally amazing movie!