Your favorite song in a movie.

[bulldogftw]

This because it is so disturbing and also kind of funny

 

[Just_A_Glitch]

Huzzah, another chance to post the theme from Sunshine.


To me, this is the perfect song. It goes with EVERYTHING.

 

[kayisking]

Yep, though I figured out it was a good one long before that (the song is already one hour into the movie). I didn't know that Murphy had performed on Broadway though, so thanks for pointing that out.

I didn't know either untill I watched the extras and saw Doc Ock's wife in the recording booth.

Fun fact: The guy who did the character designs for Tangled also worked on Aladdin.

I'm aware of that, since I usually watch the credits and have a... special memory.

 

[Boletes Net]

Yep, though I figured out it was a good one long before that (the song is already one hour into the movie). I didn't know that Murphy had performed on Broadway though, so thanks for pointing that out.

I didn't know either untill I watched the extras and saw Doc Ock's wife in the recording booth.

Fun fact: The guy who did the character designs for Tangled also worked on Aladdin.

I'm aware of that, since I usually watch the credits and have a... special memory.

Are you aware that you sound like a douche?

 

[kayisking]

Yep, though I figured out it was a good one long before that (the song is already one hour into the movie). I didn't know that Murphy had performed on Broadway though, so thanks for pointing that out.

I didn't know either untill I watched the extras and saw Doc Ock's wife in the recording booth.

Fun fact: The guy who did the character designs for Tangled also worked on Aladdin.

I'm aware of that, since I usually watch the credits and have a... special memory.

Are you aware that you sound like a douche?

Didn't mean it like that. I have a condition wherein I can only recall things when I concentrate, but when I do, I can remember things perfectly from years back. It can be quite a pain since I am for example unable to recognize people on the streets, unless I concentrate on their faces.

 

[Instant K4rma]

Scorsese, you are forever my hero.

 

[Athol]

Bird is the word: Full Metal Jacket

Fixed it for you.

 

[noxymoron19]

I'm gonna have to go with this

 

[PAGEToap44]

The Outsider by A Perfect Circle, from Resident Evil: Afterlife.
We Hate You Please Die by Crash and the Boys, from Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World.

 

[kayisking]

The Outsider by A Perfect Circle, from Resident Evil: Afterlife.
We Hate You Please Die by Crash and the Boys, from Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World.

Oh god, I just love Scott Pilgrim. The comic, the movie, it's all awesome.

 

[shogunblade]

I don't care what you say about the romance scene in the movie, the song works, the scene works, it's gorgeous, and it's a great movie (Opinion, I don't wish to argue it).

From Kingpin, it's only a 10-15 second snippet in the movie, but the song is probably the best in an entire soundtrack mostly made up of 70s music (I think this and a song by Blues Traveler is all the current band songs in the movie).

From Mulholland Drive, I love me some Roy Orbison, but this cover in the movie sent chills up my spine, as I'm sure it did for many.

I am still working towards buying Metropolis so I can get the Giorgio Moroder version on DVD (Long Story), but when I heard this song, I fell in love. It's years ahead the official soundtrack version. Good soundtrack, nonetheless, but this version is amazing.

 

[Galdrack]

Well not taking songs I knew before they were in movies it'd be these two definately

All Shall Fade from The Return of the King

http://youtu.be/WskRAEggqkQ

And of course Mortal Kombat.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAwWPadFsOA

by the by how do you embed videos on these forums?

 

[Weskerbot3000]

this

 

[Weskerbot3000]

this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbHPTPUpQ1I&feature=related

 

[Weskerbot3000]

fucking double post

 

[DirtyMagic]

Lovely song indeed. What did you think of my picks?

The one from Alladin is a CLASSIC. Everyone should know and love that one!
The others are good songs too, but I haven't seen those movies yet.
I'd love to see them in the context of the entire movie first!

 

[Tharwen]

The opening song from Nightmare Before Christmas is excellent.


[sub]I am the one hiding under your bed, teeth ground sharp and eyes glowing red![/sub]

 

[jaoblia]

Not made for a film, Bob Dylan's, The Times They Are-a Changin' In Watchmen, Mainly for the beautifull opening credits that go with it. and in terms of a song made for a film, the Across The Universe version of Hapiness Is A Warm Gun.

 

[kayisking]

Oops, double post.