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Movies you knew would have a certain song in it

Started by meQal, November 11, 2009, 05:34:36 PM

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meQal

There are some movies that seem to be made just to include a song in the soundtrack or because of the title is almost obligated to include a certain song.
Examples:

Iron Man had the song Ironman
Ghost Rider had the song Ghost Riders in the Sky

Just wondering if anyone else has noticed films where this happen.
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Mofo Rising

Sorry, but my example is an inverse of what you are looking for.

I love the movie Highway to Hell. A great example of the low-budget, direct-to-video brilliance that flew so much in the '90s. However, AC/DC's song never shows up once in the film.

Seeing the preview where they played Black Sabbath's "Iron Man" in Iron Man was what convinced me that the movie was in good hands.
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The Shaft.  A movie about a killer elevator, and a subplot dealing with a budding romance between some guy and Naomi Watts.  At the end, they play Aerosmith's Love in an Elevator.   :teddyr:
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Eye Of The Tiger in Eye Of The Tiger.   Though the song was techincally written for Rocky III.
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Quote from: Mofo Rising on November 12, 2009, 01:52:09 AM
Sorry, but my example is an inverse of what you are looking for.

I love the movie Highway to Hell. A great example of the low-budget, direct-to-video brilliance that flew so much in the '90s. However, AC/DC's song never shows up once in the film.

Seeing the preview where they played Black Sabbath's "Iron Man" in Iron Man was what convinced me that the movie was in good hands.


hehe... I was thinking Highway to Hell (movie made before the song) and Time After Time (Cyndi Lauper's song was made after the movie)

WingedSerpent

I know that whatever blockbuster is comming out will usually have a major pop song attached to it.

At least, that's what Gary Busey told me...

violntshags

there's always Footloose, 9 to 5, and Stand By Me.

Silverlady



"Blue Moon" and "Bad Moon Rising" from American Werewolf in London can be added to the list.
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The sequel to Saturday Night Fever, "Staying Alive", had the song Staying Alive by the Bee Gees.

metalmonster

Dream Warriors By DOKKEN is Played At The End Of The Movie NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 3 : Dream Warriors


The Man Behind The Mask By ALICE COOPER Is Played At The End Of The Movie FRIDAY THE 13TH Part 6  , ALICE COOPER Wrote The Song For The Movie

metalmonster

Just Thought Of Another One


Any Movie By The Makers Of South Park Always Have Their Own Original Songs In Them


CANNIBAL! : The Musical , Orgazmo , Baseketball , Team America , and South Park Bigger Longer And Uncut All Have Original Songs By The Creators Of SOUTH PARK

Psycho Circus

Hellraiser 3 had the song "Hellraiser" in it. It was co-written by Ozzy Osbourne and Lemmy.

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Quote from: Silverlady on November 13, 2009, 09:46:56 PM


"Blue Moon" and "Bad Moon Rising" from American Werewolf in London can be added to the list.

According to what I heard, John Landis also wanted to use "Werewolves of London," which makes sense, in the film, but could not get permission to use it.

And in that regard . . .

I was not surprised to find . . .

"The Lion Sleeps Tonight" in "The Lion King."

"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" in "The Ballad of Virgil Caine." That was one wierd film, which is probably why I remember it so well.

"Loch Lomond" in "Kidnapped" (1948)

"We Are the Champions" and "We Will Rock You" in "The Mighty Ducks"

"She Wore an Yellow Ribbon" in "She Wore an Yellow Ribbon"

and "You Are My Sunshine" in "Blaze"

metalmonster

The Song BEAUTY AND THE BEAST By Celine Dion Is Played At The End Of DISNEY'S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST