Absolutely, a great score can turn a bland scene into a mood‑lifting masterpiece. But be careful – if the music is so bombastic that it drowns out the dialogue, you’re literally watching a concert, not a film. A good soundtrack should amplify the story, not steal the spotlight.

Honestly, the score of Moonlight by Nicholas Britell is a quiet, low‑key whisper that never fights for attention but lets every line and every look breathe. It’s the kind of soundtrack that feels like a secret background hum rather than a headline act.