Discover the Most Iconic Soundtracks That Will Make You Relive the Cinema/part 4

Good afternoon, here we are one more day to continue sharing with you these great songs from these great movies. Today I'm going to put soundtracks from war movies and I think you're going to like this post a lot.

These are the previous posts:

https://hive.blog/hive-193816/@superr/discover-the-most-iconic-soundtracks-that-will-make-you-relive-the-cinema
https://hive.blog/hive-193816/@superr/discover-the-most-iconic-soundtracks-that-will-make-you-relive-the-cinemapart-2
https://hive.blog/hive-193816/@superr/discover-the-most-iconic-soundtracks-that-will-make-you-relive-the-cinemapart-3

In the number 16 spot: "Surfin' Bird" (Full Metal Jacket) and "Boots Are Made For Walkin' "Paint It Black"

In this movie it is impossible to choose just one song since it is full of very good songs, apart from these 3 that I put this one too. Movies full of action over there.

I saw this movie when I was doing the training in the legion, I remember that the captain of our company showed us the movie and the truth is that we were all impressed, the next day we had extra motivation and it was one of the best training sessions of my training period. And the Spanish legion is an elite corps in Spain and this is our emblem

In the number 17 spot: "Patton" (Jerry Goldsmith)

World War II movie against Germany based on real events. Awesome movie with a great soundtrack too. Thanks to the great generals who were on the European side, and here are the best ones:

1. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER. ( He later became president of the United States. )
2. BERNARD LAW MONTGOMERY.
3. DOUGLAS MACARTHUR.
4. GEORGE PATTON

Thanks to these men, Europe was freed from a murderer who did not have the courage to surrender and committed suicide like a coward.

In the number 18 spot: "The River Kwai March" (Colonel Bogey March)

What courage, what pride, and I don't know what the prisoners of war had to endure in the concentration camps, it was superhuman, for me they are heroes.

In the number 19 spot: "300" (Elliot Goldenthal)

What can I say about this film? I don't know, I don't have the words to say that this film is a work of art, both in scenes and music, as well as in script and photography. This film is based on real events but a bit embellished since King Leonidas did leave for Thermopylae with 300 of his best warriors, but the naval general also left to stop the Turkish advance, and these events are divided into two films when both happened at the same time.

Anyway, this film, like the Matrix film, has been a revolution in cinema. I want to highlight one scene and it is this one.

In the number 20 spot: "Gladiator" (Hans Zimmer & Lisa Gerrard)

This film faithfully reflects what greed and loyalty were, a very good soundtrack accompanied by great direction, let's hope that the second part is at the same level as this one.

Dear Sirs, that's all for today, I hope you enjoyed writing it as much as I did, leave a comment if it's worth putting another film.

So tomorrow there will be more and better.