The Ten Best Movie Songs of All Time

good song has the potential to make or break a film. Some songs can save a bad movie and make a good film even better. Then there are certain songs that are so memorable that it's impossible to get them out of your head and srca.Sljedeći our list of top ten movie songs of all time. Many of these have won an Oscar and won a Grammy, but we are confident that our inclusion on the list will be their biggest success yet.

"Over the Rainbow" - The Wizard of Oz (1939 ): Few movie songs of the past or present, can occur "during long. "Author E.Y. Harburg and Harold Arlen, and performed by Judy Garland, this song has caught us in the hopes and ideals, and he made us forget all about the wicked witch Zapada.Pjesma Garland allowed to connect to it on the scale of stars, "Over the Rainbow" is clearly stated, mother of all movie songs, or at least aunt Em.

"if you want business as usual" - Pinocchio (1940) : Is it just me, or Jiminy Cricket so cute when he sings that you want to throw away every bottle of insect spray sitting under the kitchen sink. "When you want after the Star" not only won an Oscar - thanks to the talents of Ned Washington, Leigh Harline, and Cliff Edwards - but she also became the anthem of Disney over the past seven decades

"great hope" - hole in the head (1959) : So apparently, Frank Sinatra can sing. Bellowing from the tune written by Jimmy Van Heusen and Sammy Cahn, Sinatra found himself with a "great hope" ... high in the sky apple pie nade.Pjesma which was a hit, it turns out his hopes were high for a reason.

"Moon River" - Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961) : The song that helped make the Breakfast at Tiffany's is one of the most memorable films of all time, "Moon River" was written by Johnny Mercer and Henry Mancini. Legend has it that the executive wanted to remove the song from the movie, but Audrey Hepburn fought to keep it in. In the executive proved victorious, he might just be the moon above the river without a paddle. This is one of only a few songs that they have received the Oscar for best song (in 1961) and a Grammy for song of the year (in 1962 ).

"Edelweiss" - Sound of Music (1965) by the duo who just might have known a thing or two about music (Rodgers and Hammerstein), "Edelweiss", was Sound of Music song that was a backseat to more popular tunes such as "No-Re-Mi" and "My Favorite Things. "However, the performance of songs, its metaphorical quality, and the fact that it was the last Oscar Hammerstein II ever wrote, one of the most memorable moments of the movie.

"New York, New York" - New York, New York (1977) : a song that is all we want be part of it, "New York New York" was first performed in the title of Liza Minelli. But Frank Sinatra was the one who really made the tune famous, seemingly adopting as one of his song themes. Nevertheless, our favorite performance of "New York, New York" is showcased in the Gremlins 2 , when he passionately sang a group of mischievous little creatures.

"The Feeling" - Flashdance (1983) : songs and movies that we all want to get the boogie "the Feeling" is a tune that many of us probably find yourself doing that in the mid-eighties. Written by Giorgio Moroder, Keith Forsey and Irene Cara, who also provided the vocals, "The Feeling" helped Flashdance do for torn sweatshirts what Bill Clinton administration did for the Gap dress.

"Let the River Run" - Working Girl (1988) Working Girl is a film about a small man (in this case the little man is Melanie Griffith), who finished first mjestu.Film that makes us want to mean and deceiving Sigourney Weaver would have gotten eaten by aliens, one of the most striking things about Working Girl Carly Simon's rendition of "Let the river Run." it's inspiring, it was enlightening, and it is worthy of winning an Oscar.

"Under the Sea" - Little Mermaid (1989) : songs performed by Samuel Wright and written by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman "under the Sea" is one of the best songs ever to get out of hand films, eh .... flippers down. It's fun, it's clever, it is detailed, and it makes us second guess when we go to Red Lobster.

"Seasons of Love" - rental (2005) : Ok, so it's not completely crazy that the Broadway musical on film will have a few good songs. rental , residential Jonathan Larsen's memorable songs, did not disappoint. But one song stood out from the rest: "Seasons of Love." We like it so much that we listen to it 525,600 times.