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Circle of Life,Don’t you forget about me,All theme songs of Marvel MCU,Men in black,My heart will go on,theme song of Superman from John Williams and Over the rainbow
So happy to see Highlander make the cut. I really didn’t expect to see it on this list, it was a pleasant surprise. Even if it was in the honorable mentions, it still deserves recognition.
I kinda agree but if your gonna include a queen movie soundtrack song, I'm afraid Flash Gordon beats that...no matter how silly the movie is. After all, AHHHH...HE'S DOES THE IMPOSSIBLE!
Me neither. It was effin everywhere and the movie was a hit. My suspicion is that the movie possibly hasn't aged too well compared to those on the list.
Just goes to show what an amazing decade the 80s were! For me it has to be Dangerzone from Topgun. The music comprised with the footage of jets taking off etc in the sunrise/sunset... So iconic and makes me smile regardless of how many times I've seen it.
Honestly, the first song that comes to mind from Top Gun is Take my Breath Away by Berlin. But I think Loggins gets back on here with I'm Alright from Caddyshack. Queen's Flash Gordon and Gene Kelly's Singing in the Rain are also obvious omissions.
@@Carlyn88413 actually he thought he wouldn't win because the other nominees were also brilliant.. so he, instead of going to the ceremony, sat down with his daughter to watch cartoons and then fell asleep In 2020 he performed Lose Yourself on the Oscars ceremony on the 17 years of Lose Yourself winning an Oscar and it was kinda his way of making up for missing the ceremony back in 2003
1) rocky : gonna fly now 2) an officer and a gentleman : love lift us up where we belong 3) butch cassidy and the sundance kid : raindrops keep fallin' on my head
This list gives me so much nostalgia. My top five 1. Over the rainbow 2. My heart will go on. 3. Gangstas paradise 4. The circle of life 5. I will always love you.
I have a huge HUGE problem with Gangsta's Paradise. If you've ever heard Stevie Wonder's original song Pasttime Paradise you'd understand why. Lots of rappers sample songs but at least they change up the rhyme schemes and play with the beats. Gangsta's Paradise is just Stevie Wonder's song with different words. It's one of the most unoriginal rap songs ever. It's a big nope for me on every level.
I'm not upset with any of these songs cause all of them are pretty great, but I will list a few of my Honorable Mentions (that also aren't Disney). The Glory of Love (Peter Cetera) - The Karate Kid Part II - "I am the man, who will fight, for your honor! I'll be the hero you're dreaming of" Somewhere Out There (James Horner) - An American Tail - "Somewhere out there, beneath the pale moonlight," Everything I Do (Bryan Adams) - Robin Hood Prince of Thieves - "You know it's true, Everything I do, I do it for you" When You Believe (Stephen Schwartz) - The Prince of Egypt - "There can be miracles, when you believe" Believe (Josh Groban) - The Polar Express - "You have everything you need, if you just believe" Everything is Awesome (The Lonely Island) - The Lego Movie - "Everything is awesome, everything is cool when you're part of a team" This Is Me (Pasek & Paul) - The Greatest Showman - "Look out cause here I come, and I'm marching on to the beat I drum"
OMFG, YES! I freaking loved the songs from "Tarzan" growing up! Especially the "Son of Man" song, as well as "Two Worlds/Words(?), One Family", and the reprise at the end. Oh! And, "You'll Be In My Heart". (Side Note: Please let me know whether it's "world" or "word" for those song names.)
@@scottbecker4367 - Thank you so much for clearing that up for me! It had always been a bit hard to tell which one it was. This just makes them that much more feelsy and deep, and I love it! :D
I love the fact that, of all people, Barbara Streisand couldn't hide her joy when she announced that Eminem's "Lose Yourself" won the Oscar. That said, that song deserves to be in the top 5 on this list.
