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So are people just listing composers where they're really only familiar with one score from that composer?
Waiting for somebody to mention Williams or Goldsmith next...
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And I have not yet heard Stardust, but if it's a more brilliant score than Eshkeri's 47 Ronin, I'm all ears.
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I love Poledouris but I think his best scores (Flesh+Blood, Robocop, Starship Troopers, Blue Lagoon, Red October, etc) are not on par with his masterpiece: Conan.
I have to agree. Cue-for-cue, Conan reigns above them.
Jaws 3-D - Alan Parker (but he has not scored many movies)
There is ... another. I'm going to write a review about it eventually. I hope to contact him and run it by him and get further information. I want to really sell the review, plus, it's in desperate need of a deluxe treatment.
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Sorry for the delayed response, but for those seeking Eidelman's "other" great score, I can't recommend "Christopher Columbus" highly enough. It's a great album as-is, but let me repeat my hopes for an expansion someday.
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Elia Cmiral's Ronin made me sit up and take notice in 1998, but he never wrote a listenable score after that. 
Funny, I was recently driving home in my car and my music system shuffled the RONIN OST into focus. Have not listened to it in years, but then and there I listened to the whole thing. I was reminded of what a really good score that was; I mean, originally, Jerry Goldsmith was supposed to score RONIN, but for whatever reasons (scheduling conflicts?, I don't remember), Cmiral got the job, and did a really good one. But indeed... I don't really remember anything else by him. Could be that scoring BATTLEFIELD EARTH soon after scarred his career? (Don't know the score but the movie was a box office bomb.)
Though he has actually scored quite a few movies since, just not much that I've seen (or heard).
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