Favorite Movie Scenes That Incorporate Great Music

YES!!

 

Not a favorite (but the song is), but it's a scene that always stuck with me. Stay until the end of the 3rd Act.

 

VERY nsfw but great scene and great song. This movie has a great overall soundtrack.

Spoiler

 

Edit: @London'sBurning beat me to it

I raise you......

 

Is this about soundtrack music or songs that are otherwise popular but used in a movie?

For sound track this scene always inspires me and the soundtrack is perfect.


if I had ever made it to the UFC I would’ve like to use this music as my walk on.

The reel in the Last of the Mohicans goes perfectly well with the pursuit and fight on the cliff side.


For songs this scene using Surfin Bird just adds to the craziness and absurdity of war


The movie Belfast uses Van Morrison songs to captures aspects of the characters life.
I’m having a hard time finding specific clips but great music.


As others noted Scorsese is a master of using songs in his movies the ending montage of Gangs of New York is incredible powerful especially coming soon after 911

 

Maybe pushing the premise but... 1990s TV movie/miniseries opening for The Stand. Could use a little more cowbell in the mix, though.



Not my favorite music or film, but it sets the tone for the rest of the film perfectly:

 

Some great choices.
Another great scene with music from the composer for Blade Runner, Vangelis.


And from the same composer for Once Upon a Time in West (also the Good, The Bad, the Ugly), the maestro Ennio Morricone.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYTRQAy2o4E

 

Social Security retirement benefits for the win...

 

The battle scene in gladiator. Hans Zimmer is the man.

that scene in the last or second to last season of Breaking Bad with Crystal Blue Persuasion.

 

That opening had me hooked. Brilliant opening song. iToo bad the ending was so terrible.

 

Yo mama and the Bow Chika Bow song.

Got'em.

 

Not trying to challenge you or disuade yoy or anythng, but within the contexr of the story, the crow is actually Randall Flagg, the main bad guy/demonic force, and the Raggedy Andy doll was dropped by the kid of the elisted soldier who broke quarantine at the base and unleashed the bioweapon "Captain Trips" on the world, killing almost all of the population. So the ending has maybe some meaning that only reveals itself after a few more scenes? But of course that doesnt invalidate your opinion or anything.

 

Yes!


NSFW

 

I WANT MY 2 DOLLARS

 

Another Kubrick classic scene of perfect blend of music and visuals

 

LOLOLOL I meant the ending of the series. Part 3 was a dud for me.