Top five Eminem is horrible and that song is horrible and he isn't even a musician. You all have no taste anymore and you have no idea what real music is anymore. Boy is the music industry in trouble if you all think that song by Eminem should be in top five. Get a real musician to sing a theme song for a movie not a person can't even sing if his life depended on it. Wow you all have horrible taste in music in which it isn't even music at all. Man I really feel bad for the music industry and I don't think I will never listen to music again if that is what you call music. Eminem has to be the worst of all time singer and rapper.....
Absolutely no way to leave off "As Time Goes By" from Casablanca...to a lesser extent "Moon River" from Breakfast at Tiffany's and "Thus Spoke Zarathustra" from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
And its significant but the biggest snub of all is Whitney Houston's i will always love you, not getting a oscar nod instead of Aladdin's musical movie songs.
@@batgurrl obviously you've never actually listened to the original. Dolly's version in the best little whorehouse in Texas blows Whitney Houston's out of the water in terms of emotion and beauty. But I guess if all you're looking for is the powerhouse voice and no depth then Whitney Houston's version is definitely for you.
Ghost - Unchained Melody Armageddon - I don't wanna miss a thing Desperado - Cancion del Mariachi Titanic - my heart will go on Con Air - Sweet home Alabama /how do I live without you Rush hour 2 - Don't stop till you get enough Rocky - eye of the tiger
Unchained Melody, while an amazing song, wasn't written for Ghost. Same for Con Air's Sweet Home Alabama, although Trisha Yearwood deserved a nod for "How do I Live Without You" as that was written for the movie.
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The whole Top Gun soundtrack is awesome territory. 🎼❤️ “Lose Yourself” should be much higher - just for the fact that it was the first hip-hop song to win an Oscar. And “Let it go” only _gave chills_ to children, if that.
Excuse me!? As a fan of musicals and Idina Menzel, it did give me chills. "Let It Go" has similarities to "Defying Gravity" from _Wicked_ , where Menzel originated the role of Elphaba on Broadway. Both songs are about not letting anyone or anything tie you down. Both come at pivotal moments for the main character. Both are the signature song for their respective musical.
@@isaacgleeth3609 “Let it go” still doesn’t hold a candle to dozens of Disney (and not Disney too) songs like Circle of life, Just around the riverbend, Out There - just to name a few - who have a similar theme and come at pivotal moments as well.
Oh wow...so many of these took me back to when I was a child. The Neverending Story was one of my favorite movies growing up. I always had a crush on Atreyu growing up.
Flashdance is a work of art - yeah, it has moments of silliness and weird outbursts from Alex but overall it’s filmed beautifully and moments of dance are gorgeously filmed. Bravo!!
Saw Paul McCartney perform Live & let Die in 92 at Busch stadium. The fireworks & light show was incredible!!! Also his wife Linda was still playing drums for him
Great list. I grew up as a kid in the 80s so I remember The Neverending Story and Dirty Dancing very well. I'll also say that I can't even get through singing Shallow because I start tearing up
Yes Mrs. Houston.....not only were you good enough, and not only were you pretty enough.......You were a masterpiece given to us from God himself. And the world misses your angelic voice, and stunning acting skills.
With all due respect to Live and Let Die, Goldfinger is the song that represents not only its respective movie but the Bond franchise as a whole. Should've been included on the list.
To be fair there’s actually a big pause at that point of the song in that clip at the end of the movie as the scenery all starts to crash down and they don’t say the “me” as they jump into a new verse!
While “Shallow” from the recent version of A Star Is Born is a great song, it’s not even the best song from a film called A Star Is Born. “Evergreen” by Barbara Streisand from the 1976 film is.
There is so many awesome songs that could be on this list. Im surpised there was songs i havent even heard before! I love movies but apparantly not i didnt see all of them and some movies i seen and loved but dont recall the song you picked. 🤔🤔🙄🙄 oh well, life will go on and on.. 😂🤣😂🤣
As great as "Stayin' Alive" is, it's not even the best song from that movie. "Night Fever", "How Deep Is Your Love", "More Than A Woman", and "If I Can't Have You" are all masterpieces. Best movie soundtrack ever.
