The whole soundtrack to The Thin Red Line is amazing, especially 'Light':

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAP6FGwHnSs

Journey to the Line by Hans Zimmer makes a powerful soundtrack for this video. If you want to give it a try click the link below and (Skip Ad) then play both videos together. Music starts automatically at 55 sec.

https://youtu.be/TG9-j3eevL4?t=55s

He forgot things like the mask itself, the look and design of it.

He didn't mention the control panel on his chest, that made us wonder if he was human or machine or how much of each.

He didn't mention the Imperial March which framed the dark presence of Vader when he came on screen. Star Wars was the first movie to use a full Soundtrack to emote the feel of everything and control the viewers emotions as they watched...
(Jaws was the first to use the sound in this way, but Star Wars was the first to use the Orchestra.

Gotta love that 70's soundtrack!

Thppt.
Should have had a Deathtongue soundtrack.
Typical Opus, hogging the limelight.

Off topic, but if you like this retro style Tron sort of stuff in video games and rhythm games - you might like the game Thumper. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdRGg5810bk

It's almost like Tron meets a Tim Burton psychedelic nightmare to the Mad Max: Fury Road soundtrack. It's pretty brutal but when it clicks it's awesome.

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The soundtrack introduced me to Devo.

This song was on the Tank Girl soundtrack, so this always reminds me of Tank Girl.

Bob Durough dead at 94
RIP
*promote to celebrate the author of my childhoods Saturday morning soundtrack

Very nicely done... demonstrates the impact that an inspired soundtrack can have on a movie. Ditto newtboy, will have to watch that one again real soon.

Man, Doom had such an awesome soundtrack.

I have to admit.
I was lucky enough to see this performed LIVE.
Performed by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, with the original cartoon played uncut on Big Screen.
With Mel Blank standing on stage introducing it, and answering questions afterwards.

I got to See over Two hours of footage with the VSO performing soundtrack to some of Loony Toons best musical pieces. With Mel breaking them down and performing between each piece.

Most people don't know that the full uncut versions of these cartoons are never shown any more.

I honestly don't know about Lucas.

He COULD be a Tolkien-esque visionary... or he could have taken a bunch of pre-existing elements (Kurosawa, Flash Gordon, the Dam Busters) and meshed them together and lucked out with an insanely talented group of people.

I don't want to write him off (I spent 20 years idolizing him from childhood to when I finally admitted how bad the prequels were).

But I also can't ignore the argument that much of what I love about Star Wars comes not from Lucas, but from Ralph McQuarrie's art, Ben Burtt's sound, John Williams' soundtrack (with a massive nod to Holst as well), Lawrence Kasdan's dialogue and the performances of Ford, Guinness and James Earl Jones.

Doom 2 would have been cooler with Motörhead on the soundtrack.