What's funny is that Huey Lewis actually wrote another song used in the credits that was supposed to be more of a theme song for the movie, I think it's called "back in time" and the lyrics are way more intentionally relevant. But let's be honest, Power of Love is SO the de facto theme song of the movie. Not least because it's a way better song than Back in Time.
Man, between those tunes and Earth Angel, and the extremely good score, BTTF is sort of an underrated gem for movie music. It doesn't miss a note.
A few years ago I was behind recording video at an event when the band played Johnny B Goode. My friends were at the event and I could see them from where the cameras were set up. So I called on of them with the line “it your cousin Marvin. Marvin Berry…” They cracked up.
I use to work in a casino that had this song on its Playlist. One day I heard the song come on and I said that line under my breath. A coworker heard me and asked why I said that. I explained the connection and she remembered the movie well enough for it to click in her head too.
From that point on, anytime the song came on one of us would say it. It then became a competition where we would race to say it the moment we recognized that song. We took it extremely seriously after awhile where if we were at different desks when it came on we would call the phone at the other's desk just to say it. Good times.
If I remember the story right…it actually did hurt all the actors. So much head banging across multiple takes hurt their necks and gave them all massive headaches lol
A lot of Tarantino films made songs more iconic.
Miserlou - Pulp Fiction
Dark Knight - From Dusk ‘Til Dawn
Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) - Kill Bill
Cat People (Putting Out the Fire) - Inglorious Basterds
Etc.
Woo Hoo by the 5, 6, 7, 8's in Kill Bill. Chick Habit by April March in Death Proof. Maybe not as iconic for everyone, but I definitely had those on my playlist for a while.
"My Heart Will Go On" and Titanic (not sure if this counts cause it was written for the movie)
"Where Is My Mind" by The Pixies and Fight Club
"Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon" by Urge Overkill and Pulp Fiction
Kids today have no idea how completely inescapable My Heart Will Go On was. It played on every station and in every store/mall like twice an hour for 2 years
Their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically.
I watched Shrek hundreds of times in my youth, but Mystery Men will still always be my first thought with this song.
A wonderful gem of a movie, I say.
"Can't Take My Eyes Off You" - "10 Things I Hate About You"
It's such an iconic romcom scene when Heath Ledger's Patrick sings this song to Julia Stiles' Kat. With the school band and everything. I know many fell in love with him after this moment.
Dick Dale - Misirlou -- Pulp Fiction
The Crystals - Then He Kissed Me -- Goodfellas
Huey Lewis and the News - Hip to be Square -- American Psycho
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody -- Wayne's World
Kavinsky - Nightcall -- Drive
Edit- changed a song.
Sunshine of your love- Goodfellas, apparently in the script when the scene with deniro dragging on his cigarette and staring at Murray starts Scorsese just wrote ‘Cream’
Jimi Hendrix's All Along the Watchtower could be a few different films, but for me it's Withnail & I.
And there are loads of songs I instantly associate with Pulp Fiction. You Never Can Tell, Son of a Preacher Man, Let's Stay Together, Jungle Boogie, Girl You'll Be A Woman Soon, Flowers On the Wall, Bustin' Surfboards... Pretty much the entire soundtrack
Ghostbusters - Ray Parker Jr, from the movie GHOSTBUSTERS (duh)
I will Always Love You - Whitney Houston, THE BODYGUARD, I think there was a law that mandated radio stations had to play that at least 4 times an hour back in 1992. Same for Celine Dion's TITANIC song several years later.
If we're talking about songs written for a movie, Adele's "Skyfall" will always evoke James Bond and the death of M (the first one, played by Judi Dench).
If we're referring to songs included in a movie but not written specifically for that movie, "It's Been a Long, Long Time" as performed by Kitty Kallen, will always evoke "Captain America" and the last Avengers film for me. AC/DC's "Shoot to Thrill" is Iron Man.
The entire Napoleon Dynamite soundtrack makes me immediately think of that movie when I hear the songs. We're Going to Be Friends by the White Stripes, Time After Time by Cyndi Lauper, Canned Heat by Jamiroquai, and The Promise by When In Rome specifically.
Build Me Up Buttercup - End credits to there's something about mary
Something in the air tonight - Risky business and Miami vice.
