Bill Burr | Good Movies With Awful Music

[@bonidle726]

Not all synthesiser soundtracks are bad. Tangerine Dream’s soundtrack to Michael Mann’s “Thief” (1981) is superb.

[@jaymcd8577]

I love synthesiser stuff, it's what made the 80s after all, you're wrong on this one Burr

[@leifjensen4314]

The whole risky business soundtrack is outstanding

[@lgnd-lm6ug]

Their soundtrack for Near Dark was great too

[@gordons-alive4940]

Blade Runner's soundtrack worked pretty well for that movie as well. Kind of strange and minimalist.

[@JimmyMon666]

Didn't Terminator have a lot of synth tracks? It worked for that movie imho. A traditional orchestra wouldn't have worked in my opinion.

[@LAPKMMEX]

I think The Great Gatsby (2013) fits this perfectly with shitty pop/ hip hop during the roaring 20s ruined the feel of the movie for me

[@bluetextonwhitebg]

one of the few movies i walked out of and was even petty enough to get a refund.

[@frankwuzhere4860]

I'd seen it once before and thought movie was okay. Went to re watch since I'm a big fan of Decaprio and had to switch it off as soon as that stupid song came on 🤮

[@xkukkzugerx]

THANK YOU!! Been trying to make this point to my friends for years and always felt I was alone with that opinion. Salute to you, good sir.

[@AntonXul]

Wait. I haven’t seen this movie. Is this for real?! Hip hop in a 1920s themed movie?! You got to be joking.

[@LAPKMMEX]

@AntonXul unfortunately not a joke. Go watch some of it

[@jackedkerouac4414]

The best music in Scarface is when he sees "The World is Yours" on the Goodyear blimp

[@carlosmontoya6894]

You´re a man of culture. That shit gives me chills every single time.

[@omarsuarez694]

and it read "Ice Cube's a pimp"

[@jackedkerouac4414]

@@omarsuarez694 lol nice

[@jimmydbags1070]

Tony’s theme 🤌🏻

[@gaba-goo3733]

Screw the music. Is the PICTURE GOOD 🔥

[@TChalla616]

I thought the Scarface soundtrack fit the movie perfectly.

[@josephblanchard6248]

Exactly. It captivated the whole essence of that particular time period.

[@someoneelse293]

I scrolled to the comments to say the exact same thing

[@crazyjoedavola5430]

It kinda did....it encapsulates that time period

[@darthnihiluz5305]

@Space Munky It's so bad they constantly repeat it on TV because nobody watches it.

[@bwill123]

@@darthnihiluz5305 Yup, people hate watch it so much they put up posters and make video games from it. Lol

[@jp3813]

5:45 To be clear, Young Guns (1988) was the one that had 80s rock music as the score. Young Guns 2 (1990) had an orchestral score by Alan Silvestri and the theme song "Blaze of Glory" by Jon Bon Jovi played at the end credits.

[@claybomb1064]

Best music was the the theme song to Beverly Hills Cop.

[@Yophillips3272]

I was thinking the same thing, that movie is lit 1 and 2.

[@yourhuckleberry6757]

Axel f .. All made by one dude with a keyboard

[@gloopgloopglorp]

Miami vice soundtrack inspired a genre - outrun

[@williamsaling9648]

While I agree that the music from the 80s was pretty corny, the Scores from 80s films like BHC were some of the best score of all time imo.

[@Bobba8590]

YES

[@drewwesely8853]

Wang Chung is awesome in that movie. He was going for a Miami Vice vibe and it works perfectly. It works because it places it in it's time. It's the sort of movie that is intentionally framing the story in the cultural zeitgeist of that period. Would you change the music in The Warriors or Colors to some kind of 60s soul music to make it more timeless? No, the music places you in the environment. This is why GTA Vice City or San Andreas would be ruined if you didn't have a lot of music from their respective eras. Bill just doesn't like synth music, he's stuck in the 70s. The reason that people haven't heard of To Live & Die In LA is because it wasn't a box office hit, it had a hard to understand plot and a downer ending. It didn't have stars in it who were major then or now. William Petersen was great in it and in Manhunter but he never broke out with a hit until the tv show CSI made him a star. Willem Dafoe hadn't done Platoon yet, so he wasn't a star. John Turturro has a small part in it, he was an unknown. So it got lost in the standard cop films of the 80s, many of which did have the routine classic rock on their soundtrack, and did it help them? No. Also, Bon Jovi's Blaze Of Glory is a much better song than Young Guns is a western. SHOT!! DOWN! IN A BLAZE OF GLOOOORY!

