Batman Forever: This Batman movie may not be the best in the series, but "Kiss from a Rose" has brought Seal countless awards, including three Grammy Awards and an MTV Award.
"Frozen 2": The most eye-catching thing is still in the production, Hollywood's production standards have reached the level of ingenuity. The soundtrack of this animation is worth five stars, every song in the film is very good, and the recurring "All is Found" in the film is a chanted lullaby, from gentle to majestic, which not only shows the mother's feelings for her daughter, but also hides the theme of the story in it, affectionate and thick. "Lost in the Woods", which Christopher and Elk break up with Elsa in the forest, is a song with the rock and roll style of the 1980s, which not only reflects Christopher's state of mind of missing Anna. In the end, Elsa sang "The Next Right Thing" when she was at the bottom of the valley, took on the role of narrative, from sadness to determination, through this song Elsa successfully completed the turn of the characters and improved narrative efficiency.
Ender's Game: This is a cosmic war movie with the main battlefields going on in space. Ender as the commander led the Earth Space Fleet to launch the final general attack on the zerg mother star, at this time of life and death, accompanied by this magnificent soundtrack, you listen to this fierce war drum, this low trumpet, you will find that a good soundtrack, can really make people numb.
There are many reasons why the Star Wars prequel series didn't reach the height of the original trilogy. But the prequel series is still a very dazzling presence in the field of science fiction. For Star Wars fans, the big killers of the prequel are Ivan McGregor, Double-Sided Lightsaber, and John Williams. The soundtracks of both films are excellent from beginning to end, including two epic songs, "Duel of Fate" and "Battle of heroes".
Tron: Evolution: This sci-fi blockbuster looks visually stunning, but probably 90% of it can't be restated. But the soundtrack created by Daft Punk, a sci-fi-based electronic group like this movie, certainly impressed everyone.