I could do alot of talking about soundtracks. As
@Hamill82 mentioned, you can't escape how truly awesome
Hans Zimmer is. Just to reel off some of his work, Pirates of the Caribbean, Inception, The Dark Knight trilogy, Crimson Tide, True Romance, The Last Samurai, Gladiator, The Lion King, The Da Vinci Code.... I mean there are just so many soundtracks by the guy that are fantastic. You can go on YouTube, type him in and you'll get these multiple hour long mixes of his work and they are always a go to favourite for me to have on in the background.
Basil Poledouris: Has done some fantastic movies in his time. The original Conan the Barbarian soundtrack is a massive highlight, as well as some of the tracks he did for Robocop. Remember the original Starship Troopers? He did that, and Klendathu Drop will always be my favourite. Makes me want
'to know more'. The Hunt for Red October I would also recommend.
Brad Fiedel: This guy was part of my upbringing. The shear amount of times I watched Terminator 2: Judgment Day, first on VHS, DVD, and now Blu Ray is mind-boggling. I still even have two mint copies of the first two Terminator films on VHS which came in a steel tin. I call it my OG steelbook. The Terminator theme is iconic, and no more so than the T2 version, which expanded and improved on the theme from the first movie. No one has come close to making a decent re-imagine of that film until Lorne Balfe's attempt for Genisys which I liked. 'It's Over' from the T2 soundtrack (2017 remaster) is a track which will actually make me feel sad. As I said, I invested so much time into this film that seeing the T-800 lowered into that molten steel pulls on my heart strings and when the second part of this track begins, you know exactly when Sarah is pushing that button to lower the chains. It's a gorgeous piece of music.
James Horner: Last one I'll mention. Did Wrath of Khan, and Search for Spock, the latter of which had a great arrangement called 'Stealing the Enterprise' which plays during what is probably my favourite part of the film. As for Wrath of Khan, again another soundtrack that was part of my upbringing. Has done other soundtracks that I really like such as Enemy at the Gates, Avatar and that little film called Aliens.