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I don't personally think this is the best western ever made (although the integrity of the anti-violence theme is remarkable for a western in 1958 - or even today). I do, however, feel strongly that the music soundtrack by Jerome Moross is the best film score ever composed for a western, and one of the top ten film scores ever. The scope of the themes is unmatched, and evokes the sweep and majesty of the wide open spaces like no other music I have ever heard. I'd love to hear what other opinions are on this, but they won't sway my feelings one way or the other. This soundtrack (which I own) will always be a personal favorite.

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Chinatown

Godfather One and Two

Jaws

GWTW

The Third Man

Tootsie

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World

Young Frankenstein

The Days of Wine and Roses

And, one that was used ohso sparingly yet effectively: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.



"Victor, what are we going to do to stop this fiendish tit?"

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