I love all the songs in this film, but my favourite is by far Somewhere Out There. It is so touching and beautiful, and never fails to bring tears my eyes.
What's your favourite song?
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I like the pop version of "Somewhere Out There" the best. ;)
shareDoes the score count too? Or is it just songs only?
shareHere are my favorite songs from the Motion Picture Soundtrack:
1.) "Somewhere Out There" (Pop Version) - Linda Ronstadt & James Ingram
2.) "Somewhere Out There" - Phillip Glasser & Betsy Cathcart
3.) "A Duo" - Dom Deluise & Phillip Glasser
4.) "There Are No Cats In America" - Nehemiah Persoff, John Guarnieri, Warren Hays, and Cast
5.) "Never Say Never" - Christopher Plummer & Phillip Glasser
I'm not sure why but "Never Say Never" is a little annoying to me now...
Favorite Score Tracks:
1.) Reunited
2.) Main Title
3.) Flying Away and End Credits
4.) The Storm
5.) Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor
I love James Horner's score for this film. This was one of his best pieces of work!
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
November 19, 2010
Mine would be "Somewhere Out There" by far; especially considering it's the only really great song. The others are okay, but nothing special.
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"Somewhere Out There", even if it is an award bait song.
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Somewhere Out There (Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram). Very moving! And yes, I like the musical interlude after the first chorus.
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My favorite song in this movie is "No Cats in America". I love the different vocals, the catchiness of it, and the pure brilliant lyrics. I have to say though, I prefer "Dreams to Dream" from the sequel over any song from this movie though, I mean, it's so beautiful it moved the villain to tears!
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Somewhere Out There, by far. It also brings tears to my eyes now, but for a more personal reason. This movie came out when I was 4 and was one of my favorites. The song always made me think of separated love, not necessarily lovers but people who love each other and aren't together. In fact, I always used to sing it when I was waiting for my husband and me to be able to adopt a child. For me, the thought that my child was somewhere out there, under the same moon as me and also wishing that we'd find one another kept me going for those long years before we found our girl and finalized her adoption. The song has been played to her at bedtime every night over the last year and a half since she became ours, and she recognized it immediately as "her" song the first time we watched the movie. When I hear the song I think of all the loss, sadness, and fear that we faced for nearly a decade, and how we kept trying even though it hurt and was hard. My dreams came true and we all found each other, just like Fieval and his family. The song reminds me of how grateful I am.
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