Hey folks,
Katja already shared some very cool ideas for an Oscar party but of course you'll need some good music too. Therefore we made a little collection of our favourite movie songs (or at least of some of them... ;) ). We hope you'll enjoy listening!
Katja's favourite movie songs
Pulp Fiction (1994)
Chuck Berry: "C'est la vie"
"Ladies and Gentlemen, now is the moment you've all been waiting for. The Jack Rabbit Slim's Twist Contest!"
I just love this song. And John Travolta and Uma Thurmans dancing is just frequently copied but never equalled ;) Chuck Berry at his best!
Eat. Pray. Love (2010)
Josh Rouse: "Flight attendant"
I've been reading the book "Eat. Pray. Love" by Liz Gilbert lately and so I kind of had to watch the movie again as well. I really, really want to recommend the soundtrack at this place!
My favourite song is "Flight attendant" by Josh Rouse (in the scene where Liz meets David in the bar). I often love the simple things in music: this chilled-out, easy piano-riff is just so darling :)
Savages (2012)
Yuna: "Here comes the sun"
Well, if you put together a beatles song and the incredible talented Malaysian singer Yuna, only something really, really sweet can come out!
My dream is driving through Morocco with a VW bus, listening to this song when I'm on top of a cliff, watching the sun set above the sea..
The Beach (2000)
Moby: "Porcelain"
The Beach is one of my favourite movies ever. It's neither sophisticated nor critical, but it fulfills me everytime with a strong desire to just break out into the wild (see my feelings when listening to "Here comes the sun" above ;-))
Reservoir dogs (1992)
George Baker: "Little green bag"
Another Quentin Tarantino movie. I really have to admit that I would give my right arm for only one day with Tarantino's music collection!
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013)
David Bowie: Space Oddity
I'm not really a big David Bowie fan and I've heard "Space Oddity" when watching this movie for the very first time. But I felt in love with it instantly and ever since listened to it about 300 times I guess ;)
Le concert (2009)
Pjotr Iljitsch Tschaikowsky:
Violin Concerto in d-major, op. 35
I know. Sounds weird to put a violin concert into a "favourite film songs" list. But I love classical music and this piece is something very special to me. It seems like the soloist (in this great movie played by beautiful Mélanie Laurent) plays for her life.
O Brother, Where Art Thou (2000)
Soggy Bottom Boys: "Man of Constant Sorrow"
This is my favourite Coen brothers movie. The music is just incredible! And I was really shocked when I found out that the "Soggy Bottom Boys" don't really exist! The lead vocals are not by George Clooney, but by Dan Tyminski, a member of the band Union Station. But hell yeah - the guitar player for sure had to sell his soul to the devil for playing this kick-ass good!
Cruel Intentions (1999)
Aimee Mann: "You could make a killing"
This is my "i'm-in-a-bad-mood-but-everything-is-going-to-be-allright"-song.
Soothing, ain't it?
Toy Story (1995)
Randy Newman: "You've got a friend in me"
Finally a kid's movie! I swear I could do an own "favourit music songs" list with only kid's (especially Disney and Pixar) movies!
Randy Newman is a genius anyways and I really like this song.
Steffi's favourite movie songs
Blues Brothers 2000 (1998)
Aretha Franklin: "Respect"
I really like Aretha Franklin and her great, big voice. And although I think that Blues Brothers 2000 wasn't even half as funny as the original Blues Brothers movie from 1980, I think that the soundtrack was great however.
The Hunger Games (2012)
Taylor Swift ft. The Civil Wars: "Safe and Sound"
I already mentioned that I love the "The Hunger Games" movies in this post and although I am usually no great fan of Taylor Swift I have to admit that she did a really good job on this title song for the first Hunger Games movie. ;)
Cruel Intentions (1999)
The Verve: "Bittersweet Symphony"
The "Cruel Intentions" soundtrack is one of my alltime favourites and I still like to listen to it from time to time although I have probably heard the songs for 500 times already...
La Grande Belezza (2013)
Kronos Quartet: The Beautitudes
This may seem a little odd, but I didn't even see La Grande Belezza yet, although this piece of music definitely raised my motivation to do so by about 500%.
We currently work on a choreography to this music in my dance class and I immediately fell in love with it. It's simply so beautiful!
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013)
Of Monsters and Men: Dirty Paws
For me "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" was one of the best movies of last year! I felt extremely happy after watching it and I just wanted to grab my backpack and travel to Iceland or Greenland (or anywhere else ;) ).
500 Days of Summer (2009)
Regina Spector: "Us"
This is one of the cutest love movies in my opinion although it doesn't have a typical happy end like you would expect it.
The soundtrack is pretty cool too featuring songs by The Smiths, Regina Spector, Feist and many more.
Garden State (2004)
Frou Frou: "Let Go"
"Garden State" is one of my favourite movies and the soundtrack is simply awesome! I even had to buy the CD twice because I killed my first one through heavy listening... ;)
Once (2006)
Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova: "Falling Slowly"
Another beautiful love movie and again packed with great music...
Drive (2011)
College feat. Electric Youth: "A Real Hero"
I think that Ryan "Babygoose" Gosling is currently one of the coolest actors in Hollywood. And a good one! Loved "Drive" and its soundtrack!
The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012)
Radical Face: "We're on our way"
If you want to see a good film about adolescence you should definitely watch "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" based on the novel of the same name by Stephen Chbosky! I laughed and cried at the same time while watching that film...
Inside Llewyn Davis (2013)
"Please Mr. Kennedy"
This is another one of last year's greatest movies and I think it's kind of a tragedy that it wasn't nominated for the Oscar in any other relevant category than Cinematography. Oscar Isaac would have definitely deserved a nomination for best actor for his characterization of the struggling folk musician Llewyn Davis!
Freitag, 28. Februar 2014
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