Love the list! I have to assume Purple Rain would've been #21. I'm was working in a music store during the Christmas holidays when Titanic was out, and My Heart Will Go On wasn't available as a single, yet. That song single-handedly catapulted the Titanic to be one of the biggest selling soundtracks of all time. Everyone wanted that song for Christmas, so the soundtrack sold like crazy!
Ah so that's what Deadpool was referencing in that Teaser for the first movie. It's Flashdance! It feels good to get that connection after all this time. I knew the other one for Deadpool 2 was an art piece where initially they're supposed to be touching fingers and it's two angels but instead it's Deadpool and Cable touching guns so I got that reference at the time
Two angels??? I haven't seen the trailer for the 2nd Deadpool, but it sure sounds like you're describing Da Vinci's Sistine chapel ceiling painting of God touching life into Adam. Are you really unfamiliar with what that is???
Not only a hit movie, but a hit song, "Jesus Christ Superstar" the Ensemble led by Carl Anderson. Yvonne Elliman, I Don't Know How to Love Him, . THAT, well, those, are omissions no one else will mention.
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Circle of Life,Don’t you forget about me,All theme songs of Marvel MCU,Men in black,My heart will go on,theme song of Superman from John Williams and Over the rainbow
My favorites are Lose Yourself and Kiss From A Rose.
How bout rain drops keep falling on my head
@Jhonathan Martins nope. Nothing good about that movie. It's an embarrassment to the Godzilla franchise.
I can’t believe that Grease wasn’t on this list, it didn’t even get an honorable mention!
It's better than Rainbow Connection.
OMG that's exactly what I was thinking. Nothing against the other songs but Grease by Frankie Valli was a major omission.
I always sing the song when the movie comes on lol
@@CelticVictory No, it’s not. Rainbow Connection gets me super emotional every single time.
I think your the one that I want is the song people think about with grease...so
I thought My Heart Will Go On would be no.1. When I think of a movie theme song, that song comes first. Legendary!
Ya and it's the most recognizable of all the songs on herw
And honestly it was the “let it go” of the 90’s that song was EVERYWHERE
Where's Shrek's All-star by Smash Mouth
That song was actually for a movie called Mystery Men. Shrek just happened to use it a few years later.
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@@hollym1821 yes
It's not that good of a song
I think you mixed up that song with the actual Shrek theme “Accidentally in Love.”
So happy to see Highlander make the cut. I really didn’t expect to see it on this list, it was a pleasant surprise. Even if it was in the honorable mentions, it still deserves recognition.
I kinda agree but if your gonna include a queen movie soundtrack song, I'm afraid Flash Gordon beats that...no matter how silly the movie is. After all, AHHHH...HE'S DOES THE IMPOSSIBLE!
Who wants to live forever, playing over the montage of his wife growing old, gut wrenching.
Can’t believe Bryan Adam’s everything I do isn’t on this list!!!
0:20 seconds on the video and already sucks for this
Neither Seal. fucking Rebecca ruined this list and my time
Since when is that a movie theme song? Or Purple Rain?
@@DavidRay_40 Robin Hood prince of thrives.
Me neither. It was effin everywhere and the movie was a hit. My suspicion is that the movie possibly hasn't aged too well compared to those on the list.
Just goes to show what an amazing decade the 80s were! For me it has to be Dangerzone from Topgun. The music comprised with the footage of jets taking off etc in the sunrise/sunset... So iconic and makes me smile regardless of how many times I've seen it.
ST. ELMOS FIRE THEME SONG!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍
How is it not on the list?!?!
Wasn't that from a series, not a movie?
Honestly, the first song that comes to mind from Top Gun is Take my Breath Away by Berlin. But I think Loggins gets back on here with I'm Alright from Caddyshack. Queen's Flash Gordon and Gene Kelly's Singing in the Rain are also obvious omissions.
