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They're no longer just songs, they have been transformed into movie memories. Music transforms movies. I’m not talking about the score, or songs written for movies like anything Lin-Manuel Miranda does, but the great songs that when you hear them later on the radio or on Spotify, you can’t help but immediately think of a scene from the movie they made better and more memorable. These are the 21 movie songs that I can only associate with a specific scene in a movie. Sarah Michelle Gellar in Cruel Intentions Bittersweet Symphony - Kathryn Gets Busted In Cruel Intentions I’ll start here because the scene is just so fantastic. The building momentum of the strings in The Verve’s “Bittersweet Symphony” fits so well with the slow reveal of Kathryn (Sarah Michelle Gellar) getting her mean girl life turned completely on its head in Cruel Intentions. Not only is her reputation completely trashed, but she’s busted with the cocaine in her crucifix. I could watch the scene over and over with that music. It's a good thing the production paid the insane amount of money they did for the song; nothing else would've worked. Edward Norton and Helena Bonham Carter in Fight Club Where Is My Mind - The End Of Fight Club A perfect example of a classic track, in this case it's The Pixies’ “Where Is My Mind” blending into a dramatic scene that elevates the moment to new heights at the end of Fight Club. As the walls literally come down around The Narrator (Edward Norton) and Marla (Helena Bonham Carter), he tells her she’s met him at a very strange time in his life, as Pixies lead singer Black Francis asks everyone “Where is my mind?” Unless you see it in China, where the movie ends very differently. Frank Sivero in GoodFellas Layla - Covering Up The Heist In GoodFellas “Layla,” by Derek and the Dominos was almost 20 years old when GoodFellas was released in 1990, but it still ends up in what I think is actually the best use of a popular song in a movie. In case you’ve forgotten, Jimmy (Robert DeNiro) is cutting all ties between him and the others involved in the Lufthansa heist. One by one, bodies are discovered in a montage as the piano-and-guitar coda of “Layla” plays over it. It almost makes murder look cool. Groot in Guardians of the Galaxy Mr. Blue Sky - Opening Scene Of Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 There are a whole bunch of music moments from Guardians of the Galaxy I could choose from the trilogy, as songs are, of course, a key component of the storytelling. For this list, I’ve chosen “Mr. Blue Sky” by the great Electric Light Orchestra that opens Vol. 2. It sets the tone for the movie perfectly. These movies are most of all about having fun, and there’s nothing more fun than this opening scene, and when I hear the tune, I always see Groot dancing. Giancarlo Esposito and others in Do The Right Thing Fight The Power - Sal Destroys Radio Raheem’s Radio In Do The Right Thing The use of Public Enemy’s “Fight The Power” in Do The Right Thing is anything but fun. After a long, hot, stressful day, Buggin’ Out (Giancarlo Esposito) and Radio Raheem (Bill Nunn) confront Sal (Danny Aiello) in his pizzeria while blasting the song from the boombox. Not only do the lyrics fit the scene well, but the chaotic nature of it adds a level of desperation to the argument that eventually leads to the tragedy that follows. Michael Madsen in Reservoir Dogs Stuck in the Middle With You - Mr. Blonde Cutting A Cop's Ear Off In Reservoir Dogs Another movie that brilliantly uses music is Reservoir Dogs, and nowhere is that more true than the happy-go-lucky tones of Steelers Wheel’s “Stuck in the Middle With You” during the most violent scene of a very violent movie, when Mr. Blonde (Michael Madsen) cuts off the ear of a cop he’d tied up and tortured. Something about the contrast between the sweet song and the ultra-violence just works. Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lambs Goodbye Horses - Buffalo Bill Getting Dressed In Silence Of The Lambs There is no way anyone, anywhere, hears the song “Goodbye Horses” by Q Lazzarus and thinks of anything except Buffalo Bill (Ted Levine) getting dressed and dancing in front of the mirror in The Silence of the Lambs. The scene is so iconic that I can’t help but shiver a little when I hear the song, no matter where I am. Tom Cruise in Risky Business Old Time Rock And Roll - Tom Cruise Dancing In His Underwear In Risky Business Bob Seger wrote “Old Time Rock and Roll” in 1979 and it became a moderate hit for him, but it was four years later when it was used as the music Tom Cruise dances in his underwear to in Risky Business that it became an American classic. How many times have you heard it and thought about dancing around in your underwear? I know I have, many times. Dough Boy in Boyz N the Hood O-o-h Child - Doughboy Gets Busted In Boyz N The Hood “O-o-h Child” by the Five Stairsteps is a soul music standard, and when I hear it now, I immediately think about the scene in Boyz N the Hood, when Furious (Laurence Fishburne in a performance that should