best movie song scenes

But did you know that this scene was an homage to an 80s French film?

 

Waiting For A Star to Fall-3 Men and a Little Lady

 

No Easy Way Out-Rocky IV

 

The Doors - The End - Apocalypse Now!
Aerosmith - Sweet Emotion - Dazed and Confused
King Crimson - The Court Of The Crimson King - Children Of Men

 

Jump Into the Fire in Goodfellas

Surfin Bird in Pink Flamingos. I've never heard the song the same way since

 

Twist and Shout - Ferris Buellers Day Off

 

Any other admirers of Ewan McGregor & Cameron Diaz doing 'Beyond The Sea' in 'A Life Less Ordinary' ? As uncomfortable as it looks, it always has me grinning.

 

The use of Release by Pearl Jam in Out Of The Furnace is amazing. Particularly how it fades in at the end!

 

Definitely - the "Manhunter" scene is the first one I thought of! That and "Pee Wee's Big Adventure."

 

Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong, Good Morning Vietnam. The contrast of the song to the images is numbing.

 

Stuck In The Middle With You from Reservoir Dogs.

 

Anna Karina and Jean-Paul Belmondo singing 'Ma Ligne De Chance' (Antoine Duhamel/Boris Bossiak) in Godard's 'Pierrot Le Fou'. In love, she sings about her hand's Line Of Fate (ma ligne de chance) and he sings about the curve of her hip (ta ligne de hanche).

 

I love me some 80s movie montages.

Here's one, Real Genius and CS Angels "Falling"

 

Karate Kid with Joe Esposito's "You're the Best"

 

Teen Wolf (don't know the song)

 

"Wise Up," Aimee Mann & company, 'Magnolia.'

 

"Bridge Of Sighs" by Robin Trower featured in the movie "Rush" (1991)

 

Undoubtedly not what Eric & Co. had in mind... Nevertheless, my all-time favorite use of music in a movie:

 

It may be an original for the movie, but the song Pippin sings in Lord Of The Rings: Return of the King to the steward of Minas Tirith.

 

Mine too (Hurdy Gurdy Man - Zodiac)

 

"We have all the time in the world"

 

It is Beethoven's 9th in Clockwork Orange. However, in this case, the music is "scrypted" in the original book.

In it, Anthony Burgess repeatedly mentions Alex's love for Beethoven's music in general and the 9th symphony in particular and the book also mentions that Beethoven's music was used by his captors during his brainwashing process.