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"Why should you die to go to heaven" -Killah Priest
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1. "RE: best piece of music used in film" In response to Reply # 0
also in Platoon: Samuel Barber, adagio for strings, at the end
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"Why should you die to go to heaven" -Killah Priest
Sometimes I feel like throwing my hands in the air I know I can count on you Sometimes I feel like saying Lord I just don't care But you've got the love to see me through -THe Source feat Candi Staton
4. "RE: Everything in Goodfellas" In response to Reply # 0
Especially when Tommy and Jimmy beat down Billy Batts.
Ebert said that Scorsese started the extensive use and forthright use of popular music in movies in Mean Streets, one of Scorsese's lesser seen great films.
8. "RE: Everything in Goodfellas" In response to Reply # 4
>Especially when Tommy and Jimmy beat down Billy Batts.
What the hell is the name of that song? Ive been looking for it for a while now. I checked the credits but I cant seem to find it
My favorite part in Goodfellas (musicwise) is the whole music sequence when Henry is being followed by the hellicopter all day. Its one of my favorite sequences ever filmed > >Ebert said that Scorsese started the extensive use and >forthright use of popular music in movies in Mean Streets, >one of Scorsese's lesser seen great films.
The bar scene in Mean Streets with the Stones music is tight as hell. Scorsese seems to have a thing for The Stones in his movies (Goodfellas, Casino, Bringing out The Dead) but Im sure we wont be hearing any Rolling Stones in Gangs of New York .
23. "Is that the scene..." In response to Reply # 19
where they close in on Deniro when he's smoking? When Henry says thats when he knows Jimmy is gonna have Maury whacked? If it is thats not the Stones, its "Sunshine of your Love" by Cream. And yeah I love that scene. The combo of the music and Deniro's facial expression is the great
46. "RE: Billy Batts' music" In response to Reply # 8
>>Especially when Tommy and Jimmy beat down Billy Batts. > >What the hell is the name of that song? Ive been looking >for it for a while now. I checked the credits but I cant >seem to find it
Mynoriti, I just found out that the song is "Atlantis" by Donovan. BTW, what did you think of "Last Temptation of Christ?"
37. "RE: Everything in Goodfellas" In response to Reply # 4
>Especially when Tommy and Jimmy beat down Billy Batts. > >Ebert said that Scorsese started the extensive use and >forthright use of popular music in movies in Mean Streets, >one of Scorsese's lesser seen great films.
my favourite piece of music in goodfellas is the outro to eric clapton's layla
"Why should you die to go to heaven" -Killah Priest
Sometimes I feel like throwing my hands in the air I know I can count on you Sometimes I feel like saying Lord I just don't care But you've got the love to see me through -THe Source feat Candi Staton
i can't call the best ever. but In the Mood...yeah
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38. "RE: "Yumeji's Theme" in" In response to Reply # 5
>In the Mood For Love. > >Wong Kar-Wai. > >RED >Ora et labora
also california dreaming in Kari-Wai's chungking express
"Why should you die to go to heaven" -Killah Priest
Sometimes I feel like throwing my hands in the air I know I can count on you Sometimes I feel like saying Lord I just don't care But you've got the love to see me through -THe Source feat Candi Staton
Peter Fonda's character's introduction (King Midas in Reverse by The Hollies). His intro was basically a trailer for his character showing scenes involving him throughout the film that we hadnt seen yet. In the commentary Soderbergh said that he doesnt think thats ever been done in a film before. If it has, I cant think of any
10. "Rage Against the Machine....." In response to Reply # 0 Fri Dec-06-02 01:59 PM
Rages "Wake Up" at the very end of the Matrix gave me the meanest goosebumps ever. Also every one of the corny 80's rock tracks used in Transformers the Movie.
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39. "RE: transformers the movie" In response to Reply # 10
>Rages "Wake Up" at the very end of the Matrix gave me the >meanest goosebumps ever. Also every one of the corny 80's >rock tracks used in Transformers the Movie. > > > > > > man the intro music kicks ass!
"Why should you die to go to heaven" -Killah Priest
Sometimes I feel like throwing my hands in the air I know I can count on you Sometimes I feel like saying Lord I just don't care But you've got the love to see me through -THe Source feat Candi Staton
11. "RE: best piece of music used in film" In response to Reply # 0
1. Across 110th St - Jackie Brown 2. Living For The City - Jungle Fever 3. Wise Up - Magnolia
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13. "I can't stop loving you - Metropolis (Anime)" In response to Reply # 0
I think that was the name...
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16. "The entire Dead Presidents soundtrack- timley and class" In response to Reply # 0
str8 up.
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21. "The Beatles - Yesterday" In response to Reply # 0
in Leone's Once Upon a Time in America, and the score that plays off of it, fucking beautiful. Urge Overkill - Girl, Youll be a Woman, in Pulp Fiction The Beach Boys - God Only Knows, in Boogie Nights Public Enenemy - Fight The Power, in do the right thing
The Beatles - "Come Together" during the scene with the bikers, then the juke box changing over to The Moonglows "The Ten Commandments of Love" as the brawl is going on.
on the significance of the song choice in this scene. Could you shed some light on this, please?
>>The Beatles - "Come Together" during the scene with the >bikers, then the juke box changing over to The Moonglows >"The Ten Commandments of Love" as the brawl is going on.
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41. "RE: no superfly on this list?" In response to Reply # 29
>blasphemy.
totally slipped my mind
"Why should you die to go to heaven" -Killah Priest
Sometimes I feel like throwing my hands in the air I know I can count on you Sometimes I feel like saying Lord I just don't care But you've got the love to see me through -THe Source feat Candi Staton
42. "SUMMER MADNESS" In response to Reply # 0 Mon Dec-09-02 08:32 AM
USED IN BABY BOY...
alone...from poetic justice...that song and janets face brings back memories from 94. damn! everytime i hear that song it reminds me of that movie, with janet doing the little girls hair, looking up at lucky, smiling, and the joint goes off...
just me and u...ttt...boyz n the hood...tre arguing with brandi..ricky at football practice. doughboy kicking game to the spanish jawn "chica bonita come to my casa lets do the loco thang."
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