While the final installment of the Jurassic World franchise splits fans and critics, there’s no denying that, like John Williams’ work with the original trilogy, Michael Giacchino’s work is brilliant
Ted Lasso Season 2 original soundtrack by Marcus Mumford and Tom Howe is just as special as the season and worth replaying for hours.
Because Jurassic World Dominion will be released soon, it’s time to take it back to the Jurassic Park original score by John Williams.
Kris Bowers floors us all once again with impeccable tracks featured all throughout the Bridgerton Season 2 original score.
Mary Queen of Scots’ original soundtrack features one of the most jaw-dropping opening tracks in a period drama piece.
Tangled’s original score consistently remains on replay as one of the most extraordinary albums Disney’s ever done.
The Expanse’s original score by Clinton Shorter and various artists is a brilliant masterpiece that’s made the series better.
The Batman by Michael Giacchino is a compelling and alluring original score that’s bound to be on replay for hours on end.
The Great’s original series soundtrack by Nathan Barr excellently encapsulates the modern, comical approach to this period drama.
Disney’s Myth: A Frozen Tale original soundtrack by Joseph Trapanese is a whimsical wonder that’s hard to take off of replay.
Casino Royale’s original soundtrack by David Arnold stands the test of time as brilliantly as the film does.
Spider-Man: No Way Home’s original score by Michael Giacchino is a perfect melancholy compilation with tracks that hit right in the feels.
The Witcher’s Season 2 original soundtrack by Joseph Trapanese featuring original songs by Joey Batey is just as good as we imagined it’d be.
The Little Women 2019 original score by Alexandre Desplat is a magical gem that encapsulates the beauty of the entire film.
Little Women 1995 original score by Thomas Newman is one of the most memorable (and deeply nostalgic) scores in existence.
Ramin Djawadi’s Eternals original motion picture soundtrack beautifully compliments the film’s essence, heart, and characters.