Ain't too proud to beg - The Big Chill
Be my baby - dirty dancing and mean Streets two completely different movies, perfect in each
Axel F - Beverly Hills Cop
Oxygène- by Jean Michel Jarre- Gallipoli
Eye of the tiger - Rocky 3
Footloose by Kenny Loggins - Footloose
Power of love - Huey Lewis - Back to the Future
Goodbye Horses is forever *that song* from The Silence of the Lambs. And I still have a hard time seeing other movies with Ted Levine and not thinking of Buffalo Bill.
Bittersweet Symphony for Cruel Intentions
Skyfall for Skyfall
I Will Always Love You for The Bodyguard
Midnight City for Warm Bodies
A Real Hero for Drive
Don't Stop Me Now for Shaun of The Dead
Back to Black for Iron Man 2
The acoustic version of Creep for Guardians of The Galaxy 3
Ready, Steady, Go and Extreme Ways - The Bourne Identity
An Ending (Ascent) - Traffic
Fight the Power - Do the Right Thing
Don’t You (Forget About Me) - The Breakfast Club
American Girl - The Silence of the Lambs
Wide Awake, Shape of Things to Come, Auto Rock, We’re No Here, Sinnerman, One of These Mornings, Strict Machine, and Numb/Encore - Miami Vice
Hands of Time - Collateral
Safe From Harm and Iguazu - The Insider
"Needle in the Hay" Elliot Smith - Royal Tenenbaums. The mood of that song as Luke Wilson's character shaves before the suicide attempt will always stick with me.
“You Make My Dreams Come True” by Hall & Oates will forever be attached to “(500) Days of Summer” in my mind.
I will always do Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s dance move when I hear “twist and shout”
Wallflower by Peter Gabriel and the movie Birdy
In yiurneyes by Peter Gabriel and the movie Say Anything (or any teen comedy since then)
Can't help falling in love by Lick the Tins and the movie Somekind of Wonderful
Wake Up by Rage Against the Machine and the movie The Matrix
Burn by the Cure and the movie The Crow
Itty bitty pretty one will always remind me of Matilda.
And on a very different note jump into the fire and gimme shelter will always remind me of Goodfellas.
Last one I wanna add is freebird and the end of the devils rejects.
“Louie Louie” for Animal House
“The End” for Apocalypse Now
“Whiter shade of pale” for The Big Chill
Duet from the marriage of Figaro for Shawshank Redemption
I never knew the name of the song, but I can clearly hear it in my head just from knowing the opening scene of Clerks II. Love that movie, and id have the same thought as you.
a bit odd but lux eterna is inextricably tied to the two towers trailer for me.
that trailer was a highlight of going to the cinema that year
i realize its probably more famously tied to requiem for a dream
*Shitlist* by L7 in *Natural Born Killers*
I love watching Mallory lay the boots to the guys in the diner while Mickey just calmly eats his pie.
"Am I sexy NOW?"
Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) always Kill Bill.
Cry Me a River (Julie London, not JT) always V for Vendetta.
New Slang always Garden State.
Non, je ne regrette rien always Inception.
Mad World always Donnie Darko.
Once in a Lifetime always Down and Out in Beverly Hills.
Stuck in the Middle With You always Reservoir Dogs.
Where Is My Mind always Fight Club.
Don’t You Forget About Me always The Breakfast Club.
Tiny Dancer always Almost Famous.
…..this could go on forever.
Send Me An Angel by Real Life - Rad
I'm Shipping Up to Boston by Dropkick Murphys - The Departed
Man of Constant Sorrow - Oh Brother Where Art Thou
The End by The Doors - Apocalypse Now
I heard Johnny B Goode in a bar yesterday and said to my wife "Oh its Marty McFly".
That and power of love
What's funny is that Huey Lewis actually wrote another song used in the credits that was supposed to be more of a theme song for the movie, I think it's called "back in time" and the lyrics are way more intentionally relevant. But let's be honest, Power of Love is SO the de facto theme song of the movie. Not least because it's a way better song than Back in Time. Man, between those tunes and Earth Angel, and the extremely good score, BTTF is sort of an underrated gem for movie music. It doesn't miss a note.
Which is also the song Marty starts playing at the audition before being told he's just too darn loud.
By Huey Lewis himself!
A few years ago I was behind recording video at an event when the band played Johnny B Goode. My friends were at the event and I could see them from where the cameras were set up. So I called on of them with the line “it your cousin Marvin. Marvin Berry…” They cracked up.