have gotten him an Oscar) is returning home after a nice day fishing with his son Tre. At first, the song is a nice moment for Furious, but in the context of the movie, it changes almost immediately when they drive by young Dough Boy’s house as he’s getting arrested. Things are going to get better according to the song, but they don’t, really. The Dazed and Confused cast Hurricane - Wooderson Walks Into The Emporium In Dazed & Confused I love Bob Dylan, but now whenever I hear his classic call for justice song, “Hurricane,” I can only think of how cool Wooderson (Matthew McConaughey) and Pink (Jason London) look as they stroll into the Emporium and meet up with the other characters just as the legendary night is getting underway. John Cusack in Say Anything... In Your Eyes - Outside The Window In Say Anything An old crush once asked me if I’d ever stood outside a girl’s window and played a song on a jukebox like Lloyd (John Cusack) does in Say Anything. I told her no, but she would’ve been the first to know if I had. You simply cannot hear Peter Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes” without immediately picturing Lloyd with the radio above his head in front of his Chevy Malibu. Opening scene of Watchmen The Times They Are A-Changin - Opening Credits Of Watchmen I’m not going to debate whether Zach Snyder’s adaption of the graphic novel Watchmen is well done or not (it is). What I will debate is how great the opening scene is accompanied by Dylan’s “The Times They Are a-Changin.” 20 years ago it was unthinkable to me that I would think of anything but the 1960s when I heard that song, now all I see is the bloody Smiley Face button. Dennis Hopper in True Romance Flower Duet - Clifford’s Death In True Romance The most powerful use of music on this list comes from one of the best scenes in movie history. It’s when the “Flower Duet,” from the Léo Delibes opera Lakmé, is played over the True Romance scene between Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken. The music swells as Hopper realizes that no matter what, this confrontation is going to lead to his death. It is an immensely commanding moment and while the music may be over 100 years old, it will, at least for me, be forever connected to this one amazing moment. Christian Bale in American Psycho Hip To Be Square - Paul Allen’s Murder In American Psycho Do you like Huey Lewis and the News? If you do, and you’ve never seen American Psycho then you might think twice, because after you do, you will only associate their 1986 hit, “Hip To Square,” with one thing: the murder of Paul Allen (Jared Leto) by Patrick Bateman (Christian Bale). Try getting a reservation at Dorsia now! Alfred Molina in Boogie Nights Sister Christian - Drug Deal In Boogie Nights Maybe the most tense I’ve ever felt from a film scene is in Boogie Nights when Dirk (Mark Wahlberg) and the others attempt to sell fake cocaine to Rahad (Alfred Molina). The stress of the scene, with the fireworks going off and the incredible performance by Molina is enhanced by Night Ranger’s “Sister Christian.” I still get the jitters when I hear the song. Robert Downey Jr. and Jake Gyllenhaal in Zodiac Hurdy Gurdy Man - The First Murder Scene In Zodiac Speaking of getting the willies, Donavan’s “Hurdy Gurdy Man” will never be the same for me after seeing it used in Zodiac. The way the volume rises on the song as the killer’s car approaches the soon-to-be-murdered couple, then fades as it pulls away, to the relief of the couple, only to rise again as he returns. Yikes! Brilliant! Jeff Bridges in The Big Lebowski Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) - Dream Sequence In The Big Lebowski The Coen brothers are masters of using music to set the tone of their movies. In The Big Lebowski they up the ante by adding two musical vignettes, almost like music videos as dream sequences. The second, with the song “Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)” has become so classic that when I saw Kenny Rogers in concert (who sings the song with his old band The Third Edition) he even acknowledged it’s what’s made the song so timeless. Opening scene of Apocalypse Now The End - Opening Scene Of Apocalypse Now Francis Ford Coppola’s use of “The End” by The Doors in Apocalypse Now is so evocative, that it’s almost like the song was made for the movie. Of course, it was much older, but the eerie music and the dark lyrics are the perfect accompaniment to the bleak anti-war war film. I can’t hear it today and not hear the helicopter rotors of that opening scene. Billy Crudup in Almost Famous Tiny Dancer - The Bus Ride In Almost Famous “Tiny Dancer” by Elton John is a great song to sing along to. When I’m hitting those high notes all by myself in the car, I feel just like the band Sweetwater in Almost Famous as they travel down the highway on tour in their big bus. It’s just a fun scene after a tense moment, which is perfect for that song. Emma Stone in Easy A Pocket Full Of Sunshine - The Opening Scene Of Easy A In Easy A Olive Penderghast (Emma Stone) declares “Pocket Full of Sunshine” by Natasha Bedingfield