Music almost always amplifies the emotions triggered by film scenes; for example, it makes thrilling moments more exciting and love scenes more passionate. It also intervenes in the narrative, takes sides, directs the viewers' gaze, and manipulates the audience's perspective. Therefore, it must be taken into account when interpreting films. The book illustrates how this is done both practically and scientifically through numerous examples. It spans from silent films to contemporary cinema, encompassing various genres such as thriller, comedy, western, and drama. Critical subtexts regarding methodology run throughout the discussions.