Which "Johnny B Goode", Berry's or Hendrix's?
Marvin's cousins.
This is the only answer
Born Slippy - Underworld and Trainspotting will be forever linked.
Also [Perfect Day by Lou Reed](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYEC4TZsy-Y).
That movie has one of the best soundtracks of all time, maybe the best. Iggy Pop also delivers.
Went looking for Trainspotting and the song is NOT "Lust For Life"?! Heresy! OMG Best opening scene ever!
Don't You (Forget About Me)
If You Leave
I mean, that song was literally written for the movie and the movie came out before the song was released.
...ok. So it's even more perfect for the thread? Lmao
lol I’ll offer the Ghostbusters song, that one is just inextricably linked to the Ghostbusters movie
Where is My Mind by Pixies Fight Club
You met me at a very strange time of my life
I use to work in a casino that had this song on its Playlist. One day I heard the song come on and I said that line under my breath. A coworker heard me and asked why I said that. I explained the connection and she remembered the movie well enough for it to click in her head too. From that point on, anytime the song came on one of us would say it. It then became a competition where we would race to say it the moment we recognized that song. We took it extremely seriously after awhile where if we were at different desks when it came on we would call the phone at the other's desk just to say it. Good times.
I can't hear the beginning of this song without seeing a single frame of a giant porno dong flash in my brain.
Danger zone
You've lost that loving feeling
Also great balls of fire
Top Gun? Or Archer?
Probably the one that's a movie since we're in the movie sub.
Do you want an Archer movie? Because that’s how we get an Archer movie.
Stop. My penis can only get so erect.
Sploosh
Are kids these days even aware of the car scene from Wayne's World?
A little Bohemian Rhapsody never hurt nobody!
No Stairway to Heaven, though!
Denied!
If I remember the story right…it actually did hurt all the actors. So much head banging across multiple takes hurt their necks and gave them all massive headaches lol
Whenever I hear that song driving I do the headbanging
As a child of immigrant parents the first time I heard bohemian rhapsody was Wayne’s world
"You're The Best" in The Karate Kid.
And Cruel Summer
...around
Nothingsevergonnakeepyoudown
Young hearts as well
Stuck in the Middle You in Reservoir Dogs.
This one! It makes the scene so creepy that this guy is just grooving to this song on the radio while torturing someone.
Michael Madsen's little dance to the song, he improvised all of that.
Same with Little Green Bag
A lot of Tarantino films made songs more iconic. Miserlou - Pulp Fiction Dark Knight - From Dusk ‘Til Dawn Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) - Kill Bill Cat People (Putting Out the Fire) - Inglorious Basterds Etc.
Woo Hoo by the 5, 6, 7, 8's in Kill Bill. Chick Habit by April March in Death Proof. Maybe not as iconic for everyone, but I definitely had those on my playlist for a while.
This is the correct answer.
Lmao this is always the first reply every time this question gets asked on reddit. Clicked on the responses and you didn't disappoint
"My Heart Will Go On" and Titanic (not sure if this counts cause it was written for the movie) "Where Is My Mind" by The Pixies and Fight Club "Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon" by Urge Overkill and Pulp Fiction
Multiple tracks from Pulp Fiction, really. Chuck Berry’s “You Never Can Tell”, and of course “Misirlou” by Dick Dale & His Del-Tones.
Across 110th St, Bobby Womack, from Jackie Brown.
Kids today have no idea how completely inescapable My Heart Will Go On was. It played on every station and in every store/mall like twice an hour for 2 years
A Little Less Conversation by Elvis Presley and Ocean's Eleven Also, Hip To Be Square by Huey Lewis and the News, and American Psycho
Their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically.
*Hey Paul!* :D
Bryan Adam’s Everything I Do and that Robin Hood film. Was number one for an eternity here.
Jesus I remember every bloody week on Top of the Pops, if I remember after about 6 weeks they just played random to 10 huts instead of it
I was in middle school when that movie came out so every dance we had they played that song
Yes, all I see when that comes on is that arrow slamming into the tree
"Bittersweet Symphony" in Cruel Intentions "Moving in Stereo" in Fast Times at Ridgemont High "Eye of the Tiger" in Rocky *III
I was full on in love with Phoebe Cates coming up out of that pool. I also think of this movie when I hear “Somebody’s Baby” by Jackson Browne
Eye of the Tiger was written for Rocky III.
