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Sometimes there are songs that are just so good, that it doesn't matter that they were in forgettable movies. That's what this list is. Songs that still crush, often decades after the movies they ...

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Under the glitching shadow of Y2K, 1999 was a great year for movies. Regardless of whether 1999 (or 1979 or 1939) is the best movie year ever, the film songs below are a nostalgic mix of timeless ...

These movies, and the songs that helped shape them, also endure alongside each other as important pieces of pop culture history. The songs left indelible images as vivid as the onscreen moments by ...

In 2011 once again India was shaken as a 36-year-old auxiliary nurse/midwife Bhanwari Devi goes missing from Jaliwada village (Bilara tehsil) in Rajasthan. Her husband Amarchand alleges she has ...

The ‘90s were maybe the last decade where movie soundtracks really mattered. People were still buying CDs. You could still write a song for a movie and have it become a big hit. You could sell a ...

The movie has intense action and dark humor, and the storyline draws viewers in. 1) Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood by Nina Simone (1964): This Simone song opens the movie in a calm, bloodied police ...

Maybe it’s from the song’s appearance in the brilliant 70s coming of age film Dazed and Confused, or simply it’s sonic motifs from the decade, regardless “Sweet Emotion” can’t help but ...

The movie's cast, led by Austin Butler, Jodie Comer, and Tom Hardy, captures the conflicts within the Chicago-based ...

The film has a score composed by Hans Zimmer and songs by Mariah Carey and Whitney Huston. It also features performances by Val Kilmer, Ralph Fiennes, Michelle Pfeiffer, Sandra Bullock ...

During a 2024 interview with Spin, Simmons explained why he chose to record that song for a movie about the Gipper. “Music has become compartmentalized,” he said. “Hip-hop over there ...