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Bird On A Wire (Zimmer), Rain Man (Zimmer)
It's the only two I could think of right now that has moments of sax in them, haha
Rain Man of course.
I can't remember much sax in BOAW though.
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Lots of good posts, so I'll add three that haven't been mentioned
Alan Silvestri - Romancing the Stone
David Foster - The Secret of My Success and Stealing Home
For some reason I remember the say in St Elmos Fire, but not in Secret Of My Success or Stealing Home...
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I like ST. ELMO'S FIRE, BABY BOOM, FOR KEEPS, ROCKY V and HAPPY NEW YEAR! What about you guys?
Stan Getz on composer Eddie Sauter's "Mickey One" 1965.
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Wayne Shorter in the Fugitive
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It's perhaps not of great interest, but I'm getting all confused now about what Art Pepper and others did on Fielding's THE ENFORCER and THE GAUNTLET. He was mostly alto sax, wasn't he? But the solo in the Main Titles of THE ENFORCER doesn't sound like an alto, and it certainly isn't an alto in the tracks I attributed him to in THE GAUNTLET. Could be Ronnie Lang or Bill Perkins. Or anybody. Don Menza?
Ah, Don Menza! It's time to mention... Gil Mellé! THE ORGANIZATION! Splendid sax during the Main Titles, possibly by Menza.
Oh, and... you can tell I'm not consulting the Wikileaks or anything for this - I have an album of the "score" by Michel Legrand for ROADS TO THE SOUTH, but I get the impression it's not the soundtrack as heard in the film, what ever the French title was... or was it SOUTHERN ROUTES in English? But anyway, I have the music in my head and the absolutely greeeaaat (alto?) sax was by Phil Woods, and the woooonderful baritone sax by Gerry Mulligan, from... what I distantly recall.
Ah! Gerry Mulligan! THE FINAL PROGRAMME! Weeeiiird Robert Fuest-directed great misfire based on the Michael Moorcock novel. I can't remember who wrote the score (I think Paul Beaver was one of the "team"), but I'll always remember the Gerry Mulligan (baritone, deffo) sax for the End Titles. Amazing, beautiful. At least I think it was Mulligan.
I'd put YouTube links to all of these, but I'm in my spaceship now.
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Lethal Weapon. Can't beat that Michael Kamen David Sanborn collaboration.
John Barry: Body Heat
Herrmann's Taxi Driver
Goldsmith's BASIC INSTINCT
Gato Barbieri - Firepower
Beat me to it, all of yas!! 
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Bird On A Wire (Zimmer), Rain Man (Zimmer)
It's the only two I could think of right now that has moments of sax in them, haha
Rain Man of course.
I can't remember much sax in BOAW though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFRUosL-6RY
Ok, I see. Wonder if it is the same sax player as on Rain Man...
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Sol Kaplan's lonely spy theme for "The Spy Who Came in from the Cold". One of my favorites.
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