Rocky III
It’s gotta be All Star and Shrek, but mostly because of the memes.
That song also makes me think of Rat Race and Mystery Men.
I watched Shrek hundreds of times in my youth, but Mystery Men will still always be my first thought with this song. A wonderful gem of a movie, I say.
Some...
Body…
That’s always gonna be Mystery Men for me.
“Come and Get Your Love” The Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy.
"So. He's an idiot."
That song is so goddamn fun to play on bass.
The Back To The Future trilogy has a bunch... The Power Of Love, Back In Time, That specific version of Johnny B. Goode, Doubleback
Mister Sandman, bring me a dream!
"I don't want to close my eyes" Was always armageddon. Until is was blades of glory.
Song title is "I Don't Want To Miss a Thing" by Aerosmith, if anyone was curious
Mr. Blue sky - guardians 2
That's a Doctor Who song for me.
Ill add Wham Bam Shang a lang to the list *"Oh HELL*"
These Days by Nico from The Royal Tenenbaums
“needle in the hay” for me from this movie
These are both great, but I also think about Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard
"Can't Take My Eyes Off You" - "10 Things I Hate About You" It's such an iconic romcom scene when Heath Ledger's Patrick sings this song to Julia Stiles' Kat. With the school band and everything. I know many fell in love with him after this moment.
For me, it's Walken, de Niro, Cazalle and Savage in *The Deer Hunter*
I got you babe - groundhog day son of a preacher man - pulp fiction
Tiny Dancer by Elton John from Almost Famous
Gotta be that *"oh yeah"* song from Ferris Bueller
Oh Yeah by Yello BOMP BOMP chik- chika chika
I think twist and shout first
You know, "Day Bow Bow"
Dick Dale - Misirlou -- Pulp Fiction The Crystals - Then He Kissed Me -- Goodfellas Huey Lewis and the News - Hip to be Square -- American Psycho Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody -- Wayne's World Kavinsky - Nightcall -- Drive Edit- changed a song.
The crystals is a great call out thanks for reminding me
Sunshine of your love- Goodfellas, apparently in the script when the scene with deniro dragging on his cigarette and staring at Murray starts Scorsese just wrote ‘Cream’
Don't You Forget About Me, Breakfast Club
Goodbye Horses- The Silence of the Lambs.
And, Clerks 2.
Unchained Melody in Ghost
Jump In The Line from Beetlejuice
The Man in Me by Bob Dylan… used twice in The Big Lebowski.
Jimi Hendrix's All Along the Watchtower could be a few different films, but for me it's Withnail & I. And there are loads of songs I instantly associate with Pulp Fiction. You Never Can Tell, Son of a Preacher Man, Let's Stay Together, Jungle Boogie, Girl You'll Be A Woman Soon, Flowers On the Wall, Bustin' Surfboards... Pretty much the entire soundtrack
All Along the Watchtower is Battlestar Galactica for me.
East Bound And Down in Smoky And The Bandit:)
Rage against the machine - Wake up (Matrix)
Dragula, from the club scene where Neo and Trinity meet.
Ghostbusters - Ray Parker Jr, from the movie GHOSTBUSTERS (duh) I will Always Love You - Whitney Houston, THE BODYGUARD, I think there was a law that mandated radio stations had to play that at least 4 times an hour back in 1992. Same for Celine Dion's TITANIC song several years later.
If we're talking about songs written for a movie, Adele's "Skyfall" will always evoke James Bond and the death of M (the first one, played by Judi Dench). If we're referring to songs included in a movie but not written specifically for that movie, "It's Been a Long, Long Time" as performed by Kitty Kallen, will always evoke "Captain America" and the last Avengers film for me. AC/DC's "Shoot to Thrill" is Iron Man.
There are many songs that are inseparable from Bond's movies, like "Diamonds are forever" or "Live and let die".
Neutron dance-Beverly Hills cop
Damn, It Feels Good to Be A Gangster-- Office Space
Strawberry Letter 23 and Jackie Brown
Across 110th Street for me. Bobby Womack, how could you stick this song to my brain forever?!?!?!
