tapehead wrote:watching Jeffrey Jones as Ed Rooney drag his sorry arse onto that bus makes me laugh every time.
Hehehe... although inna hindsight, it's a kind of a like a the recovering alcoholic who works inna the liquor store, no?
tapehead wrote:watching Jeffrey Jones as Ed Rooney drag his sorry arse onto that bus makes me laugh every time.
DinoDeLaurentiis wrote:tapehead wrote:watching Jeffrey Jones as Ed Rooney drag his sorry arse onto that bus makes me laugh every time.
Hehehe... although inna hindsight, it's a kind of a like a the recovering alcoholic who works inna the liquor store, no?
magicmonkey wrote:The Simple Men dance as highlighted by KC. Sonic youth are coming to Shanghai next week, should I go?
MasterWhedon wrote:One of the first times I remember being genuinely moved by source music in a movie was--I shit you not--when Charlie Sheen's Ricky Vaughn walks out of the bullpen at the end of Major League and they blare "Wild Thing" over the loudspeakers. The crowd roars, everyone sings along... Chills. Just, chills.
Nachokoolaid wrote:I always thought that (I don't know the title) "Hello darkness, my old friend" when Will Ferrell fell in the pool after being shot with a tranquilizer was great.
LaDracul wrote:Nachokoolaid wrote:I always thought that (I don't know the title) "Hello darkness, my old friend" when Will Ferrell fell in the pool after being shot with a tranquilizer was great.
That's "The Sound of Silence" by Simon and Garfunkel.
At the top of this very page, Brocktune wrote:Nachokoolaid wrote:(I don't know the title) "Hello darkness, my old friend"
"The Sound Of Silence" by Simon & Garfunkel.
Brocktune wrote:Nachokoolaid wrote:(I don't know the title) "Hello darkness, my old friend"
"The Sound Of Silence" by Simon & Garfunkel.
Hollywood_Bob wrote:Brocktune wrote:Nachokoolaid wrote:(I don't know the title) "Hello darkness, my old friend"
"The Sound Of Silence" by Simon & Garfunkel.
I always liked the acustic version of "Here I go Again" that is played after Blue dies...
DinoDeLaurentiis wrote:How 'bout a the goddamn "Jaws", eh?
dunh-dunh Dunh-Dunh DUNH-DUNH DUNH DUNH!!
Anna what, no Stayin' Alive Strut from a the Saturday Night Fever??
Anna Old Time Rock-n-Roll from a the Risky Business?
Anna FOOTLOOSE?!?
Heheh...anna the oldie but a the goodie.... Beautiful Dreamer from a the Mighty Joe Young, eh?
Lord Voldemoo wrote:I would add:
Twin Peaks Theme by Angelo Badalamenti from Fire Walk With Me.
Blame Canada from South Park: Bigger Louder and Uncut
for the kids (and me, I love it): Friend Like Me by Robin Williams from Aladdin
Danger Zone by Kenny Loggins- Top Gun (I know it's cheesy but YOU know you loved it at the time)
The Imperial March by John Williams- The Empire Strikes Back. Still gives me chills hearing the march for the first time in the trilogy with all of the Star Destroyers being eclipsed by the big SSD (man I'm a geek).
Keepcoolbutcare wrote:for the lazy, the guidelines are as follows...The song couldn’t have been written specifically for the film or have made its debut on the film’s soundtrack.
John-Locke wrote:What no love for the Roy Orbison Classic Crying/Ilorando sung in Spanish by Rebekah Del Rio at Club Silencio in Mullholland Drive?
Pure Genius.
Lord Voldemoo wrote:MasterWhedon wrote:One of the first times I remember being genuinely moved by source music in a movie was--I shit you not--when Charlie Sheen's Ricky Vaughn walks out of the bullpen at the end of Major League and they blare "Wild Thing" over the loudspeakers. The crowd roars, everyone sings along... Chills. Just, chills.
Yes! And I always feel a little stupid but it totally gives me chills too. I wish 50,000 people would roar for me just once.
Nachokoolaid wrote:(I don't know the title) "Hello darkness, my old friend"
burlivesleftnut wrote:Muse - "New Born" in High Tension. That sequence made the movie for me.
monorail77 wrote:Resurrecting Thread...
Why? Because I just can't get over the fucking perfect use of "In The Court Of The Crimson King" in Children Of Men. Just fucking awesome.
Maui wrote:What about when U2 got stuck in that giant lemon on the PopMart concert tour in Mexico City. hahhahah Spinal Tap all over again.
Jimi Hendrix burning his guitar at the Monterey Pop Festival.
Shit, the topic is in film. Oh well, still cool moments!
Chris a.k.a StuntMike wrote:Maui wrote:What about when U2 got stuck in that giant lemon on the PopMart concert tour in Mexico City. hahhahah Spinal Tap all over again.
Jimi Hendrix burning his guitar at the Monterey Pop Festival.
Shit, the topic is in film. Oh well, still cool moments!
Well, the Hendrix burning was ON film, so your solid.
Maui wrote:Jimi Hendrix burning his guitar at the Monterey Pop Festival.
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