[@andrewknight4746]

Hate to disagree with Bill but Wang Chung did a great job on To Live And Die In LA. Great movie and great soundtrack.

[@FirnzauxBum]

Yeah, Bill just dislikes synth music or new wave in general. Ironically I like them but still a fan anyways 😅

[@cflo1386]

I agree with you, but there were better 80s songs DePalma could've used.

[@JimmyMon666]

Blaze of Glory is an awesome song. Bon Jovi nailed it.

[@70smusicfanatic34]

@@cflo1386DePalma??? Live and Die in LA was a William Friedkin( The Exorcist, French Connection) movie.

[@delinseurn]

2:34 the music portrayed Tony's emotions as he was on his way to see his mother, knowing that she definitely did not agree with his lifestyle decisions. It was fucking depressive and beautiful

[@temite80]

That's a good point! I'm not a fan of the 80s happy synth stuff either, but even that was of its time being superficial, artificial and full of coke. It was the inspiration for GTA Vice City.

[@mattbuergel8487]

I agree, Bill is on crack on this one.

[@granddillz]

Giorgio Moroder is dope did so many soundtracks these dudes way off

[@woiowoiow190]

Scarface soundtrack is actually one of the best soundtrack and most relevant to the scenes it portrays.

[@tobe1207]

The theme music was nostalgic, innocent and amazing. And "rush to the yayo is great. Strangers in the night

[@blondie9422]

PUSH IT TO THE LIMIT 🎶

[@JukemDrawles87]

There’s a special charm to these 80’s movies and their songs

[@crazyjoedavola5430]

There definitely is

[@XsigmaZ]

I agree :D

[@kaguth]

Yeah, I like it. Even if it's super cheesy, you need that music to feel like you're in the 80's.

[@damianplasencia2708]

not really just people who were teenagers during the 80s trying their hardest to prove they had good taste...which they didnt lol

[@KMcNally117]

"Young Guns was Breakfast Club with horses" -Bill Burr Now I definitely need to see Young Guns

[@Prophet_-jq1lv]

Young guns is an awesome fucking movie

[@crazyjoedavola5430]

It's a great movie...

[@BradyIsAfagInHeat]

Young guns was a great movie. But when I think of some of the plots it could be translated into the breakfast club. But, you could probably do that with most movies with a large starring cast.

[@Eltalstro]

Yes you do.

[@jpmnky]

He's right.

[@hector-sauvage]

80s music in an 80s film? Well I never!! The soundtrack for To live and die in LA fits it perfectly, it was made in 1985 ffs.

[@muddershmucker7374]

Amazing film. Never got the recognition it deserved. Friedkin's best imho.

[@lucaslorenz8580]

Just because it fits doesn't mean it's good music.

[@HybridCritter138]

​@@lucaslorenz8580 When has something that wasn't good fit anything?

[@dougcoombes8497]

Imagine that, them using 80s music for movies made in the 1980s, what were they thinking. And there were some great soundtracks using synth music. The Blade Runner soundtrack by Vangelis is amazing and Tangerine Dream's Thief soundtrack is also great.

[@hibob418]

Listen to Friedkin’s commentary track about the music. He met Jack Hues in England and asked him to send over finished Wang Chung songs and instrumental grooves that he then built scenes and entire set pieces around. He liked the style of the music as it was very distinctive at the time. The movie wasn’t post scored the way films are usually done. Dated? yeah. But it also locks the film into a particular place in time, for better or for worse. Same thing with the dance troupe featured in the film. Friedkin was always on the lookout for anything different and edgy to set his films apart. And it is a great film.

[@dalmatinka9084]

“Rush, rush give me yayo”

[@joepermenter7228]

Babuzz buzz buzz to the yayo.

[@jarnold3415]

That song was awful

[@doriang.r.e.y.1221]

Dance dance dance. Move to the music..

