Song which has appeared in the most movies
04-16-04, 03:20 AM
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Song which has appeared in the most movies
What song has appeared in the most movies ?
whether it appeared on the official soundtrack or not doesn't matter as long as the song appeared in the film
2 Unlimited - 'Get ready for this' seems to be in a lot of movies
whether it appeared on the official soundtrack or not doesn't matter as long as the song appeared in the film
2 Unlimited - 'Get ready for this' seems to be in a lot of movies
04-16-04, 07:26 AM
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For more recent movies: Outkast's Hey Ya! They need to not use that in a movie anymore.
04-16-04, 07:34 AM
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That music used in Excalibur when the Knights makes their final ride to fight Morgana and her son. Is it a Wagner piece?
04-16-04, 07:45 AM
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04-16-04, 07:52 AM
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I'd say either "Ride of the Valkyries" or "O Fortuna", one of which was the song in Excalibur, as Giantrobo mentioned. (Haven't seen it in a long time, can't remember which one was in the movie)
Both of those are played ALL THE TIME.
Both of those are played ALL THE TIME.
04-16-04, 07:53 AM
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Originally posted by Giantrobo
That music used in Excalibur when the Knights makes their final ride to fight Morgana and her son. Is it a Wagner piece?
That music used in Excalibur when the Knights makes their final ride to fight Morgana and her son. Is it a Wagner piece?
As for Wagner, "Flight of the Valkeries" has been in more than a few movies. Not a song, though.
04-16-04, 10:59 AM
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Originally posted by steebo777
For more recent movies: Outkast's Hey Ya! They need to not use that in a movie anymore.
For more recent movies: Outkast's Hey Ya! They need to not use that in a movie anymore.
04-16-04, 11:58 AM
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"Suite from Carmen"
You've heard it in:
Trainspotting
There's something about Mary
Don Juan DeMarco
Streetfighter:The Movie
The Hudsucker Proxy
Girl 6
Possibly more.
Beyonce brought it back in that pepsi commercial.
You've heard it in:
Trainspotting
There's something about Mary
Don Juan DeMarco
Streetfighter:The Movie
The Hudsucker Proxy
Girl 6
Possibly more.
Beyonce brought it back in that pepsi commercial.
04-16-04, 12:30 PM
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"Bad to the Bone" and "Born to be Wild" are used in just about every movie where the skinny nerd finally decides he's not going to take it anymore or when he changes his image to become one of the cool kids.
"I Feel Good" is used in every movie where anyone has ever felt good. I could never hear any of these songs again and I would feel very good.
"I Feel Good" is used in every movie where anyone has ever felt good. I could never hear any of these songs again and I would feel very good.
04-16-04, 01:02 PM
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Originally posted by majorjoe23
"I Feel Good" is used in every movie where anyone has ever felt good. I could never hear any of these songs again and I would feel very good.
"I Feel Good" is used in every movie where anyone has ever felt good. I could never hear any of these songs again and I would feel very good.
In trailers, if it's not classical, Blur - Song 2 (aka the WOO HOO song) is king!
