Best of 2014: Soundtrack and Score

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All the best soundtracks and music scores from movies released in 2014 loved by Sinekdoks. Musics have always been a thing I love most in movies—whether  the soundtrack or the score, they always mesmerize me anytime they get so intense. I found 2014 as a great year for music in movies. We saw some good musical movies, about song-writer, band, or drummer, that ended up in everyone’s list; we also saw a music director appears twice in Oscar nominations or a music director tried church organs to orchestrated a space odyssey. In the end, since I again love odd numbers, I present you top 9 movies with most favorite movie soundtracks and 9 most favorite movie scores in 2014. Without further ado, check this out.

9 MOVIES WITH MOST FAVORITE SOUNDTRACKS


09. The Fault in Our Stars Personal highlight: Birdy’s Tee Shirt and Ed Sheeran’s All of the Stars. 08. Only Lovers Left Alive Personal highlight: Yasmine Hamdan’s Hal 07. Chef Personal highlight:  The Hot 8 Brass Band’s Sexual Healing (Marvin Gaye’s cover) 06. Whiplash Personal highlight: Whiplash and Caravan 05. The Double Personal highlight: Kyu Sakamoto’s Sukiyaki, Jacky Yoshikawa & His Blue Comets’ Blue Chateau, and Kim Jung Mi’s The Sun 04. The Guest 03. Frank Personal highlight: Michael Fassbender, The Soronprfbs and Stephen Rennicks’s I Love You All 02. Guardians of the Galaxy Personal highlight: Jackson 5’s I Want You Back, 10cc’s I’m Not in Love, and Redbone’s Come And Get Your Love 01. Begin Again Personal highlight: Keira Knightley’s Lost Stars, Adam Levine’s No One Else Like You, Keira Knightley feat Hailee Steinfeld’s Tell Me If You Wanna Go Home

9 BEST SCORED MOVIES

009. Enemy – Daniel Bensi & Sander Jurriaans 008. The Theory of Everything – Johan Johansson 007. Palo Alto – Devonté Hynes & Robert Schwartzman 006. Whiplash – Justin Hurwitz 005. The Imitation Game – Alexander Desplat 004. Under the Skin – Mica Levi 003. Interstellar – Hans Zimmer 002. Gone Girl – Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross 001. The Grand Budapest Hotel – Alexander Desplat 


So, that’s my though. Tell me about yours if you don’t mind. Cheers, 2015!

13 responses

  1. Love these soundtrack notations, for their all great, and I love that you note the two best songs from Fault! This is, by far, my favorite collective year for film scores. It’s just astonishing, all of the incredibly diverse atmospheres created within the music.

    1. Thanks. I do agree that 2014 was great for film scores cause every film has different atmosphere to convey and Alexander Desplat nailed it. Lol.

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    Brittani

    Exellent picks! These are all fantastic.

  3. Agreed with Lost Stars being number one. But I choose Gone Girl scoring over Grand Budapest.

    1. I only thought that Gone Girl’s movie score is a little too noisy. Though some parts were wonderful. Wünderbar!

      1. Oh damn, you don’t want to mess with Trent Reznor saying those score is too noisy, don’t you dare, don’t you dare… hahaha

        1. Im messing with Atticus Ross, anyway

          1. Well yeah, he’s the mixer guy anyway, so it’s okay to blame him :’))

          2. Fair enough 😉

  4. Great, great list! Have you seen Birdman yet? It has excellent music. Loving the inclusion of Imitation Game and Gone Girl along with Begin Again

    1. Thanks! I haven’t seen Birdman, but a friend has told me about its unique score with drums only (?)

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