[@gustavoalmanza2673]

@@jarnold3415 VAMOS A BAILAR ESTA NOCHE

[@Jay-fx4tx]

​@@jarnold3415not if youre coked out of your skull lol

[@scottewing2031]

The soundtrack to To LIve and Die in LA - is one of the only 80's movie soundtracks I still listen to. It's - genius -

[@micahclawrence]

For real I listen to it to this day

[@roninmarketingproductions]

Same here man. That movie and soundtrack was brilliant

[@WyvernX_]

Wtf the scarface soundtrack is impeccable. It elevates that movie soooo much. Hell even gta 3 had a dedicated station exclusive to all those songs lmao

[@goonerinSP]

GTA vice city

[@Dank_Dank]

All those songs sounded like shitty parodies of 80s music

[@whobitmyname]

Let's not forget the Scarface PS2 game.

[@andrewgarratt1503]

Scarface soundtrack fit perfectly. That "fairytale" music fit for the particular scene. The violent parts of the movie had no music or music that fit for those scenes. Bills trying to hard to hate on it

[@jimmiebentley6608]

Great point my friend, And I agree

[@Herodollus]

He’s trying to make people laugh, this was on satellite

[@Redd_Fawkes]

No need to try . I hated it instantly ( the soundtrack ) when I saw it in theaters.

[@7Be]

Scarface's soundtrack is incredible, you're out of your mind.

[@MEZ92]

Really? "Im hot tonight, Im hot tonite oHwww" sythesiser plays* I disagree with Bill too but it was Hilarious

[@TheMarcuscamby13]

He’s a moron

[@recklessralphfromqueens8383]

Bill totally missed road with that one. American Psycho is the only soundtrack I’d put over Scarface.

[@ianh3307]

So true plus the push it to the limit montage was one of the best scenes of the entire movie

[@jackiprod.4810]

Exactly

[@LiverAndOnions69]

The cheap music in scarface always gave it more of an authentic feel in my opinion. They were all doing coke during production anyway they didnt give a damn Edit : I didn't realize the music sounds like that because it's the original music and scores from the 1932 version of scarface .

[@ThomasWilson4]

Method acting

[@mneugent7658]

Worst part of the movie. That music sucks. I don't care if it was written by my mom as she saved me from a shark. Its fucking awful.

[@bigdicknigga3746]

@@mneugent7658 it's just music what is the reason you would fuckin hate that shit so much

[@mneugent7658]

@@bigdicknigga3746 well first off, I don't "hate" it. That word gets thrown around too easily these days. The movie is brilliantly shot, well acted, kinda beautiful but the music is tinny and thin. Maybe some more low end and mid range woulda helped. I did recently hear that it was an homage to the original score, so that's kinda cool. But its like a crap paint job on a classic '69 Chevelle. It doesn't fit the rest of the build.

[@bigdicknigga3746]

@@mneugent7658 well the way you were describing it whether you were joking or not was pretty signifying of you hating it so I don't know what you're saying on that subject but uhh the rest is fair enough

[@PazzoLucas]

Billy boy do not trash Moroder. The man was the 80s. The film feels 80s and Brian De Palma is a great director! Come on man haha

[@quirkypurple]

Scarface soundtrack was excellent. Giorgio Moroder was the perfect choice. Giorgio Moroder was the king of Disco music production throughout the 70s. He produced/made the music for Donna Summer's "I Feel Love." So the world was familiar with his work and just a few years before he had done the Midnight Express soundtrack which people loved. The post-disco, synth wave of music was perfect. Debbie Harry singing on Giorgio Moroders production "Rush Rush get the yayo" was perfect. It's club music and that's what people were listening to in clubs and taking cocaine. It was just the soundtrack to film. It was a soundtrack of the times for a generation of 1980s excess. Similarly in Britain they new wave of synth music was massive in the early 80s as was cocaine and living in excess. Push It Too The Limit was a great track. It's got that excellent 80s cheese vibe. Another Giorgio Moroder banger!! It's perfectly sits well with drug excess of 80s Miami. Maybe people think the soundtrack is just a complication. It's not. It's Giorgio Moroder. Who is a legend in the music industry. GTA III radio station Flashback FM is compiled mostly of Scarface soundtrack. It's funny because the next game they made Vice City is a game based around cocaine Miami in the 80s and is a huge homage to Scarface. I think if you don't like the soundtrack, that's fair enough. If you think the soundtrack isn't suited, you are just wrong..its arguably the most suited soundtrack you'll find, and that you don't know much about music. And lots of soundtracks at the time were done in that synth style. Groups like Tangerine Dream did the sound track to Thief in 1981. This film score inspired GTA Vs score. And Tangerine Dream actually did an original score for GTA V.. That synth wave. It's come full circle. And tracks like Tony's Theme is excellent in that style. Billy Blue-Balls for a cigar, only knows about dad rock. Ok, I love Zeppelin, have all their albums and have listening to them for years. So I can get when Bill wants to play drums like Bonzo, because he's unique and probably the best drummer you can get. But to say the Scarface soundtrack isnt great is just being ignorant. It's like those rockers I drank with in dive bars years ago. It was metal or nothing..they claimed to be about music but knew nothing outside their lane but had strong opinions of music outside their lane.. it's narrow minded.

