yes INDEED

I need to watch it again.

TY, Skittles.

when he passed he was 77 so he didn't make it to 80 like Maude, although in real life Ruth Gordon was 75 when she made this movie. And Vivian Pickles, who played Harold's mum. is still going strong at age 94

edited to add that Cat (Yusuf now), born the same year as Bud (and with Harold in one of those funeral scenes) is still entertaining!

It sounds so happy......................... yet CHILLING.

I was taking piano lessons.

It kept the audience in their seats for that final scene in the cemetery. Did you know an entire orchestral score was done for the movie but when Carrol Reed heard Anton Karas' zither music he ditched the orchestra?

It was on their album Coast to Coast that I got when I was 12. I saw their movie (still one of my favorites) when it came out the following year.

was the first one that came to mind.

Also Unchained Melody from Ghost; never did care for that song much until I saw that movie and now I like it.

and I love that movie!

Ellen Burstyn started acting in TV and movies in 1958 as Ellen McRae, and changed to Burstyn in 1970. I watch a lot of old tv shows on various retro channels and spotted her in a show, and looked up the episode to see who she was, found her as Ellen McRae, then discovered the switch.

My little cat Pangur Bán finds it as fascinating as the youtube lynx screaming videos.

He was a nice guy but this was back in the 70s when smoking was allowed everywhere...He smoked in his office and we always laughed about him because he had longer ashes on his cigarettes than anyone had ever seen...

I really dug this movie and the song spoke to me at the time.


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Then he was ever credited for. I really liked him.

It Might Be You, from Tootsie.

And I love the movie. It still holds up today. A classic.

......figures are all spot on too, which you would expect.

Always have loved this work.

I “discovered” Strauss because of that film!

Heard it while watching The Brothers McMullen

"Calling You"

From Eddie and the Cruisers.

I think this is the best one.

Goo Goo Dolls

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Good choice

He did it as the theme song for the movie with the same name. He did it in collaboration with Daryl Hall and David Stewart.
The movie was a whole lot of fun.

Another from City of Angels (and another Sarah McLaughlin)

.......Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel. Here's a video.........

Really liking " Do you hear the people sing" right now.

Or maybe the Bad News Bears using the music from Carmen.

Or Bob Dylan's Knock knocking on heavens door from Pat Garrett and Billy the kid.

All the music from Last of the Mohicans

Quentin Tarantino has a thing about eclectic music, and boy howdy, he picked a great one for the opening of Reservoir Dogs.

Instrumental -- is it still a "song"?

it THRILLS, FRIGHTENS and TRANSPORTS ME back in time.........

Not a new song written for the movie, but fit the film well.

those scenes in the Movie "Stranger Than Fiction".Love, love the song.

Judy Garland.

That movie made that song a decades long earworm for me.

Good choice

covered beautifully by Townes Van Zant.
(Not "featured," but it was there at the end of the movie)

And then he sees her...whatta moment in film history!

But I don't much care for "As Time Goes by." Too patriarchal for me.

Blew my mind..I never believed I would hear a Silver Apples’ song in a movie.
The song is from 1968…

Tikki

Awesome Ten Years After song.

The Byrds complete with psychedelic pedal steel!

That had me leaving at the end feeling angry.

From, Fiddler on the Roof

Love, Honour and Obey (with Ray Winstone, Jude Law, Jonny Lee Miller)

I'm still a disco fan.

From Rocky Horror.

to the Movie..Velvet Goldmine. (1998)

the theme from MASH "Suicide Is Painless"

Good soundtrack including 'Tiny dancer' and others.

From the otherwise mostly Cringe HBO film of the same name

from Beaches. It makes me cry every time.

Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid

Movie featured ' In The City' by Joe Walsh. Later recorded by the Eagles

... from The Last of the Mohicans with Daniel Day Lewis.

While I fully understand Kevin Spacey's pariah status, more than a little disturbing given the plot of the movie, he was at the height of his acting powers in that film, perhaps because he wasn't actually entirely acting.

It was however the first time I heard the Lennox version of that song.

Elliot Smith's rendition of Because is also unbelievably moving.

it's the ending part of Nights in White Satin by the Moody Blues....

need a little fun in my day, so... I think I'll go with the first song that popped into my head...

"That Thing You Do!" from the 1996 movie of the same name, starring Tom Hanks. Oh, now I have to go watch it...

I've seen it multiple times.

The drummer, played by Tom Everett Scott, looks exactly like a young version of writer/director Tom Hanks.