La Valse d’Amelie (Yann Tiersen)

From The wonderful world of Amelie (2002), directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet:
On the evening of a bright day in July, while holiday-makers enjoy themselves on the beach in the carefreeness of the sunny days and while in Paris, the strollers, overcome by the heat gaze at the trails of smoke of the fireworks, Amélie Poulain, also known as “the godmother of the rejected”, or “the madonna of the cast-offs” succumbs to exhaustion. In the streets of Paris, struck with grief, millions of mourning anonyms gather for the funeral cortège to show in silence their great sorrow of being forever orphans. What a strange fate, that of this young woman deprived of herself, yet so sensitive to the charm of the little things in life. Like Don Quichotte, she was determined to grapple the unforgiving grinder of all the human sorrows.”.

 

River Flows in You (Yiruma)

From the Twilight saga , directed by Catherine Hardwicke in 2008:
Bella: How do you get out of the house when it’s day? Edward: Legend.
Bella: Don’t you melt in the sun?
Edward: Legend.
Bella: Do you sleep in a coffin?
Edward: Legend. I don’t sleep.
Bella: Never?
Edward: Never then … you haven’t asked me the most important question yet.
Bella: What would it be?
Edward: Aren’t you worried about my diet?
Bella: Ah … That one.
Edward: Yes, that one. Aren’t you curious to know if I feed on blood?

 

The Last of the Mohicans (Trevor Jones & Randy Edelman)

From The Last of the Mohicans (1992), directed by Michael Mann:
My father’s people say … at the birth of the sun and of his brother, the moon, their mother died … so the sun gave to the earth her body, from which was to spring all life. And he drew forth from her breast the stars. The stars he threw into the night sky to remind him of her soul.”.

The Imitation Game (Alexandre Desplat)

From The Imitation Game (2014), directed by Morten Tyldum:
“Are you paying attention? Well. If you don’t listen carefully, you will miss things, important things. I will not take breaks, I will not repeat myself and you will not have to interrupt me. She believes she has control over what is going to happen. He believes it is because he is sitting there and I am sitting here where I am. But he is wrong. I am in control because I know things that you don’t know. Now I need you to make a commitment: you will listen carefully and not judge me until I finish. There were those who thought we were at war with the Germans. Not accurate. We were at war against time. “

 

 

Let It Go – Vivaldi’s Winter (Anderson-Lopez)

From Frozen (2012), directed by Vlad Barbe, Maksim Sveshnikov:
“One evening, while her grandmother spoke, the wind whistled around the house and a window flew open. A gust of hail struck Kai in the face and a splinter of ice entered his eye and reached his heart. “

 

Oblivion (Astor Piazzolla)

From Enrico IV (1984), directed by Marco Bellocchio:
“He, a challenging challenge, returns to zero the same – the true, the best, the fatal. He hypnotizes you with painful honey – of absent love, to finish, drunk, bitter and vile, the sacred yesterday, king Oblivion. Today Oblivion will delete me (forget me). (King of oblivion …) “

 

Fragile Dream – Castle (Joe Hisahishi)

From Howl’s Moving Castle, directed by Hayao Miyazaki: “If you allow a word, the reason why Howl didn’t want to come here, well I understand it. Howl wouldn’t have a soul, you said? Certainly he is an egocentric, a coward, and it is not clear what goes into his head, but he is a correct person: he just wants to live free. Howl will not come, nor will he become a demon. With the demon it will somehow resolve by itself. I trust this. “

 

New Moon (Alexadre Desplat)

From The twilight saga: New Moon (2009), directed by Chris Weitz:
“I had never seen anything more beautiful. I realized it even as I ran and screamed out of breath. His words in the forest no longer meant anything. It didn’t matter that he didn’t want me anymore. I would have wanted nothing but him for the rest of my days. “

 

Game of Thrones (Ramin Djawadi)

From A Song Of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones), (2011/2018) HBO series:
“Power resides where men believe power resides. It’s a trick, a shadow on the wall. And a very small man is able to cast a very large shadow. At the game of the throne, either one wins or one dies. There is no third possibility.”

 

Kung Fu Panda (Hans Zimmer)

From Kung Fu Panda (2008), directed by Mark Osborne and John Stevenson:
“The legend tells of a legendary warrior whose kung fu skills made him a legend. You worry too much about what was and what will be. There is a saying: yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today … it is a gift. This is why it is called present. We often come across our own destiny, on the road taken to avoid it. “

 

The Piano (Michael Nyman)

From The Piano (1993), directed by Jane Champion:
“There is a great silence where there has never been sound, there is a great silence where sound cannot be, in the cold tomb, of the deep sea.”

