How To Train Your Dragon with The Best Movie Soundtracks

What would a movie be without good music? Undoubtedly without music the film wont have as much impact as it does with music. Not only does music help to create the ambience of the film and its plot, it also helps to evoke the emotions of the characters. Music also helps the audience to relate or to feel certain situations in the movie, such as a sad song resonates in the viewers the sadness felt by the characters. A cheerful song brightens the mood of the movie, and in turn the audience feels likewise.
Now here's the tricky part - how to create music that can really connect the audience with the emotions the film is trying to evoke.
If you've watch "First Blood Part II", the scene where the rescue helicopter that was supposed to pick up Rambo and a Vietnam POW was deliberately called off at the last second, you would recall that the melancholic strains of "It's A Long Road" adds a feeling of hopelessness to the situation.
And in "Cannibal Holocaust", the movie could be more violent (which is what it's meant to be) if the music does not sound like something that's more apt to be played on Caribbean holiday cruises. But that's a personal opinion, we all have our tastes and likes.
With that in mind, I list out here movie soundtracks which I feel to be the best or among the best there are. And they don't come with expiration dates.

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