The ENTIRE Flash Gordon soundtrack is a banger!
"Lose Yourself" was pretty good, Eminem deserved an Oscar for "Best Original Song" back in 2003.
Was? Or is?
He did win the Oscar for it. He just didn’t go to the ceremony because he assumed it’d be a waste of time
@@Carlyn88413 actually he thought he wouldn't win because the other nominees were also brilliant.. so he, instead of going to the ceremony, sat down with his daughter to watch cartoons and then fell asleep
In 2020 he performed Lose Yourself on the Oscars ceremony on the 17 years of Lose Yourself winning an Oscar and it was kinda his way of making up for missing the ceremony back in 2003
He did
He did won an oscar, not only that he finally interpreted the song on the award show last year.
You hit the nail on the head with every one of these songs. Some not my favorites but catchy all the same and they stand out decades from the release.
1) rocky : gonna fly now 2) an officer and a gentleman : love lift us up where we belong 3) butch cassidy and the sundance kid : raindrops keep fallin' on my head
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"Up where we belong" is definately iconic as the scene it played during in An Officer and a Gentleman
The Rocky movie theme song should definitely belong on this list!
Bhen........bhen bhen bhen......bhen
she said no insrumentals
That’s a score piece, not a song.
Eye of the tiger?
@@josmith213 No, he is talking about the score from the first Rocky movie.
Rocky, "Gonna fly now" is just so uplifting.
This list gives me so much nostalgia. My top five
1. Over the rainbow
2. My heart will go on.
3. Gangstas paradise
4. The circle of life
5. I will always love you.
I have a huge HUGE problem with Gangsta's Paradise. If you've ever heard Stevie Wonder's original song Pasttime Paradise you'd understand why. Lots of rappers sample songs but at least they change up the rhyme schemes and play with the beats. Gangsta's Paradise is just Stevie Wonder's song with different words. It's one of the most unoriginal rap songs ever. It's a big nope for me on every level.
6. If You're Going to San Francisco - Forrest Gump.
Whistle While You Work, IHeigh Ho, I'm Wishing, and Some Day My Prince Will Come, from"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs".
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Beautiful video
Thank you MOJO!
I’m a simple man i see B-Rabbit I click.
Relatable
Mom's s p a g h e t t i
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Fuck Free World!!!! 313!!!!!!!
@matt fahringer Ooooof!!!!!! You haven’t watched 8 Mile have you???
I was expecting "The Sound of Music" for Number 1, thus surprised it wasn't on the list.
The fact that Purple Rain wasn't mentioned has made me lose all hope for Watch Mojo.
That - or even "When Doves Cry" - should replace "Sha-la-la-low".
Prince had one good song, and it wasn’t a theme.
Yeah, they are pretty clueless at times.
Purple Rain is literally the name of the song and the movie.
"Scotty Doesn't Know" deserves a spot. Matt Damon cameo, Bratislava remix, Cooper's ringtone. Talk about a theme song; the movie revolves around it.
I'm not upset with any of these songs cause all of them are pretty great, but I will list a few of my Honorable Mentions (that also aren't Disney).
The Glory of Love (Peter Cetera) - The Karate Kid Part II - "I am the man, who will fight, for your honor! I'll be the hero you're dreaming of"
Somewhere Out There (James Horner) - An American Tail - "Somewhere out there, beneath the pale moonlight,"
Everything I Do (Bryan Adams) - Robin Hood Prince of Thieves - "You know it's true, Everything I do, I do it for you"
When You Believe (Stephen Schwartz) - The Prince of Egypt - "There can be miracles, when you believe"
Believe (Josh Groban) - The Polar Express - "You have everything you need, if you just believe"
Everything is Awesome (The Lonely Island) - The Lego Movie - "Everything is awesome, everything is cool when you're part of a team"
This Is Me (Pasek & Paul) - The Greatest Showman - "Look out cause here I come, and I'm marching on to the beat I drum"
I was surprised to not see Unchained Melody from Ghost. I can't hear the song without seeing the pottery wheel scene in my head.
