Songs owned by movies
What are some songs that are so inextricably linked in your mind to certain movies/movie scenes that it seems wrong to include them on another movie's soundtrack?
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'Where is My Mind' and Fight Club
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David Bowie/Pat Metheny - this is not America [from "the Falcon and the Snowman"]
Twin Peaks entire soundtrack RIchard Strauss - Also Spach Zarathuistra [2001] - I know it's not a "song", but you really can't un-hear the music without the visuals anymore. Ligeti - Requiem for Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, Two Mixed Choirs & Orchestra [2001] - same thing applies, though this is a song. |
To make it three Bowies in a row, Frances Ha succeeded in homage but failed to steal Modern Love from Mauvais Sang
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgN4DPnIXog |
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The Prince "Batman" album (1989).
To this day I don't understand the utter incongruity of it all. |
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Not movie but tv show
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLjHpiJXlDo nd the season two finale https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gGOsBEEj9M |
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The music in Kong, Skull Island was very good.
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Originally Posted by Ms. M (Post 1669366)
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And of course, "Don't you forget about me" is owned by The Breakfast Club and even though it had its own life for a long time, I can't hear "Twist and Shout" without picturing Matthew Broderick on that float in that parade.
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That's true! How can I forget?!:eek:
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The first beats always gonna consociate with ending scene Jason Bourn movie.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftm1hiXgYsA |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQmwsTu-vN4
Made by the writer, director of the movie Mr. Nobody, Pierre Van Dormael. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2W_G3xmSGfo Made by Yann Tiersen for the movie Amelie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awtWSj_qTkE Made by Yann Tiersen for the movie Goodbye Lenin! |
About all the tracks from Trainspotting and Pulp Fiction
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Certainly and without a doubt, "As Time Goes By" - Dooley Wilson singing the song in Rick's Cafe in Casablanca. Lots of performers have sung it but why? Without Bogart and Bergman? What?
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Who can hear "The Third Man Theme" ("The Harry Lime Theme") in any of its many iterations, and not think instantly of the Carol Reed/Orson Welles classic The Third Man (1949)?
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"Mad World" in Donnie Darko
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I noticed that the movie Taken 2 used the song from the movie Drive, but also used other music from the soundtrack as well. I felt this just seemed wrong, as if they were trying to cash in on Drive, rather than create original music.
I also don't like it when movies use classical music pieces instead of original scores as well. Platoon and Lorenzo's Oil used Adagio for Strings in both their scores. |
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I don't think you should count songs that were composed for specific movies - it kind of goes without saying that "As Time Goes By" is forever tied to Casablanca, after all (or think of The Third Man when they hear a piece that's literally titled "The Third Man theme")?
Anyway, a handful of quick answers... "The End" (Apocalypse Now) "Wake Up" (The Matrix) "Bellbottoms" (i]Baby Driver[/i]) "Don't Stop Me Now" (Shaun of the Dead) "This Corrosion" (The World's End) "My Way" (Goodfellas) "Long Tall Sally" (Predator) |
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