There's a really good usage of Beck's "Lost Cause" in the episode where Jordan's brother dies and Cox is really freaking out, I think at the end of the episode.
Friday OT: Favorite movie/song scene
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There's a really good usage of Beck's "Lost Cause" in the episode where Jordan's brother dies and Cox is really freaking out, I think at the end of the episode.
Two under rated ones:
American Pyscho: axing Leto to Huey Lewis "Hip to be Square"
Poolhall Junkies (anyone else seen that movie?): hustling pool to James Brown "Payback"
American Pyscho: axing Leto to Huey Lewis "Hip to be Square"
Poolhall Junkies (anyone else seen that movie?): hustling pool to James Brown "Payback"
I'm submitting this vote not because they are excellent songs, but because everytime I hear them during the credits they give me the chills and I realize I just watched a really, really good movie.
1) Dream On- Miracle
2) Most of all You- Major League
Pretty tough to argue though against the home run song in "The Natural" or "You're the Best" to Karate Kid.
1) Dream On- Miracle
2) Most of all You- Major League
Pretty tough to argue though against the home run song in "The Natural" or "You're the Best" to Karate Kid.
Scrubs had consistently excellent music. The musical episode is one of my favorites.
I also enjoyed Howard singing Rocketman on TBBT.
I'm just glad I didn't have to wade through a thousand posts while getting angrier and angrier that Stuck in the Middle in Resevoir Dogs wasn't listed. Really, like his style or not, QT usually does an amazing job with the soundtrack in most of his movies.
I've got to think Braff had a part with the music. The soundtrack for Garden State, which was a movie by him, was amazing as well, with some Colin Hay, who also made a few appearances on Scrubs.
Scrubs incorporated music better than any TV show I can remember, although Breaking Bad did great, too.
Ted and Carla singing Talk Dirty to Me was a great scene, too.
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You may think I'm joking but I'm not. This show had amazing soundtracks.
You may think I'm joking but I'm not. This show had amazing soundtracks.
Always liked Huey Lewis; liked them even more after this movie. One of Bales best in my opinion.
Speaking of Bale, just watched "Out of the Furnace" and thought it was really good.
Excellent!
Golden Brown gives me chills up my spine in that movie. The harpsichord is fantastic!
Most of the ones I thought of have already been mentioned (like Dr. Strangelove and others). Some great reading. Some I like not mentioned:
Tom Cruise as Les Grossman in Tropic Thunder dancing to Get Back by Ludicrous over the closing credits. Just cracked me up.
The Risky Business train scene with Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight.
Apocalypse Now: The popular Ride of the Valkyries scene but the opening scene with the Door’s The End as it morphs from the helicopter blades to the ceiling fan is pretty awesome.
And, of course, Casablanca with Sam Dooley singing As Time Goes By.
Edit: Need to add the Casablanca scene where everyone at Rick's sings La Marseillaise.
Tom Cruise as Les Grossman in Tropic Thunder dancing to Get Back by Ludicrous over the closing credits. Just cracked me up.
The Risky Business train scene with Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight.
Apocalypse Now: The popular Ride of the Valkyries scene but the opening scene with the Door’s The End as it morphs from the helicopter blades to the ceiling fan is pretty awesome.
And, of course, Casablanca with Sam Dooley singing As Time Goes By.
Edit: Need to add the Casablanca scene where everyone at Rick's sings La Marseillaise.
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That entire movie was perfectly synched with the music, from the very first note.
"Sweeeeeeeeeeet Emoooooootion!"
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Such a recognizable and popular song, and the first thing I think of when I hear it is Dazed and Confused.
Just barely beat me to it! This scene is one of the best opening scenes in any movie. Also, the scene in American Pie 2 when Jim glues himself to himself, and Alien Ant Farm's version of "Smooth Criminal" is playing, always cracks me up. It's amazing what a good song can bring to a movie.