Meh
Tarzan Theme from Phil Collins is my Favorite!
OMFG, YES! I freaking loved the songs from "Tarzan" growing up! Especially the "Son of Man" song, as well as "Two Worlds/Words(?), One Family", and the reprise at the end. Oh! And, "You'll Be In My Heart". (Side Note: Please let me know whether it's "world" or "word" for those song names.)
@@kfox773 it is indeed worlds
@@scottbecker4367 - Thank you so much for clearing that up for me! It had always been a bit hard to tell which one it was. This just makes them that much more feelsy and deep, and I love it! :D
Phil Collins did an amazing job on that entire soundtrack
Best soundtrack ever
“Eye of the Tiger” is the song I go to when I’m almost at the end of my run and I’m not sure I’m going to make it.
I love the fact that, of all people, Barbara Streisand couldn't hide her joy when she announced that Eminem's "Lose Yourself" won the Oscar. That said, that song deserves to be in the top 5 on this list.
I think she was so happy because it was something different than what usually wins.
I agree that it deserves to be in the top 5. Remember you can do anything if you put your mind to it.
Top five Eminem is horrible and that song is horrible and he isn't even a musician. You all have no taste anymore and you have no idea what real music is anymore. Boy is the music industry in trouble if you all think that song by Eminem should be in top five. Get a real musician to sing a theme song for a movie not a person can't even sing if his life depended on it. Wow you all have horrible taste in music in which it isn't even music at all. Man I really feel bad for the music industry and I don't think I will never listen to music again if that is what you call music. Eminem has to be the worst of all time singer and rapper.....
How come "Unchained Melody" from "Ghost" is not on the list? One cannot listen to that song without thinking of the movie.
No originally written for the movie.
I will always love you was not originally written for The Bodyguard, so that can’t be the reason.
"When you believe" from The Prince of Egypt is so underrated!
Facts
The entire movie is underrated
@@Gayredheadbitch94 True.
Deliver Us too
Yes, but only the version that's actually IN the movie...not the end credit one.
Hearing "The Circle of Life" in all languages released mixed into one track is a beautiful experience.
I thought "Singing in the rain" would be on the list
I thought it would be no2
@@t.xaviersalgado4106 yeah me too
Also a really good one!
Not to mention the fact that it's *literally and figuratively* the title of the movie, as well as the musical that it comes from!
well no song in this top 20 is recognized in 2 movies
Absolutely no way to leave off "As Time Goes By" from Casablanca...to a lesser extent "Moon River" from Breakfast at Tiffany's and "Thus Spoke Zarathustra" from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
It’s great that many of these songs won the Oscar for Best Original Song
And its significant but the biggest snub of all is Whitney Houston's i will always love you, not getting a oscar nod instead of Aladdin's musical movie songs.
Lex Kanyima It didn’t get nominated because it wasn’t written for that movie
@@codyhiginbotham6616 well it deserve to be on the spot and there is no competition of the song at that time
@@lexkanyima2195 It's a cover. It's not an "original song" as the category implies.
I find that awesome how most of these songs are Oscar winner!
I'm thinking Prince's Purple Rain, Queens Flash Gordon, and Steve Bush the Touch.
It really comes to show you how well songwriting was for movies. All of these came mostly from the 80s. 80s babies stand up. 😁😁😁
NeverEnding Story 💗
Circle of Life 🌟⭐
My Heart Will Go On 💖💟
I see Eminem ( B-Rabbit ) and I click
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Me : OMG Lose Yourself Nº11 This Song Is My Favorite 😭
Man Never Ending Story just brings back that Nostalgic feeling! Man I loved that move when I was a kid!
Same!!!
