I am a bit of an audiophile, and I hate the digital revolution. I love buying albums, and with all the music going digital (or being sold of iTunes cards) I can't do that anymore. What makes me more mad though is that movie studios have, to be blunt, not been producing great music for their movies in the last several years. Sure you've still got good scores as well as the occasional good ending song that no one hears because they're trying to get out of the theater, but rarely do we have great songs that outlive the movies they appear in. If you need proof, just look up all the songs that won the Best Song Oscar in the last several years. Yeah, not a great lineup huh? Well, as a little bit of fun, let's look at some of the songs that have survived the test of time, and maybe even became more memorable then the movies themselves:
St. Elmo's Fire
Dirty Dancing
Love Story
Top Gun
Flashdance
Beaches
Mannequin
Philidelphia
007: Live and Let Die
Toy Story 2
Karate Kid Part II
There's more I'm missing for sure, but maybe we'll save those for next time.
You've found yet another blog dedicated to predicting the Academy Awards (AKA: The Oscars). This is probably the most stupid and pointless game people play on the internet, seeing as how the Oscars aren't science and there are no rules, just guesses. Playing the Oscar prediction game is like playing roulette without being able to see the numbers, and you always end up looking like a fool at least once for predicting something that was just a bunch of hot air. But what the heck, it's also a lot of fun trying to predict nominations and wins off information that has nothing to do with anything. As with most Oscar sites I have my list of potential nominees on the right. Unlike many sites though, a guess won't appear until the movie has been released, otherwise I feed a hype machine that may have little merit to it. Anyway, hope you enjoy the blog.
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