Discover the Most Iconic Soundtracks That Will Make You Relive the Cinema/part 6

Good afternoon, today I'm going to make a post about movies that we've already forgotten, but here I am so that you never forget them.

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
https://hive.blog/hive-193816/@superr/discover-the-most-iconic-soundtracks-that-will-make-you-relive-the-cinemapart-4
https://hive.blog/hive-193816/@superr/discover-the-most-iconic-soundtracks-that-will-make-you-relive-the-cinemapart-5

In the number 26 spot: "E.T." (John Williams)

The soundtrack for this film was provided by master John Williams, which was surely seen by those of my generation. Steven Spielberg touched on all the themes of friendship, adventure and fantasy, family and childhood in this film. In making this film, he was inspired in part by his own childhood to create the story. He himself has said that the film is a reflection of his feelings about loneliness and the desire for friendship.

In the number 27 spot: "The Empire Strikes Back" (John Williams)

Great movie from the Star Wars saga, I mean if Lucas had not sold the copyright of the franchise, episodes VII VIII and IX would have been incredible but Disney did not manage to capture the essence in the movies.

For me the victim was Darth Vader, because he was deceived and manipulated since he did not have enough character to say no, but in one of the episodes he shows that he is the victim, which is in this one.

While waiting for Lord Vader: A Star Wars Story to come out, I leave you the trailer

In the number 28 spot: "Indiana Jones" (John Williams)

I wonder how this person could come up with this soundtrack in his head, I really can't explain it, because if you notice, all the ones I'm writing are from the master John Williams or should I say "The great master John Williams". So you know that in "Raiders of the Lost Ark", there are hieroglyphics on a wall that show R2-D2 and C-3PO.

In the number 29 spot: "The Neverending Story" (Limahl)

A movie that when I saw it I told my father that I wanted a dragon like the one in the movies. The truth is that it is a great movie, what surprised me a lot was that they didn't make a short film. There are many very good movies that they didn't make and one of them could have been E:T.

In the number 30 spot: "Matrix Reloaded" (Rob Dougan)

And what can I say about the Matrix Saga, I think the movies speak for me. 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.