[@grimandbilly005]

Nah that Scarface soundtrack sounded like my retarded cousin playing with a Casio

[@samanthab1923]

Giorgio did Cat People, Midnight Express, & American Gigolo ❤

[@cessxiii]

The synth soundtrack of the first Terminator movie was exactly what that movie needed. It sounded both current for that time, and futuristic which suited the theme.

[@franjes9999]

"That's the difference between a good and a great director" Whoever said that isn't familiar with Brian De Palma who is an unquestionably great all time director

[@junghunt8645]

Naw

[@eljefe5536]

True

[@wendel5868]

Very questionable

[@natesprague3804]

Scarface is so overrated. Stop. It.

[@franjes9999]

@@natesprague3804 ok beyond scarface Dressed To Kill, Body Double, Blow Out, Carrie, The Untouchables, Carlitos Way

[@steventenney8797]

Nothing gets more 80s than a Stallone movie with a Robert tepper music montage scene

[@velocitor3792]

That, and the "Airwolf" theme, are the essence of the 80's.

[@jamesgomez753]

Yeah, but that's amazing music. Everyone knows it

[@Njbear7453]

Cobra montage scene !!

[@fjbxrplover]

Dude, try to top Stallone and Billy Dee Williams in Nighthawks with Brown Sugar blaring in the club

[@porflepopnecker4376]

Just as "The French Connection" was Friedkin's quintessential 70s cop film, "To Live And Die In L.A." is his quintessential 80s cop film. Hence, his choice of Wang Chung to score the film is perfect. Burr just doesn't get it.

[@UnkleKnuck]

Square Pegs lmao Bill has the most obscure tv show references ever dude

[@BradyIsAfagInHeat]

That's cause he's a 50 year old fuck but still can draw in young crowds

[@johola]

What are those FOOLS talking about... The Scarface soundtrack is fkn perfect

[@hector-sauvage]

So is To live and die in LA's soundtrack. These guys are morons.

[@kz1000ps]

They just don't appreciate the synth sound... it took years for me to come around on them and I totally understand it if some 50 year old dudes who listened to nothing but hair metal in those days still don't get the synth thing. PS I fucking love the Scarface music

[@mshef140]

Manhunter is a great 80s flick with music hard to overlook

[@UnkleKnuck]

underrated goodie

[@Njbear7453]

The music MAKES that film

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

Scarface music grows on you immensely, now Manhunter is a tough pill to swallow, music-wise.

[@harizotoh7]

I've noticed a theme where Bill likes films like Goodfellas and Scarface when they're about the rise of their characters, but he hates seeing their falls. I'm kind of the same thing. You identify with the character and roots for them, but then these films always include their downfalls.

[@alonzoorellana9597]

harizotoh7 because at the end of the day they aren’t supposed to be rooted for but watched as a cautionary tale in my own opinion

[@someoneelse293]

Bro I've watched the first half of those two movies many more times than I've watched the whole thing

[@harizotoh7]

@@someoneelse293 The fall of these characters is as important as their rise. Both are linked to cocaine usage as well.

[@WilliamJames48]

The Scarface music is a 80s time capsule that takes you back there everytime just like "The Terminator" & "Thief". It grows ominous and haunting as it also becomes more and more dated.

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

"Push it to the limit" was perfect for _Scarface_ as it symbolized the vapid cocaine high lifestyle of the early 80s.

[@FOWLR4NOW]

All I can do when I hear the Van Morrison version of 'Comfortably Numb' is think of Christopher flipping his SUV off the road w/ Tony in The Sopranos

[@AdamAus85]

Yeah that song from The Departed is like drunk dad music.