to be the “worst song ever” before she hears the earworm of a tune so many times that it becomes her favorite song. That’s kind of exactly how I feel about it, and now when I hear it, the guilty pleasure I enjoy is justified because Olive said it was okay to love it. Car scene in Wayne's World Bohemian Rapsody - The Car Ride In Wayne’s World You knew I couldn’t end this list without including “Bohemian Rhapsody” from Wayne’s World. I’ll fully admit Queen is not my favorite band, and this is not one of my favorite songs, but the scene is so classic that you can’t help but immediately be transported back to seeing it for the first time. Look, see? I’ll bet you’re banging your head right now. Great film scores transform movies, but nothing transcends like a well-placed classic pop song like the ones on this list. There are so many more songs I could’ve chosen that I could have 100 more entries. Adding the right song at the right time is the easiest way to make me nostalgic for a time and place, and that includes on film and on television, as well.

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Oh yes, there will be dino poop jokes. When it comes to malfunctions related to theme park attractions based on iconic sci-fi movies, you could run into worse issues than a hydraulic leak. Universal Orlando had that very fate befall its Jurassic Park ride, which caused the ride to shut down for some much-needed repairs. That downtime led to some interesting footage of the ride being posted on the internet, and things only got weirder when fans started sharing funny responses to the results of that prehistoric leak. Theme park blog Universal Parks News Today was the source of the video that had fans of the Jurassic Park River Adventure cracking wise all over Twitter. One of the first offerings in the theme park extension to the Jurassic Park universe, the thrilling attraction puts guests head to head with many of the dinosaurs of the hit film. But as you'll see below, a menace of a different color was present for all to see: See more Taken at the bottom of the final drop, the water from the Jurassic Park River Adventure took on a rather odd appearance because of the previously mentioned leak. According to some other chatter on social media, vegetable-based oils are what tinted things rather grimly over the past couple of days. User “jonvasquez” kicks things off for us with a very on brand message that would sound about right in the fictional world of Jurassic Park: " Red Tide. Not good for the dinos. " Brown water the likes of what we’ve seen above is obviously going to draw some jokes out of very familiar hats. Fortunately, we can put off getting to the bathroom humor a moment longer thanks to tweeter “thechris_harris” inadvertently pitching an actually awesome-sounding ride idea in their response: " With the brown water it’s looks like it’s gone through a refurb and is now ‘Willy Wonka’s Chocolate River Adventure’ " Considering how Universal Orlando already has the Toothsome Chocolate Emporium as a secret culinary weapon, it doesn’t feel like a huge stretch to actually have an attraction that dips into that same inspiration. Though, of course, if Universal was going to build a whole attraction around a fictitious chocolate factory, it'd probably want to secure the Willy Wonka rights and do it correctly. Pushing aside the dream of an attraction built of pure imagination, it’s time to get to the Jurassic World poop jokes. You were waiting for them, I was waiting for them and commenter “starstruck1777” delivered this solid contribution in the category of humor that was just waiting in the wings: " That is probably what the water look like when you encounter Dinosaurs while trying to escape Jurassic World. " Ending our roundup of funny and interesting reactions to this Jurassic Park misfortune, profile “LorcanaDad” provided a story of historical context that I definitely need to look up now. Referencing some Disney Parks history in their reaction, one could imagine how much messier a Hall of Presidents breakdown must have been in Walt Disney’s time: " That is hydraulic fluid. Reminds of the story about when Walt was showing off the Lincoln Animatronic for the first time and a hydraulic line burst." On a more serious note, this latest Jurassic Park River Adventure closure comes after some serious repairs in the recent past. Damage from Hurricane Ian had previously shut down the almost-30-year-old ride late last year, which came after another Jurassic shut down that took place in January 2022. With all of this activity, Universal Orlando fans might be asking if it’s time to revisit the idea of re-theming the Jurassic Park River Adventure into a more modern experience. As Universal Hollywood used the success of Jurassic World to turn its legacy attraction into Jurassic World - The Ride, a different type of influence might drive Universal Orlando to finally follow suit. At this time, there are no official responses suggesting that Jurassic Park River Adventure will be replaced, and you can currently enjoy the ride since it’s back in operation.

