This year had plenty of score releases, and I've enjoyed quite a few. Here are my favorite scores of this year:

Honorable Mentions
Chips - Fil Eisler
The Circle - Danny Elfman
Beauty & the Beast - Alan Menken
The LEGO Batman Movie - Lorne Balfe
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle - Henry Jackman
War For the Planet of the Apes - Michael Giacchino
The Mountain Between Us - Ramin Djawadi
The Emoji Movie - Patrick Doyle
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales - Geoff Zanelli
An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power - Jeff Beal

10.Captain Underpants: the First Epic Movie - Theodore Shapiro
9.Victoria & Abdul - Thomas Newman
8.The Boss Baby - Hans Zimmer
7.Baywatch - Christopher Lennertz
6.Power Rangers - Brian Tyler
5.Valerian & the City of a Thousand Planets - Alexandre Desplat
4.Thor: Ragnarok - Mark Mothersbaugh
3.xXx: Return of Xander Cage - Brian Tyler
2.Justice League - Danny Elfman
1.Spider Man: Homecoming - Michael Giacchino

What were your favorite scores this year? Leave a reply below.

Let's say that this year for me had much more disappointments than surprises.
My favourite score of the year (and I have to say that I haven't watched many movies...) is Marco Beltrami's Logan.
Here are some other scores I really enjoyed (not in order of appreciation):
- Benjamin Wallfisch's A Cure for Wellness
- Benjamin Wallfisch & Hans Zimmer's Blade Runner 2049
- Michael Giacchino's War for the Planet of the Apes
- Daniel Pemberton's King Arthur: Legend of the Sword
- Rupert Gregson-Williams' Wonder Woman

Here are some scores that I found "nice" at best. Those I half enjoyed and half didn't like:
- Danny Elfman's Justice League
- Jed Kurzel's Alien: Covenant

As for John Williams' Star Wars: The Last Jedi, I'm still "studying" it. For Episode 7, it took me countless listenings to truly appreciate and really enjoy it and I don't know yet if I'll end up liking The Last Jedi or not. My initial impression was mixed.

Still, I can say that none of these scores excites me as much as my favourite score from last year: Matthew Margeson's Eddie the Eagle.
That's a true gem for me.