A likely candidate. As first noted by Richard Roeper in his ongoing list: Movies that Employed James Brown's "(I Got You) I Feel ... [show more]

A likely candidate. As first noted by Richard Roeper in his ongoing list: Movies that Employed James Brown's "(I Got You) I Feel Good" to Indicate that a Character Feels Good! [show less]

Hollywood's favorite medieval cantata. You know this piece. It's a choral composition used in *everything.* Glory, The Doors, N... [show more]

Hollywood's favorite medieval cantata. You know this piece. It's a choral composition used in *everything.* Glory, The Doors, Natural Born Killers, Jackass and Epic Movie.

It's so ubiquitous, it has it's own entry in wikipedia, Orff's Carmina Burana in popular culture:
http://en.wikipedia....pular_culture [show less]

Used for Vanilla Sky, In Good Company, and Big Fish among others. Parodied in The Re-Cut Shining Trailer. See the Shining Trai... [show more]

Used for Vanilla Sky, In Good Company, and Big Fish among others. Parodied in The Re-Cut Shining Trailer.

See the Shining Trailer here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmkVWuP_sO0 [show less]

Ebudae" was also featured on the soundtrack to the Robin Williams film Toys, while the 1990 film Green Card had "River", "Watermar... [show more]

Ebudae" was also featured on the soundtrack to the Robin Williams film Toys, while the 1990 film Green Card had "River", "Watermark", and "Storms In Africa ...

# "Alias" (1 episode, 2002)
- The Box: Part 1 (2002) TV Episode (performer: "How Can I Keep From Singing")
# "Friends" (1 episode, 2002)
- The One Where Chandler Takes a Bath (2002) TV Episode (performer: "Only Time")
# The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) (writer: "May It Be", "Anron") (performer: "May It Be", "Anron")
... aka The Fellowship of the Ring (USA: short title)
... aka The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring: The Motion Picture (USA: promotional title)
# Ocean Men: Extreme Dive (2001) (music: "A Day Without Rain", "Lazy Day") (performer: "A Day Without Rain", "Lazy Day")
# Sweet November (2001) (writer: "Only Time") (performer: "Only Time")
# Baby Blue (2001) (music: "Wild Child", "Pilgrim") (performer: "Wild Child", "Pilgrim")

# Telmisseomding (1999) (performer: "Boadicea")
... aka Tell Me Something (International: English title)
# Shot Through the Heart (1998) (TV) (performer: "The Memory of Trees") ("The Memory of Trees")
# Cry, the Beloved Country (1995) (music: "Exile") (performer: "Exile")
# "Perla negra" (1994) TV Series ("Portrait (Out Of The Blue)", "Shepherd Moons", "Book Of Days", "Evacuee", "Watermark")
... aka Black Pearl (International: English title)
# Somebody to Love (1994) (performer: "Dan Y Dwa")
# The Age of Innocence (1993) (performer: "Marble Halls") (arranger: "Marble Halls")
# Toys (1992) (writer: "EBUDAE") (performer: "EBUDAE")
# Far and Away (1992) (writer: "BOOK OF DAYS") (performer: "BOOK OF DAYS")
# Sleepwalkers (1992) (writer: "BOADICEA") (performer: "BOADICEA")
... aka Sleepstalkers (Hong Kong: English title: cable TV title)
... aka Stephen King's Sleepwalkers
# Casablanca revisitada (1992) ("Watermark")
# L.A. Story (1991) (writer: "Epona", "Exile", "On Your Shore") (performer: "Epona", "Exile", "On Your Shore")
# Green Card (1990) (writer: "River", "Watermark", "Storms In Africa") (performer: "River", "Watermark", "Storms In Africa")
... aka Green Card (France)

# "The Celts" (1987) TV Series (writer: "The Celts", "Alderbaran", "March of the Celts", "To Go Beyond", "Fairytale", "Epona") (performer: "The Celts", "Alderbaran", "March of the Celts", "To Go Beyond", "Fairytale", "Epona")
... aka The Celts: Rich Traditions and Ancient Myths (USA: DVD box title) [show less]

What "I Feel Good" was to the 90's, Joe Cocker's "Feeling Alright" is to the '00's. And like "I Feel Good," "Feelin' Alright" is ... [show more]

What "I Feel Good" was to the 90's, Joe Cocker's "Feeling Alright" is to the '00's. And like "I Feel Good," "Feelin' Alright" is used to indicate that a character is, well, feelin' alright... [show less]

A fine song (particularly John Cale's version for I'm Your Fan and on Fragments of a Rainy Season) which has become a byword for p... [show more]

A fine song (particularly John Cale's version for I'm Your Fan and on Fragments of a Rainy Season) which has become a byword for poignant early death, and a staple of sad endings - from Shrek (Cale) Basquiat, A Lot Like Love, Lord of War and When Night is Falling, and TV: House, M.D., Falcon Beach, The L Word, The O.C. (twice by Jeff Buckley, once by Imogen Heap), The West Wing, Scrubs, Without a Trace, Cold Case, Criminal Minds, ER, The Shield, Nip/Tuck, Crossing Jordan, Ugly Betty, Numb3rs [show less]

That one song from the Matrix soundtrack. It seemed like everyone used that song. Not just movies but commercials too.

The theme from Requiem for a Dream has been redone and remixed for a ton of trailers, most noticably for the Lord of the Rings:The Two Towers trailer.

That famous climatic scene where Ripley rescues her team with the urban assult tank! Used on many a trailer!

Serenity now!

Seen in every trailer which tries to show audiences that the movie it is promoting is the most dramatic, action-packed movie to ev... [show more]

Seen in every trailer which tries to show audiences that the movie it is promoting is the most dramatic, action-packed movie to ever exist. Ever. You know the song, even if you don't know it by name. Just go to a movie theatre, and chances are very much in your favor that this song will be featured in at least one of the trailers you see. You might recognize it from: The Mummy 3 trailer, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, etc., etc. [show less]