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The UK government's multi-million pound campaign to deter Internet piracy is now hoping to reach out to book fans. A new and rather pleasant video published under the Creative Content UK banner extols the virtues of buying books from genuine sources, but whether it will resonate with the younger generation more used to digital acquisition remains to be seen. While the UK continues its aggressive pursuit of those who run or even facilitate access to sites offering copyright infringing material, its efforts to deal with consumers of pirated content have been painfully drawn out. With the provisions of the Digital Economy Act now somewhat of a distant memory, using force to deal with Internet subscribers has been largely overtaken by plans to re-educate the masses. To that end the government-funded, rightsholder-supported Creative Content UK (CCUK) initiative has been trying to gather momentum since its somewhat subdued debut in December last year. Though various PR campaigns the project hopes to change the public’s attitude towards Internet piracy. Currently CCUK is running “Get It Right from a Genuine Site”, a campaign that hopes to deter people from using sites like The Pirate Bay in favor of licensed services that ensure that creators are properly paid. The campaign has been largely inoffensive and quite colorful thus far but has struggled to achieve mainstream exposure. However, the latest video in the “Get It Right” series hopes to change that with a properly “grown up” attempt at reaching out to would-be pirates. Featuring bookseller Nic Bottomley and his real-life book store ‘Mr B’s Emporium Of Reading Delights’, this Bookseller Association-supported video is a somewhat refreshing and calming anti-piracy short that’s a million miles away from “You Wouldn’t Download“. Located in the beautiful city of Bath, the Emporium is a classic UK book shop and the video begins with its owner’s memories of repeatedly reading the Roald Dahl classic Fantastic Mr Fox. It’s warming stuff and a welcome change from the aggressive threats featured in other campaigns. From the moment it begins it becomes clear that the aim of this short is to encourage the viewer to empathize with Bottomley, who together with his wife has built up a really decent book business over the past 12 years. And it works. Bottomley’s tone is superb and doesn’t sound ‘preachy’ at all, and it’s genuinely nice to hear a little about what it’s like to run his shop and help out customers. But of course, that’s only possible if the public spends money with him and by extension, those writing the books. “You know that when you buy a book from a high street book shop, or a book or an ebook from a legitimate website, that the creator of that content, in other words the writer of the book or ebook, has been properly rewarded for their work,” Bottomley tells the viewer. But while it’s easy for those who grew up with mountains of real books to have the utmost respect for what Bottomley has achieved, it’s questionable whether his story will resonate so clearly with the ‘downloading generation’. Real books and real book shops are indeed beautiful, but increasingly digital downloads are taking over, with products like Kindle Unlimited (the Netflix of books) a more attractive proposition for those on the go. Still, it’s hoped that booksellers of all kinds will get behind the initiative and spread the word that supporting writers (and sellers) is the right thing to do. “We need to help the creative community to invest in creating more of content, and the development of new artists and writers and ideas as a result,” says Bookseller Association CEO Tim Godfray. Finally, it will be interesting to see to what extent publishers, writers and book sellers will be supported when UK Internet service providers finally begin to send out warnings to alleged pirates in the months (years?) to come. The scheme has already been hugely delayed and thus far there has only been discussion of music, movie and TV show downloaders being targeted. Also problematic is the manner in which ebooks are shared online. While torrents are the preferred method for larger files, books are much more likely to be distributed via hosting sites and forums. This kind of sharing cannot be tracked, so the education component is even more critical for the book sector. https://torrentfreak.com/creative-content-uk-aims-to-re-educate-book-pirates-160330/