1) Return of the Jedi
2) Braveheart
3) Contact
4) Titanic
5) Prince of Egypt

I don't think this is lame at all. It's hard as hell, but not lame.

Off the top of my these would be my choices (I am going to regret this, I just know it).

ET
Star Wars
The Omen 2
Rudy
Schindlers List

By the way, Mary
I haven't been here for that long but this is the first time I see a posting from you. Finally we got some females in here.
Anyway, nice to know you. Nice choices.

Ok. I'm rambling so I'll shut up

Scott

Music For A Darkened Theatre vol. 1 & 2...witch makes three...and then..Psycho and Vertigo by Herrmann.

BUT in any case:

WHAT KIND OF A DUMB-ASS QUESTINON IS THIS AARON?!?!

1) Horse Whisperer
2) Last of the Mohicans
3) ET: Expanded
4) Phantom Menace
5) Disc#2 of Music for a Darkened Theater

Cutthroat Island (John Debney)
The Disappearance of Garcia Lorca (Mark McKenzie)
The Land Before Time (James Horner)
Music for a Darkened Theatre, Vol. 2, Disc 1 (Elfman)
The Piano (Michael Nyman)

And just for the heck of it, I'd cheat, use my seven-CD changer and add these two to my list:

The House on Sorority Row / The Alchemist (Richard Band)
A Patch of Blue (Jerry Goldsmith)

I naturally mix up the variety of the CDs. One would be
1. Video Game Mix CD (Castlevania, Mario Kart/Party, Soul Blade, Street Fighter EX, Final Fantasy).

2. & 3. "Hans Zimmer & Party" would occupy two slots (Between Con Air, Face/Off, Backdraft, Follow Your Dreams vol. I & II)

4. & 5. John Williams for another two (between the Star Wars collection, Superman, Amistad, Saving Private Ryan),
6. and finally a mainstream 80s music (Madonna, George Michael, Starship, etc.)

Honorable mentions (when I have absolutely worn out the music listed above):

Gattaca
Batman
Braveheart
Dragonheart
Rudy

And as pathetic as it may sound, the WWF entrance music Volumes 3 (already out) & 4 (coming out November 2) would also be on that honorable mentions list. Reason? Variety. It's different from listening to six soundtracks in a row.

I understand many of you probably think wrestling is too vulgar (or moronic), buy at least listen to the WWF wrestlers' entrance music. They're terrific! Personal favorites: The Rock (old version & new version with guitars), D-Generation X, The Brood, Val Venis, Edge (New & Old Version), Mankind, and Triple H. Again, if wrestling is idiotic in your eyes, heed no attention to the wrestling (or lack of, whatever you think it is), but give the music a try!

1. Superman
2. Empire Strikes Back
3. 2001: A Space Odyssey (Alex North's - not that classical stuff)
4. Star Trek: The Motion Picture
5. Contact

1. Tarzan (surprise, surprise)
2. The 13th Warrior
3. Broken Arrow
4. The Lion King
5. TND-Bond

1. Return of the Jedi
2. The Mummy
3. The Rock
4. Willow
5. Predator

To Scott,

Quite surprising to find another WWF (or wrestling) fan here, of all places. Boy it sure is true that everyone's got closet full of surprises. Anyway....

I need opinions on WWF The Music Vol.II and Vol. I, for many of the wrestlers in those tracks are long gone and/or their music isn't used anymore. Thanks! Make room for WWF The Music Vol. 4, which contains the best theme songs IMHO to date. The Rock's New Version is simply spectacular when the guitar gets crazy....

By the way, how long have you been a fan?

IT DOESN'T MATTER HOW LONG....(HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA)

Scott,

Man that's good stuff...."IT DOESN'T MATTER HOW LONG..." (He's my fav, BTW) Glad I caught that....

I just recently revived my interest when I started watching WWF RAW last year during those napping hours at the dorm (free cable) and every week I would dedicate two hours on Monday night and catch the storyline (Everyone at the dorm thought I was a moron. I say !*#&!(# them, but that's beside the point). I think I really caught on during the Stone Cold versus the Corporation days, when the People's Champ and Triple H were with the Corporation. To boot, I think the entrance music is what really caught my interest. The way the wrestlers make their entrance (the impact it has during an on-going match, like the bottle crashing when Vince's unleashing his evil plans in the ring or something) is something that I always hoped would be carried over onto the silver screen. I am just fascinated with this "man enters and makes HUGE impact with his sudden appearance/presence" thing, as if one wave of their hand would change the world. The entrance music enhances that effect.

1. Waterworld
2. Grand Canyon
3. The Rock
4. Bad Boys
5. Star Wars Compilation

Audacity