my most treasured films' score

Film's soundtrack or film's score, what's the difference between the two?

At first, it confused me too and here, I put the best answer from Richard Gibbs, Film and television composer, record producer found in Quora.

A film score is the music composed specifically for the movie to serve and enhance the story. It is usually instrumental only so as not to compete with dialog. It is also called underscore (a term I, as a composer, find ever so slightly belittling) or even incidental music (that one makes me bristle a bit.
The term soundtrack can refer to several things, depending on use. In the broadest sense it simply means everything you hear in the movie - sound effects, dialog, music. This meaning is usually applied in a more technical setting, in reference to the sound as opposed to the visuals. Soundtrack can also refer to the entirety of the music in the film, encompassing score AND songs that were either licensed or written for the film. Confusingly enough, oftentimes record companies will release a soundtrack from a movie which does not include any of the score. Generally that's because people are more interested in listening to songs from the movie that were written to stand alone, as opposed to score which was written to be part of the whole of the film. So the term soundtrack can also refer to only the songs in a movie, excluding the score.

Well, when he said "Generally that's because people are more interested in listening to songs from the movie that were written to stand alone, as opposed to score which was written to be part of the whole of the film", I must say that I belong to those people who are more interested in listening to the score which was written to be part of the whole of the film.

Here is the list of my most treasured films' score :

1. The Middle of the World - Moonlight by Nicholas Brittel

The experience while floating by the tune under the moonlight is always gets me. 

The live orchestra performance of Moonlight at the historic Million Dollar Theatre in downtown Los Angeles featured accompaniment by the Wordless Music Orchestra, and was led by conductor Ryan McAdams and the score’s composer, Nicholas Britell. 

2. Goodbye - Hachiko : A Dog's Story by Jan A.P Kaczmarek

The best thing ever in life is to have best friend who will always waiting for you. It's perfect. 




3. Stay - Interstellar by Hans Zimmer

Cooper and Murphy theme



4. Time - Inception by Hans Zimmer



5. Now We are Free - Gladiator by Hans Zimmer & Lisa Gerrard



6. Hymn to the Sea - Titanic by James Horner



7. The Heart of the Rebellion - Chappie by Confidential Music




8. The Dark Knight Theme - Batman by Hans Zimmer

Best comment: Listen to this while running in the street late at night. You will feel like a badass.

9. A Long Way Home - Lion by Dustin O'Halloran & Hauschka




10. Santa Barbara, 1979 - 20th Century Women by Roger Neill




11. Stranger Things Theme by Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein

12. Kids - Stranger Things by Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein

Kids will be kids and this song perfectly capture the vibe!




13. First Kiss Scene Stranger Things by Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein

First Kiss is always special and so does this piece that accompanied the first kiss scene between Eleven and Mike, oh i know I'm dying inside. 



14. London + Solomon Vandy - Blood diamond by James Newton Howard




15. Where No One Goes - How to Train Your Dragon by Jonsi

so many feels crying, Jonsi is perfect for it!