[@sainters7]

Haha yeah..that's the only song on this whole clip that I truly hated

[@lizardpeople]

All the music in The Departed was perfect

[@michaelbettisworth8938]

I love that song. To each his own I guess

[@schizvoid8774]

@@michaelbettisworth8938song is ass bro

[@gustavoalmanza2673]

The original is overrated as it is

[@119Agent]

I disagree -- I love the Scarface and To Live and Die in LA soundtracks. It really fits the mood of the crazy 80's.

[@kanaric]

If you lived it you wouldn't agree. This shit was like putting Young Thug in The Lighthouse. Nobody needs this neverending story music in a gangster movie.

[@119Agent]

@@kanaric If I lived what?

[@markpx]

The bad taste in Scarface on the clothes, music, etc. was entirely deliberate.

[@simonpenum]

Yeah, you can tell it was made AS a B-Movie

[@franjes9999]

I dont think they considered it "bad" but it was deliberately exaggerated and over the top to fit in with the mood of the whole film. Also on the soundtrack thing the only song I'd say is genuinely somewhat bad is the one where he goes to his mother's place and sees Gina. The rest of the music is great imo

[@ricomajestic]

​@@simonpenumMontana was an unsophisticated drug lord. A peasant who rose to the top and had no style.

[@WTFJOYA]

He's fucking crazy. For their time, this music was absolutely fitting to each film. Also Young Guns 1 and 2 are fantastic classics.

[@watchoutforsnak3s]

Wang Chung's score fit To Live in Die in LA fit perfectly. It fit the over the top quality of the movie so well. I love Bill Burr, but Giorgio Moroder's score is iconic. Of course the example they play is when he visits his mother. Brian de Palma said the studios asked if they could put a rap score over Scarface after it became so popular in the hip hop community. He laughed it off and said no way. Bill Burr is fucking awesome, and I was still laughing when he was trashing those scores.

[@davidram9511]

Scarface is excessive = coke/80s music (when tony trips out that score perfect) That’s the time

[@BobbyNewb]

Take It To The Limit is tiger-buying music.

[@VictoriaSobocki]

Push it to the limit

[@dannygreen592]

The soundtrack and score for Scarface was perfect the Hell is he talking about.

[@jamesoblivion]

Agreed on Scorsese using the cover of Comfortably Numb in The Departed. In general, his soundtracks are perfection, but that's the one time I can recall watching one of his movies in the theater and being like "Really?"

[@MorrowSind]

"Breakfast Club with horses..." lmao What's wrong with you, Bill?

[@josephblanchard6248]

Do you have all day?

[@paulfroelich1024]

Hilarious

[@ms.felonystrutter2472]

When you re running out of matireal and trying to be funny

[@stewartkee6115]

Young Guns 2 Blaze of Glory was a great soundtrack.

[@chisel83]

I love those old electronica soundtracks. Great example is Christine. Even "it follows" used electronica deliberately to give it that vibe.

[@samanthab1923]

chisel83 These a holes don't know what they're talking about.

[@delta-9969]

Good music is good music. The score from Terminator was fucking epic

[@Njbear7453]

So John Carpenter

[@damian108]

Damn, I love that Scarface montage :D

[@sign543]

The Breakfast Club works, because that film is a period piece, and although the message is timeless, part of the love for it is that it’s an 80s classic. The 80s music is part of the appeal of that particular film.

[@marcelcadiz8456]

Love you Bill Burr. But you've got this one wrong on Scarface. The soundtrack on this keeps me riveted!!

[@uzochiokeke4328]

"Push it to the limit" is a bad song but it's so iconic i can't hate it.

[@meshuggah24]

I love when South Park uses it for their montages. Epic every time.

[@jeffroberts5229]

Hey Bill, here's a Fun Fact: To Live & Die In LA had 80's music . . . because it was released in 1985

[@alphatrion100]

"The synthesizer music" fits 80's movies

[@Alex_Penjamin]

That outro is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen 😂🤣😂🤣

[@BradyIsAfagInHeat]

Revenge of the nerds. Check out the entire part from the per rallie. It's fucking great. Saw that movie like 40 times growing up. They actually show bush in it a few times.

[@TheHippieGunner]

When I was a kid, my dad told me the one movie I can’t see was Scarface. Then I was singing push it to the limit and was busted. That song is horrible but iconic.

[@c1audius]

I’ve always thought the montage in Scarface: Take it to the limit is cringe and awesome at the same time!

[@henmack30017]

The Scarface ST is an all time favorite

[@deebs12]

Gonna have to disagree with the Scarface bit. The music is great, and utilized well.