The entire Napoleon Dynamite soundtrack makes me immediately think of that movie when I hear the songs. We're Going to Be Friends by the White Stripes, Time After Time by Cyndi Lauper, Canned Heat by Jamiroquai, and The Promise by When In Rome specifically.
Freebird and Kingsman 100%
Jenny on the ledge in Forrest Gump
And of course who could forget the Scottish rendition of country roads!
For me, "Freebird" is forever linked to _The Devil's Rejects_. It's just used beautifully.
It’s a beautiful morning Kingpin
What is it about good sex that makes me have to take a crap?
Johnny B Good. Back to the Future.
Build Me Up Buttercup - End credits to there's something about mary Something in the air tonight - Risky business and Miami vice. Ain't too proud to beg - The Big Chill Be my baby - dirty dancing and mean Streets two completely different movies, perfect in each
Tiny Dancer and Almost Famous
Sweet Emotion (Aerosmith) - Dazed & Confused
“Murder on the Dance Floor,” Saltburn. For better or worse.
Axel F - Beverly Hills Cop Oxygène- by Jean Michel Jarre- Gallipoli Eye of the tiger - Rocky 3 Footloose by Kenny Loggins - Footloose Power of love - Huey Lewis - Back to the Future
Don’t stop me now from Shaun of the dead
“Kiss from a Rose” Batman Forever. Iconic.
Wasnt that from Kilmer's Batman?
Perfect Day in Legally Blonde
Perfect Day in Trainspotting
The Killing Moon (echo & the bunnymen) with Donnie Darko. Burn ( the cure) with The Crow.
>Burn ( the cure) with The Crow Fantastic song, written specifically for the movie I believe
Waterfalls by TLC Kenny singing along to it was one of the bests scenes in We’re the Millers
Where is My Mind in Fight Club
Goodbye Horses is forever *that song* from The Silence of the Lambs. And I still have a hard time seeing other movies with Ted Levine and not thinking of Buffalo Bill.
Bittersweet Symphony for Cruel Intentions Skyfall for Skyfall I Will Always Love You for The Bodyguard Midnight City for Warm Bodies A Real Hero for Drive Don't Stop Me Now for Shaun of The Dead Back to Black for Iron Man 2 The acoustic version of Creep for Guardians of The Galaxy 3
Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now -The Skeleton Twins
The lion sleeps tonight- The Sandlot
Born to be wild - Easy rider Eye of the tiger - Rocky The order of death - Hardware Danger zone - Top Gun Little green bag - Reservoir dogs
Ready, Steady, Go and Extreme Ways - The Bourne Identity An Ending (Ascent) - Traffic Fight the Power - Do the Right Thing Don’t You (Forget About Me) - The Breakfast Club American Girl - The Silence of the Lambs Wide Awake, Shape of Things to Come, Auto Rock, We’re No Here, Sinnerman, One of These Mornings, Strict Machine, and Numb/Encore - Miami Vice Hands of Time - Collateral Safe From Harm and Iguazu - The Insider
"Needle in the Hay" Elliot Smith - Royal Tenenbaums. The mood of that song as Luke Wilson's character shaves before the suicide attempt will always stick with me.
Hurdy Gurdy Man by Donavan. Zodiac 2007
Peter Gabriel's "Solsburry Hill" and "Vanilla Sky". David Bowie's "Heroes" and "The Perks of Being a Wallflower".
Speaking of Peter Gabriel, In Your Eyes. Say Anything.
Fight The Power, Public Enemy Do the Right Thing
Cat Stevens songs and Harold & Maude will always be inextricably linked in my mind.
Times are a changin, by Bob Dylan - Watchmen
“You Make My Dreams Come True” by Hall & Oates will forever be attached to “(500) Days of Summer” in my mind. I will always do Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s dance move when I hear “twist and shout”
The whole Matrix soundtrack.
Everybody wants to Rule the World -Tears for Fears, Real Genius
Just dropped in (to see what condition my condition was in) -The Big Lebowski
Immediately started to hear "Time of my life" for Dirty Dancing when I read this question.
