My remarkable songs from movies

The Faces - Ohh La La

By the end of this movie, I had to conclusions:
1 - Wes Anderson definitely is one of my favorite directors.
2 - This is one of the greatest songs I've heard in ages.

Belle & Sebastian - There's too much love

One of the sweetest love stories in cinema, wish more people knew Brazilian movies.

Also, one of the catchiest songs ever.

Beta Band - Dry the Rain.

Yeah, I definitely would buy this this EP.

Queen - Don't stop me now

One of the funniest scenes I can remeber.
Love you Simon Pegg and Ed Wright.

Intro Song
The first scene of Mother is a masterpiece that delivers the whole movie during it's first minutes.

Of course, you have to watch the final scene to understand how the first one really works out.

Brilliant. Just brilliant directing.

Echo and the Bunnymen - Killing Moon

This movie has a great soundtrack, like Duran Duran's Notorious or Mad World (unfortunately it's not the Tears for Fears version).

But Killing Moon prepares the mood for the movie very well, and it's a less known song that I only discovered thanks to this pic.

Jim Croce - Time in a Bottle

This.
F*cking.
Scene!

Pet Shop Boy - It's a Sin

Just because this movie sold me that Tom Hardy is one of the best actors today.

Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit

Craziest sh*t I've listened in a while, in the weirdest movie I've seen in ages.

And I love it.



PS: Song also featured in Platoon

Radiohead - You and whose army?

A powerful intro conducted by my favorite band and one of the best directors we have today.

Simon & Garfunkel - The Sounds Of Silence

I like the beginning of this movie, and it has one of the most brilliant endings. But unfortunately I don't like the middle of it very much.

Anyway, a classic masterpiece music opening and setting the mood for one of the greatest classics of the cinema.

Guns N' Roses - Sweet Child O' Mine



"My face is mine, my hands are mine, my mouth is mine, but I'm not. I'm yours." What a way to end a movie.

Willow's Song

Sensual and disturbing. An amazing scene, unfortunately it is censored.

Bjork - I've seen it all

Adorable and tragic.

Caravan
Can you feel the energy? It overflows through the screen.

Survivor - Eye of the Tiger

Great (and classic) song to put anyone in the mood of the movie.
GO ROCKY!

The Retrosettes Sister Band - You got the Love
And that's how you begin and finish a movie. Curious, funny and touching stories, with outstanding performances.



Simple Song.

Let the sunshine in.

Great song to close a great musical.


PS: Also love 5th Dimension's version with Age of Aquarius.

David Bowie - Young Americans

Powerful ending credits from von Triers' masterpiece. And Bowie's performance is just superb in this song.

3 Idiots - All is well
Or the day that I lost my prejudice with Bollywood

The Beatles - Twist and Shout
Shake it on baaaabe!

Dexys Midnight Runners - Come On Eileen

"Heroes" is one of my favorite songs, but the scene didn't catch me.

But who can resist to Emma Watson saying "OH MY GOD, they are playing good music!" and doing an awesome dance with Ezra Miller? Also, great scene for the movie.

Michael Cera and Ellen Page - Anyone Else But You

C'mon, aren't they cute as hell?
Also, I really love the lyrics of this song, and I have a really pleasant memory of my life when I went to watch it.

Elton John - Tiny Dancer

My girlfriend introduced me to this film, and without a doubt, this is the greatest moment of the flick.

Bruce Springsteen - Hungry Heart

This movie is silly as hell, BUT this scene is really charming. And despite not liking the movie, thanks to it I discovered one of my favorite songs.

Sing Street - Up

The movie got me with "The Riddle of the Model", but this was my favorite of the movie

Adam Levine - Lost Stars

This could be a very cliche scene, but happily the director/writer John Carney takes the right decision by the end of the song.

The movie is not as great as Once, but I liked this scene better than most of the songs of the first movie.

John Travolta and Olivia Newton-Johnson - Summer nights

Every 70s mom's favorite musical.

Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive

Travolta making our moms happy again.

Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons - Can't Take My Eyes Off You

Baaaaaw~ ;_; S2

Bob Dylan - Times are a-changin'

I'm a huge fan of Alan Moore's comic Watchmen, but I couldn't enjoy what Zack Snyder tried to do here.

But I can't deny that the intro is a masterpiece, if only he had keep the level for the whole movie.

Tsc.



PS: This was my first contact with a Bob Dylan song, believe it or not.

Bob Dylan - Hurricane

First I knew the song, and than movie. This was the song that convinced me to listen more of Dylan's work, and the movie that made see how Denzel Washington is a genius actor.



PS: Yeah, there are a lot of copyright issues with this song, god knows why, and it's impossible to find Dylan singing it.

Bob Dylan - Things have changed

"C'MON! Him again?"
Yeah, him again. Aand again I first knew the song and than the movie.
It's a "feels good" story, but nothing very remarkable. But this is probably the catchiest of Dylan's songs.

The Seatbelts - Gotta Knock A Little Harder

Up to this date, no anime had such soundtrack as Cowboy Bebop did. The movie wasn't a let down and closed the flick with the same quality of the show.



"Are you living in the real World?"

Komm, Süsser Tod

Neon Genesis Evangelion is one of the greatest achievements of Japanese animation, extending it's success to the whole Pop Culture.

The End of Evangelion is everything that any fan was hoping for, and the Third Impact scene is one of the most amazing things I've watched in my life.

Masayoshi Yamazaki - One more time, one more chance

My heart shattered in million pieces in the first time I watched this.

And it still does.

Urge Overkill - Girl You'll Be a Woman Soon

Uma Thurman dancing, just it.

David Bowie - Cat People

David Bowie in a Nazi movie with Brad Pitt speaking Italian while everyone shoot Hitler in the face?

Thank you Tarantino.

Stealers Wheel - Stuck in the Middle With You

The grooviest torture scene.
"You ever listen to K-Billy's super sounds of the 70s?"

Anthony Hamilton & Elayna Boynton - Freedom

Tarantino is the master of movies soundtracks, both previously movies proves this. But this is special, because I can't remember any particular scene so painful and touching like this one.

I didn't need to see the rest of the movie to know that I was watching another one of his masterpieces.

Tenacious D - Kickapoo

I won't lie, I'm a huge fan of Jack Black and this is one of the funniest movies I've seen.

The awkwardest part? I watched this movie in my first date with my girlfriend, glad that she is a fan of Dio and everything worked great.

School Of Rock - It's a long way to the top (If you wanna Rock n Roll)

This movie is pure fun from beginning to the end.
Jack Black's energy flows trough all the songs, and the last one closes the movie with a golden key.

The greatest music showdown!

ELO - Livin' Thing

I don't have footage of this scene, but ELO doesn't need any excuse to be listed.

Doves - There goes the fear

The whole OST is amazing, and when I re-listened it this music caught my attention. And the scene is so sweet.

Today, this is one of my favorite songs, no doubt about it.

REM - Man on the Moon

Great and touching acting from Jim Carrey, and one of the most interesting biographies filmed.

The song that gives the name to the film is as great.

Norman Greenbaum - Spirit In The Sky

Best song from the best Marvel movie(up to this date). And it fits so perfectly in the trailer, oh yeah.



PS: No footage of the song in the movie.

PS2: Hooked on a feeling is also pretty cool, but Spirit in the Sky is still my favorite.

ELO - Mr. Bluesky

I am Groot!

The Flaming Lips - Spongebob & Patrick Confront The Psychic Wall of Energy

One of my favorite bands making a song to one of my favorite shows? Hell Yeah.

If I remember well, this song is played during the ending credits, but here is their official video with all it's glory.

Moby - Extreme Ways

Not a big fan of the trilogy, but the best part of the movies was when this song kicked in.