What's the best song made for a movie?

prince - partyman

Kiss from a rose - seal

To good to be true - Son of the Mask

That and Now We Are Free from Gladiator.

That wasn't made for the movie.

Really?!

I'm alright (caddyshack) 1980

footloose (footloose) 1984

highway to the dangerzone (top gun)1986

what happened to movie songs anyway and will kenny loggins run ever be topped

Mrs. Robinson by Simon and Garfunkel was not written specifically for The Graduate, but it did appear in the film before it was released elsewhere, so I count it.

It wins and it's not close.

Clear 2nd place for I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing - Armageddon

Ninja rap by Vanilla Ice

Scotty Doesn't Know

for me its Live and Let Die

No Time To Die

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'Falling Slowly' for Once

Nope, it was on Seal's second album and was actually in Neverending Story 3 a year before it was in Batman. Schumacher liked it so much he used it for the end credit song and it got big from that so Seal made the Batman style video with all the clips and that's when it really took off.

gorgeous <3

Speaking of Neverending Story. This gay shit in an absolute jam and fits the movie perfectly, I always thought it was sung by a broad. youtube.com/watch?v=2WN0T-Ee3q4

AND THEY SAY THAT A HERO WILL SAVE US

The Limahl song wasn't in the original German release. Feels so fucking naked without it.

YOU REMIND ME OF THE BABE

That's crazy, I can't even imagine the movie without it.

Mrs. Robinson is a great pick.

This has TWO best songs.

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radiohead - exit music (for a film) - written for baz luhrmann's romeo + juliet

Cat People(Putting out Fire) that he did with Bowie is a good one.

Moroder wrote Highway To the Danger Zone too. And Push It To the Limit from Scarface, amongst others. It's wild so few people nowadays don't even know who he is. The dude exuded cool 70s/80s cocaine club culture though.

Youtube algorithm recommended his top 25 song 5 days ago, you get that too?

Flashdance, Take My Breath Away, Call Me, etc. I can't think of anyone who had more movie music hits.

Nope, I bought a vinyl collection with a bunch of film soundtracks a few years back and over a few weeks of going through it and looking at who made what his name was the one that kept popping up on all the really big memorable stuff. Then I saw he won three Oscars for making movie songs and I was like OH, okay so he's the guy.