[@ShreeNation]

The Scarface soundtrack instantly hooked me to a movie that is not usually my cup of tea.

[@thezec]

“Choot dat piece of chit” XD

[@harizotoh7]

Bill is so wrong about Scarface! Giorgio Moroder's score is great. The track they play at 02:39 is Gina and Elvira's theme. I think that as a rock guy Bill just abhors synths and keyboards.

[@AlexanderKnollwood]

"I think that was the Scissors Sisters, actually "...WTF?!?!? 😂

[@Vaporvice84]

Would love to hear Bill's thoughts on "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" regarding the soundtrack. Movie is a classic, holds up well, doesn't feel dated at all EXCEPT for the music lol.

[@christyl43077]

that and uncke buck..maybe not as much but i can watch them both anytime.

[@treynoldsman1981]

Sir do you know how fast you were going? I'm afraid not our speedometer has melted

[@dparis2172]

Music in PT&A is great. Come on. 🙄 YOURE MESSING WITH THE WRONG GUY!!

[@Vaporvice84]

@dparis2172 Oh I LOVE the soundtrack cuz I'm an 80s music fanatic. However, I can't argue with anyone about how cheesy/dated it is lol.

[@timmni]

Ok, that song the caller pointed out in the Departed is truly terrible.

[@mitchellbirkhead9214]

So I guess you’re our new Allenpallen channel for bill burr mixed edits. You’re a good editor man, keep it up 👍

[@spookrockcity]

The car chase scene with the wang chung music was pretty awesome not gonna lie.

[@TheKeenRaptor]

see i actually love the soundtrack in scarface

[@nabiltarantino1202]

"I think it should've been an animated rat." 😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣

[@shotbro4998]

The greatest soundtracks of all time r from Sergio Leone X Ennio Morricone movies. Always bloody perfect and it makes all the powerful visuals even more (or less, if they intended to) intense and emotional

[@Redd_Fawkes]

Agreed. Thought the pairing of George Miller and Brian May for the 1st 2 Mad Max movies was excellent. The soundtracks after that went downhill.

[@MethosChannel]

Hamburger Hills 3rd act has aweful dramatic music when they are taking the hill.

[@Yophillips3272]

I like most of the 80's music. It's part of what made the movies good. Now most movies have that weird bass drop vrooommmm slow motion for no reason, I freakin hate that.

[@barry3045]

Sounds bad today , same way our music today will sound bizarre to people in 40 years

[@blaykerietman6965]

The soundtrack for Scarface is one of the main reasons I re-watch the movie.

[@Stoolie33]

To Live And Die In LA still has the best car chase I have ever seen.

[@AirKangLocker]

I wonder how these guys feel about miami vice's soundtracks

[@Ultrajamz]

I’ve seen who Bill marries, now knowing he doesn’t like synth, it all makes sense.

[@benjaminattwell1430]

Couldn’t disagree more. Must be a generational thing but I love those ethereal synths in 80’s movies.

[@lucabrasi8420]

Loving this channel. Been listening to /watching Bill for a few years now but never came across any of your clips.

[@rhomai]

I SO DISAGREE on the Scarface. In fact it is one of the best OSTs ever.

[@alexnejako777]

disagree on To Live and Die in LA

[@n_n_n_n_n_n]

To Live and Die in L.A. has an amazing soundtrack, and I wasn't even born when it came out. Fight me.

[@allthingsclassicrock]

Agreed, brilliant stuff. I have the album on pretty much every format, and listen to it often. I wish they would’ve included “Dance Hall days” as it is in one quick scene, but I understand why they didn’t.

[@jeffmoran6774]

Breakfast club with horses I lost it 😂😂😂

[@KevinToine]

I love the opening music. What's wrong with it?

[@cstevenson1234]

What movie is that last clip from? The one with the synth violin.

[@advanceromance2656]

Revenge of the Nerds

[@cstevenson1234]

@@advanceromance2656 Ah thank you

[@ThomasWilson4]

The reason why the departed had the rat up there, was to get a shot of that building that people considered to be the divide between the rich and the poor parts of Boston. The part where Matt Damon looks at when he's becoming a cop. It symbolizes that you made it also. So the combination of the two is to show the whole point of the movie. And how he was the rat that made it to the apartment overlooking the city and that specific spot.