 

La Muerte del Angel (Astor Piazzolla)

From Last Tango in Paris (1974), directed by Bernardo Bertolucci:
Bertolucci says: 
“I remember that with Gato Barbieri we phoned that great Argentine musician who is Astor Piazzolla to do the arrangement. Piazzolla got very angry and said: “I’m not an arranger, I’m a musician, my name is Astor Piazzolla, goodbye”. Three years later here in Trastevere the intercom rings one evening. I ask: “Who’s that?” “It’s Astor Piazzolla”. I let him in and he said to me: “That momentary regurgitation of selfishness was one of the greatest mistakes of my life.”

 

Pirates of the Caribbean (Hans Zimmer)

From Pirates of the Caribbean – The Curse of the First Moon (2003), directed by Gore Verbinski:
“I am a dishonest, and a dishonest you can always trust to be dishonest. Honestly speaking, it is the honest ones that you have to look at, because you can never predict when they will do something incredibly stupid. Wherever we want to go, a ship is this in reality. It’s not just a keel, with a hull and a bridge or sails, yes, the ship is like that, but what a ship is … what the Black Pearl really is … it’s freedom.

 

 

Fragile Soul (Vasco Rossi)

From La nostra vita/ Our life (2010) directed by Daniele Luchetti:
Claudio: “Daddy has eaten fried food for his entire life and anything ever happened to him!”
Elena: “Until he died of a heart attack, in fact! Claudio:” But what does a heart attack have to do with fries, hey !! “

   

A sense (Vasco Rossi)

From Non ti muovere/ Don’t move (2004), directed by Sergio Castellitto:
“Farid has never seen the sea, never entered inside. He imagined it so many times. Dotted with stars like the cloak of a pasha. Blue like the blue wall of the dead city. He looked for fossil shells buried millions of years ago, when the sea entered the desert. He chased the lizardfish swimming in the sand. He saw the salt lake and the bitter lake and the silver dromedaries advancing like pirate ships with weariness. He lives in one of the last Sahara oases. “

 

 

Cinema Paradiso (Ennio Morricone)

From Cinema Paradiso (1988) directed by Giuseppe Tornatore:
Life’s not like you saw it in the movies. Life…is harder.”.

 

 

Il Postino (Louis Bacalov)

From Il Postino (1994) directed by Michael Radford:
“Mario: Don Pablo, I have to talk to you, it’s important … I fell in love!
Pablo Neruda: Ah, thank goodness! It is not serious, there is a remedy.
Mario: No, no! What a remedy … I want to be sick.”

 

Madagascar  (Hans Zimmer)

From Madagascar (2005) directed by Eric Darnell and:
“Marty: I’m in the middle of my life and I still don’t know if I’m a white zebra with black stripes or black with white stripes!”

 

Up (Michael Giacchino)

From UP (2009), Pete Docter and Bob Peterson:
“My name is Dug! I just met you and I already love you! “

 

Harry Potter (John Williams)

From Harry Potter- the Philosopher’s stone (2001) directed by Chris Columbus:
“Dark and difficult times coming Harry, sooner or later we all have to face the choice between what is right and what is easy.”

 

The Pink Panther (Henry Mancini)

From The Pink Panther (2006) directed by Shawn Levy: “Clouseau: The weather is beautiful these days … who’s here?
Dreyfus: Jacques Clouseau, for the powers I have been given, the nomination inspector for all purposes … blah .. blah .. blah .. Sign here!
Clouseau: You never see the fountain pen. I’ll keep it with me. Forever!

 

Mission Impossible (Danny Elfman)

From Mission Impossible (1996) Directed by Christopher McQuarrie, Brad Bird, J. J. Abrams, Brian De Palma, John Woo:
She is a bit of a paradox. Well it depends … From what? From what she likes a paradox! “

 

Schindler’s List  (John Williams)


From Schindler’s List (1994) Directed by Steven Spielberg:
“Amon Göth: … told me something else about her. Oskar Schindler: Ah yes? What? Amon Göth: That you know the meaning of the word gratitude. Which is not something abstract for her, as it is for others.
Itzhak Stern: The list is an absolute good. The list is life. All around, at its edges, is the abyss.”

 

Romeo  & Juliet (Nino Rota)

From Romeo and Juliet (1968) Directed by Franco Zeffirelli:
“Mercutio: I speak of dreams, which are sons of an idle brain, generated by nothing but a vain fantasy, which is of a substance as thin as air, and more inconstant than the wind, which at this moment caresses the icy womb of the north.”

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