IMO, it's a song in a movie, not a movie theme song.
To be considered a theme, the song should have the same/similar title as the movie and reference specific characters and plot points as much as possible.
Which disqualifies Bon Jovi's "Blaze of Glory" and super-qualifies Prince's "Batdance."
"On Our Own" gets my vote because:
1. The first verse is just the plot of the movie.
2. If you ignore the initial ghostbusting verse, the bridges/choruses could be from any number of R&B jams. For as much as the first verse was about busting ghosts, these are markedly not ghost-aware.
3. The final verse is just a repeat of the first verse.
Agreed
I just got back from a wine bar where I had a good deal of Carmenere...and a charcuterie plate!
I'm an Eagles fan, but watching Belichick come into Philly this year and dismantle Andy Reid's gameplan, and then Andy Reid was a thing of beauty. It might have been the highlight of the season.
Wife: [walks away in disgust/anger]
Stev D: [calling to his wife, to no one, to everyone] I am a starred commenter. Don't forget that.
My wife is a teacher and I make more money than she does. Trust me, it's not that cool.
Have you tried wearing a sport coat with jeans and a t-shirt?
"Corporate" is right. I'm a Panthers fan now, because that cat looks like he means business!
That one of the saddest books I've ever read. And I've read at least 8 whole books.
Goddamn that is a good song. Check out this article about the concepts and design that went into designing Joy Division/New Order's album covers. Really interesting stuff [www.guardian.co.uk]
Oh man, that is excellent.
Based on my experience, they also use WAY more movie quotes.
Han. Indiana Jones was Han Solo with tenure.
Irving Berlin!
Amen corner. Epic hole. My boy Luke Donald is killing it with a 3 wood. Dude is classic. Out.
Why is Mark Cuban the only rich guy we don't listen to!
No shit. Thanks.
Kurt Warner shows some (surprisingly) good moves here.
