Movies that introduced you songs you love. Musicals or not, as long as the song played in the movie, even if it's in the credits. Starting with a classic.
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Thomas White
Do TV Shows count?
Brody Harris
Anything by Ennio Morricone
Cooper Cooper
Sure. FROM THE DUSTY MASON
Jaxson Ross
>real human bean starts playing
Christian Moore
David Fisher
What film? Only recent one I remember that played it is La La Land
Christopher Cox
Benjamin Hernandez
Fuck you, I liked it. And this cover is kino.
Joseph Sullivan
Suicide Squad, the entire soundtrack.
Tyler Sanders
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his scores give me chills
Carter Carter
Blues Brothers
Leo Nguyen
Coen Brother's soundtracks are always kino
Thomas James
this is now a GosFeels thread
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Daniel Morris
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Pulp Fiction
Jason Richardson
name a single more comfy song
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Brandon Brown
Camden Morgan
It's a TV show but the Miami Vice soundtrack is flawless and introduced me to a bunch of different artists through researching Jan Hammer
Love theme
James Jones
Comfortably Numb in The Departed
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Carter Martinez
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cant listen to this song without thinking about it
Aiden Hernandez
Michael Murphy
that kind of music can carry a B-movie into kino territory
Cameron Hernandez
>white rabbit
you can't truly apreciate this song until you've taken psychedelic drugs
Jack Foster
>tfw 56% lead singer
Jaxson Foster
shippin up to boston
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Landon Brown
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this song made me wish I was Italian
Hudson Peterson
Thomas Allen
500 Days of Summer gave me Hero by Regina Spektor
Levi Ross
this movie had some kick-ass music
Samuel Powell
I stumbled upon one of her songs, Two Birds, by chance
truly a work of art
Nathaniel Young
I'll eat shit for it, but "The Crow" had an amazing soundtrack. For a kid who was unfamiliar with any of the music in the movie, it was an eye opener.
Nicholas Diaz
pretty sure cab was 100% black