[@russjohnstone2460]

Wahlberg left the rat as a message!

[@TheLockdownKidNYC]

The Running Man and Commando. Arnold's lesser movies fell victim to 80s synth a lot.

[@metalacop]

Wow you blew it on this one. The music in To Live and Die in LA Scarface and Descendants is the bomb and fit the movies perfectly.

[@Brordin1457]

I kinda see what they mean on scarface. I dont agree but the soundtrack that is in the opening is the best soundtrack of all time in my opinion

[@transmissionggb2820]

The guy is spot on about the version of the pink floyd song they chose to put into the departed the original version might of worked

[@bjonesehc]

The Ferrari/DB5 chase scene in Goldeneye is wretched. It sounds like music from an 80s company training video.

[@Itsjustmyselfsoitis]

Well The Departed is about Irish-Americans. The Van Morrisson cover was likely used because Van is from Ireland. But I agree, it's a shit cover.

[@ethanbradley2089]

No you're just wrong.

[@Itsjustmyselfsoitis]

@@ethanbradley2089 About what exactly? It is primarily about Irish American gangsters. Van Morrisson is Irish and the cover is shite. What did I get wrong, or are you just a ballroot?

[@miguelgonzalez6213]

Giorgio Moroder did "Scarface". Probably the most prolific dance music crossover to film soundtrack composers of the early 80s. Started off working with Donna Summer, but I think when he did that them for "Midnight Express", everyone and their mother wanted him, because it was all anyone remembered about that flick. At least Danny Elfman came from Punk/EDM/New Wave music (Oingo Boingo) but it turned out he was way more versatile than anyone could imagine.

[@dr.p.wellington3604]

Chief Wiggum clip (insert emperors new groove meme) 👌

[@botz77]

They used the entire Scarface soundtrack as one of the radio stations in Grand Theft Auto III.

[@dannytedford1896]

LMFAO I love Bill Burr. O'l freckles did it again lol. Hilarious.

[@threezysworld8089]

The worst thing I ever remember hearing was a song in Carrie where it shows her and her gym class exercising. I remember I couldn't stop laughing. It was a very horribly annoying synth song. We watched it in one of my high school classes and I remember leaning over to a friend and saying "this song is what insane people probably hear in their heads on a constant loop" to which he busted out laughing.

[@OKORADO]

Love bill when he talk about movies

[@travis_mitchell]

2:36 The Scarface music belongs at the end of an 80s fantasy movies about a kid going to a magical land, now having to say goodbye to his puppet friends he met along the way. Muppet Lion: *sniff* You’re going home Tommy. What’s wrong? Kid: My mom… we had a huge fight. I said I wouldn’t miss her. She’s probably happy I’m gone. Muppet Dragon: Of course she misses you. We all say things we wish we could take back, or wish we got to say when we had the chance. And The best time to make things right, is now. Go back to her. Tommy: But what about all of you? How will I find you? Muppet Dragon: Don’t you see? You didn’t come here to find us, You came to find yourself… Tommy: But…. You helped me find myself. Muppet Turtle: And you helped me crawl out of my shell, Tommy! Muppet Lion: Quiet, you’re ruining the moment! Muppet Dragon : … And that, Tommy Boy, Is why if you ever need us, you’ll never have to look any further, than your own heart. Tommy: Wait… my dad was the only one who called me Tommy Boy, but he died years ago…. Muppet Dragon: Like we said Tommy Boy, look no further than your Heart. And you’ll always find me. *flash of white, as Tommy wakes up unconscious on a basketball court, with his friends and family looking down at him with concern.*

[@2mifune]

No no no, sorry. The Scarface soundtrack fits perfectly. They just didn't get it.

[@j2times2006]

What's the song that plays at the end?

[@jobelthirty1294]

Ive never disliked synth music.

[@rockbay79]

I served in the U.S. Air Force from Feb 1982 - March 2002, 20 years Active Duty. I was stationed at Holliman AFB, New Mexico from Sep 1988 - June 1991. During this time-frame of my service, the movie Young Guns was filmed at near-by White Sands Missile Range. We drove out to the filming location on a "Safety/Wellness Check" but, we did not see any "Stars". Mostly, crew members. Some friends of mine, later met up with some of the Stars in the Movie downtown and had a few cool drinks and made some cool memories, I'm sure. They shared some cool stories. I was told by these same guys that Keifer Sutherland could party. At least, drink hard.