"I Will Always Love You" performed by Whitney Houston, still one of the greatest songs of all time. 😊
It’s not a theme song it’s a cover of a Dolly Parton song
@@batgurrl A brilliant cover
@@xace13x1 agreed. Better than the original. There are a few such covers.
Her rendition of the Star Spangled Banner at the Super Bowl in ???? still brings tears to my eyes. What an awesome voice!
@@batgurrl obviously you've never actually listened to the original. Dolly's version in the best little whorehouse in Texas blows Whitney Houston's out of the water in terms of emotion and beauty. But I guess if all you're looking for is the powerhouse voice and no depth then Whitney Houston's version is definitely for you.
Ghost - Unchained Melody
Armageddon - I don't wanna miss a thing
Desperado - Cancion del Mariachi
Titanic - my heart will go on
Con Air - Sweet home Alabama /how do I live without you
Rush hour 2 - Don't stop till you get enough
Rocky - eye of the tiger
Unchained Melody, while an amazing song, wasn't written for Ghost. Same for Con Air's Sweet Home Alabama, although Trisha Yearwood deserved a nod for "How do I Live Without You" as that was written for the movie.
@@moviegirl6677 u right I know. But when ever I hear unchained melody I think about Ghost
Sorry, but the song I most associate with TOP GUN is "Take My Breath Away". Still hear it on the radio and here we are, 35 years later...
Nah. . .I'd say danger zone.
Or great balls of fire by Goose Bradshaw
Two words: Weird Al.
Has he ever even made a movie theme song? Doesn’t matter. He’s still #1
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Bro i agree
Bro that's exactly me at this moment lol
1- i will always love you 2 - Circle of Life 3 - i dont want to miss a thing 4 - lose yourself 5 - everything i do i do it for you
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Can drink to that
I'll say it again: How the HELL is Purple Rain not on this list? Was it a copyright thing? I literally do not understand how it was left off the list.
The whole Top Gun soundtrack is awesome territory. 🎼❤️
“Lose Yourself” should be much higher - just for the fact that it was the first hip-hop song to win an Oscar. And “Let it go” only _gave chills_ to children, if that.
Excuse me!? As a fan of musicals and Idina Menzel, it did give me chills.
"Let It Go" has similarities to "Defying Gravity" from _Wicked_ , where Menzel originated the role of Elphaba on Broadway.
Both songs are about not letting anyone or anything tie you down. Both come at pivotal moments for the main character. Both are the signature song for their respective musical.
@@isaacgleeth3609 “Let it go” still doesn’t hold a candle to dozens of Disney (and not Disney too) songs like Circle of life, Just around the riverbend, Out There - just to name a few - who have a similar theme and come at pivotal moments as well.
Oh wow...so many of these took me back to when I was a child. The Neverending Story was one of my favorite movies growing up. I always had a crush on Atreyu growing up.
You’re the Best from The Karate Kid and You’ve Got a Friend In Me from Toy Story should at least get honourable mentions
Hell, Glory of Love from Karate Kid part 2 is another they missed as well
Flashdance is a work of art - yeah, it has moments of silliness and weird outbursts from Alex but overall it’s filmed beautifully and moments of dance are gorgeously filmed. Bravo!!
I love that film
It Must Have Been Love - Roxette (Pretty Woman)
Authors Theme - Christopher Cross (Author Movie)
Might Be You - Dave Grusin (Tootie)
Title songs for movies is the video.
Pretty Woman's title song was Pretty Woman
Saw Paul McCartney perform Live & let Die in 92 at Busch stadium. The fireworks & light show was incredible!!! Also his wife Linda was still playing drums for him
'When you were young and your heart was an open book'
Epic.
Iconic.
How can they possibly miss 'streets of Philadelphia' from the movie Philadelphia....!
The mission impossible and james bond theme songs are classics.