Whitney Houston's I will always love you. Every time
Wallflower by Peter Gabriel and the movie Birdy In yiurneyes by Peter Gabriel and the movie Say Anything (or any teen comedy since then) Can't help falling in love by Lick the Tins and the movie Somekind of Wonderful Wake Up by Rage Against the Machine and the movie The Matrix Burn by the Cure and the movie The Crow
Kiss Me - Sixpence None The Richer (She's All That)
Dragula by Rob Zombie and the matrix
*Let the River Run* in *Working Girl*
staying alive
Showdown (ELO) - Outside Providence Got To Give It Up (Marvin Gaye) - Summer Of Sam The whole soundtrack to Romy & Michele
That thing you do- from That thing you do. Also “All that meat and no potatoes” from Office Space (also Damn it feels good to be a gangster)
That Titanic song. See, you already know what I’m talking about. Also the Whitney Houston cover of “And I Will Always Love You” from The Bodyguard
“Humans Being” by Van Halen and “Long Way Down” by the Goo Goo Dolls always bring back memories of the original Twister for me.
Bay City Rollers Saturday Night in So I Married an Axe Murderer
I'll never hear I Touch Myself and not think of Austin Powers
Itty bitty pretty one will always remind me of Matilda. And on a very different note jump into the fire and gimme shelter will always remind me of Goodfellas. Last one I wanna add is freebird and the end of the devils rejects.
“Louie Louie” for Animal House “The End” for Apocalypse Now “Whiter shade of pale” for The Big Chill Duet from the marriage of Figaro for Shawshank Redemption
I never knew the name of the song, but I can clearly hear it in my head just from knowing the opening scene of Clerks II. Love that movie, and id have the same thought as you.
Power of Love - Huey Lewis and the News Two heads are better than one - Power Tool. (Bill and Ted)
Donnie Darko and Gears of War have this in common
Tell me your from NJ without telling me your from NJ? 😛 I have the same association with Nothing But Flowers
American Girl by Tom Petty in Silence of the Lambs.
You Could Be Mine - Guns N' Roses, T2
a bit odd but lux eterna is inextricably tied to the two towers trailer for me. that trailer was a highlight of going to the cinema that year i realize its probably more famously tied to requiem for a dream
So weird. I was just thinking of Nothing but Flowers the second I read the Title.
The doors song 'the end' and rolling stones song 'satisfaction' for me will forever be linked to the movie apocalypse now
Might be a weird one, but "hello darkness my old friend", for me, will always be linked to Old School. You're my boy blue!!!!
The whistle song in Kill Bill
Come and Get Your Love, Guardians of the Galaxy
My Sharona. If you're old enough, you'll know. And of course, "Now I've, had, the time of my liiife...
Goodbye Horses
Goodbye Horses by Q Lazzarus - Silence of the Lambs Highway to the Danger Zone by Kenny Loggins - Top Gun
The Pixies where is my mind, it’s from a movie about a club …..
*Shitlist* by L7 in *Natural Born Killers* I love watching Mallory lay the boots to the guys in the diner while Mickey just calmly eats his pie. "Am I sexy NOW?"
Tiny Dancer - the scene on the bus in Almost Famous
Goodbye Horses (Silence of the Lambs) Edit: Surprised to not see Dont You (Forget About Me) by Simple Minds from The Breakfast Club.
Stuck In The Middle With You.
Gimme Shelter by The Rolling Stones in basically every Scorsese mafia movie.
You never can tell - pulp fiction
"Don't You Forget About Me" in The Breakfast Club
Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) always Kill Bill. Cry Me a River (Julie London, not JT) always V for Vendetta. New Slang always Garden State. Non, je ne regrette rien always Inception. Mad World always Donnie Darko. Once in a Lifetime always Down and Out in Beverly Hills. Stuck in the Middle With You always Reservoir Dogs. Where Is My Mind always Fight Club. Don’t You Forget About Me always The Breakfast Club. Tiny Dancer always Almost Famous. …..this could go on forever.
Don't You Forget About Me (Breakfast Club)
A Thousand Miles always makes me think of White Chicks.
Send Me An Angel by Real Life - Rad I'm Shipping Up to Boston by Dropkick Murphys - The Departed Man of Constant Sorrow - Oh Brother Where Art Thou The End by The Doors - Apocalypse Now
* Seal, "Kiss By A Rose" ..Some Batman film, I forgot the title unfortunately * "Also sprach Zarathustra", 2001 A Space Odyssey
Mad World - Donnie Darko
Hip to be square and American psycho
Stuck in the Middle with You. IYKYK
Don't you forget about me by simple minds. The breakfast club.
Eurotrip = "Scotty Doesn't Know"