No way, it's the perfect touch. The movie's a farce.

Suu Jorge made that movie work so much more with those Bowie covers.

Paul Simon was contracted to write the score for The Graduate, which included the previously released Scarborough Fair and Sound of Silence—but arguably the biggest one was Mrs. Robinson, which he wrote specifically for the movie.

Yeah, but as mentioned in the article above, that final montage of Six Feet Under will rip you apart if you watched the show at all for any length of time.

I get the same vibe from Vangelis in Blade Runner.

Can't mention Scorsese in music without talking about "Last Waltz," although that is definitely outside of the realm of what this question was intended to ask.

@CJC - how about adding "Mr. Big Stuff" and "Walking on Sunshine" to the list? Or else just for trailers?

In the same vein of unearthing classic rock tunes for credits — how about Stevie Wonder's "I Believe" over the closing credits of High Fidelity? ALWAYS gives me goosebumps.

If we're going with dick-tuck songs, how about "The Crying Game" and that shower scene reprised in Ace Ventura?

"God Only Knows" is the big refrain from Enduring Love, if anyone else has seen that, too.

Nick Cave's great in Jesse James. My short list of cinematic scores from the last ten years includes those from Plunkett and Maclaine, 13th Warrior, Gladiator, and of course, Fight Club.

I think it's just my way of letting you know that the heart of rock n' roll is still beating, Fritzy.

aw yeah Batiste
I know Hayden the guest reviewer from two weeks ago read as divisive among the Kommentariat, but he was absolutely right in his capsule review of Antoine stories always being the most fun things on Treme.

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From the Ladle to the Grave
I love it already

That's a right fucking good point.

Well I guess you don't get to live until the Batman Beyond years, Zsasz.

hey hey hey, don't slag Bob's Burgers, Dikachu

Oh God, what are you spraying me with?!

Says the guy with the South Park avatar