I'll be honest; I opened this video bcuz i saw the thumbnail...😍😍
Great list. I grew up as a kid in the 80s so I remember The Neverending Story and Dirty Dancing very well. I'll also say that I can't even get through singing Shallow because I start tearing up
Every time I hear Kermit sing the Rainbow Connection, I cry like a baby.
Girl same! I’ve said for a long time now that is my favorite song of all time. It’s just so pure
Same here....glad I’m not the only one lol
Yes this song deserved to be higher on this list!
My sister turns into a blubbering idiot when she hears that!!! 🤣
The Way We Were. Purple Rain. Suicide is Painless. A Hard Day's Night. Somebody's Baby.
ANY of those would be better than many on this list!
I first heard Eye of the Tiger on the radio in my parents car or my friends car’s radio and I freaking love it!
Eye of the Tiger number 1 Theme song, still on the radio everyday!
enjoyed the commentary here. Good job!
Bryan Adams- Everything I Do, I Do It For You from the film（Robin Hood）
And All For Love by Bryan Adam’s (The Three Musketeers)
Song is far more memorible then the movie
Yes!!!!!
Yes Mrs. Houston.....not only were you good enough, and not only were you pretty enough.......You were a masterpiece given to us from God himself. And the world misses your angelic voice, and stunning acting skills.
I always got chills with Mob movie songs, especially the one on Goodfellas when Tommy and Henry are about to robbed that truck
@@marcuscollins949 Oh, I did not knew that
You couldn't have chosen a better way to start this video!
I’d have added ‘Up Where We Belong’ by Jennifer Warnes and Joe Cocker too. A lovely song which instantly makes us all think of the movie
With all due respect to Live and Let Die, Goldfinger is the song that represents not only its respective movie but the Bond franchise as a whole. Should've been included on the list.
Don't forget Nobody Does It Better by Carly Simon, from The Spy Who Loved Me. Classic Bond movie theme song.
@@mikew9999 in fairness they were all iconic. My Bond jam was Golden Eye
@@archipiratta Another Bond classic From a View to a Kill by Duran Duran.
James Bond is striking instrumental score and iconic theme songs over decades.
Half of the list is about 80's movies. No wonder there! BEST MUSIC DECADE EVER!
I appreciate how many "Movies from the 80's" feature in this list.
while I can't complain about your selections, I'd give honorable mention to "I'm all right" from "Caddyshack",
YOU BEAT ME TO IT
Totally agree! Who can hear that song and not automatically have a mental visual of the gopher dancing?
Yep! Maybe they figured Logins was on the list enough times already. . . ;)
Yup,yup,yup, YUP...I'M ALL RIGHT!
@@krisherman3513 me considering I've never seen the movie
My mom danced to this song, What a Feeling in her school, in a talent show and she was awesome!
Blaze of Glory (Bon Jovi) Young Guns
9 to 5 - (Dolly Parton) - 9-5
Breakfast Club, best movie/song of the 80s!!!!! Best teen movie EVER
Lose Yourself is the best song ever; whether from a movie or not; and the most well deserved Oscar winning song
Spongebob song is better than that trash
Agreed
Agreed man💯💯💯
Absolutely love this list
Aww they cut off at the wrong points
The Muppets: "The Lovers, the dreamers and-"
WatchMojo: Number 18
Me: Why it was so good! Awwww
I had it worse. For me it went:
" The Lovers, the dreamers, and-"
"N-"
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@@thepizzaontheroof Oh man that's the worst
To be fair there’s actually a big pause at that point of the song in that clip at the end of the movie as the scenery all starts to crash down and they don’t say the “me” as they jump into a new verse!
@@dmmoctober I suppose but let it finish y'know?
Rainbow Connection is the best! No other song, of ANY genre, has made me so emotional!
The Power of Love may be the actual theme song for Back to the Future, but the song I associate with the movies more is Johnny B. Goode.
back in time by huey lewis also b goode
The Top Twenty Disney Themes.
The stop Ten James Bond Themes.
