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I was posting on the "favorite scenes" thread and the idea for this one came to me.
Whenever I hear "Minstrel Boy" I think of "Zulu". Also of "The Man Who Would Be King" and Sean Connery on the bridge.
Whenever I hear "(I can't get no) Satisfaction", I see Lawrence Fishbourne rocking out on the deck of the river patrol boat.
Whenever I hear "It's a Long Way To Tipperrary" I think of the Germans on the return home in "Das Boot".
Whenever I hear the "Marseillses" I think of the scene in Rick's Americain in "Casablanca", particularly the lady playing the guitar.
Whenever I hear the Blue Danube I think of "2001, A Space Oddesey".
Whenever I hear "I Just Dropped In To See What Condition My Condition Was In", I think about "The Big Lebowski". And also wonder why Kenny Rogers went from rocker to country.
Whenever I hear "Danny Boy" I can see the "Memphis Belle" coming in over the fields while the crew is hand cranking the landing gear down. Also Albert Finney with the machine gun in "Miller's Crossing".
What are your?
Oh, and not just the "theme" song from some musical or something.
Don't You-- Simple Minds -- The Breakfest Club
I Got a Rocket in my Pocket--Jimmy Lloyd--The Right Stuff
Johnny be Goode--Chuck Berry-- Back to the future
Don't Bogart that Joint-- Fraternity of Man--Easy Rider Also If 6 were 9
This used to be My Playground-- Madonna--A leauge of their Own
the titanic theme song makes me think of titanic
beauty and the best makes me think of beauty and the beast
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