The Top Ten (or Twenty) Movie Instrumental Themes.
Ummm..."Let's Go Crazy" from Purple Rain?!? That song epitomized the movie and rocked harder than most heavy metal of the time.
Purple Rain is better
"I'm alright" from Caddyshack, "Holiday Road" from National Lampoon's Vacation
I'm with you on Caddyshack. They probably thought too many Kenny Loggins.
As a child of the 80's
I approve.
Same though was born in the 80’s 83’
The first 2 lines of Rainbow Connection and I'm in tears..😭😭
While “Shallow” from the recent version of A Star Is Born is a great song, it’s not even the best song from a film called A Star Is Born. “Evergreen” by Barbara Streisand from the 1976 film is.
Yeah, you are correct. I don't think "Shallow" will stand the test of time
Beautiful song and voice of Barbara Streisand 💖
That whole soundtrack is amazing from 1976.
Thank you for this
Any time
I’ve seen McCartney in concert three times and each show featured fireworks at the climax of Let and Let Die
'When you were young and your heart was an open book'
Epic.
Iconic.
There is so many awesome songs that could be on this list. Im surpised there was songs i havent even heard before! I love movies but apparantly not i didnt see all of them and some movies i seen and loved but dont recall the song you picked. 🤔🤔🙄🙄 oh well, life will go on and on.. 😂🤣😂🤣
Over the rainbow is the coolest and iconic song ever of The Wizard of Oz and this song give us our childhood in all the time in the movie
The 80s gave us the best movie theme songs. What a decade!
And are the most memorables 😊
My favourite song from the movies is "The Glory Of Love" by Peter Cetera, from The Karate Kid Part 2. It's also one of my favourite songs, full stop.
Some of these movies are just awesome. Don't have music or movies like this anymore
Rainbow Connection is my all time favorite song. 🌈
View to a Kill was the first Bond song to be #1 on Billboard.
As great as "Stayin' Alive" is, it's not even the best song from that movie. "Night Fever", "How Deep Is Your Love", "More Than A Woman", and "If I Can't Have You" are all masterpieces. Best movie soundtrack ever.
I agree!
Billy Ocean's When Tough gets Tougher
@@lexkanyima2195 When The Going Gets Tough?
@@cakes3958 yes
Love the list! I have to assume Purple Rain would've been #21. I'm was working in a music store during the Christmas holidays when Titanic was out, and My Heart Will Go On wasn't available as a single, yet. That song single-handedly catapulted the Titanic to be one of the biggest selling soundtracks of all time. Everyone wanted that song for Christmas, so the soundtrack sold like crazy!
Ah so that's what Deadpool was referencing in that Teaser for the first movie. It's Flashdance! It feels good to get that connection after all this time. I knew the other one for Deadpool 2 was an art piece where initially they're supposed to be touching fingers and it's two angels but instead it's Deadpool and Cable touching guns so I got that reference at the time
Two angels??? I haven't seen the trailer for the 2nd Deadpool, but it sure sounds like you're describing Da Vinci's Sistine chapel ceiling painting of God touching life into Adam. Are you really unfamiliar with what that is???
@@wallyman292 I know about it I just couldn't remember what it was called but yes there was a promo of him and Cable parodying it
I will always love you should have been number 1. RIP Whitney
Push it to the Limit from Scarface should have had at least an honorable mention
What about rush rush do the yayo from scarface
Agree I have that song on my phone
Bahahaha
Okay, now I want to go watch all of my favorite 80’s movies. I’m seeing a theme (no pun intended) of 80’s music.
I just looove the Lion King. I've seen it so many times and I still cry every time. 😅
Not only a hit movie, but a hit song, "Jesus Christ Superstar" the Ensemble led by Carl Anderson.
Yvonne Elliman, I Don't Know How to Love Him, . THAT, well, those, are omissions no one else will mention.
Kenny Loggins had one more up his sleeve and you forgot about it; I'm alright from Caddyshack