I don't know if this subject has ever been posted but I've quietly cheered whenever I go to the movie show and they play a Stones song . My favorite one being " The Royal Tannenbaums " and Miss Amanda Jones .When they are spinning the record player inside the makeshift tent . Theres plenty of them so let it loose .

You got the silver, dont remember name of movie?

Can't You Hear Me Knocking at the beginning of Blow.

Greetings from the Jersey Shore.

This is my first post! Anyways I would say You "Can't always get what you want" from the movie Big Chill.

Time Is On My Side... in Fallen (with Denzel Washington)... thrilling how that song is used in that movie!

Can't You Hear Me Knocking during the chase scene through a burning Marijuana plantation in Without A Paddle.

Gimme Shelter in Goodfellas, or was it Casino? Or both?

JJF IN MEAN STREETS

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You got the silver, dont remember name of movie?

Shine A Light...

..Let it Loose....The Departed

Gimme Shelter live in Scorsese's Casino and Beast Of Burden in Carpenter's Christine.

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You got the silver, dont remember name of movie?

Shine A Light...

Zabriskie Point (spare yourself the bother of seeing it - utter pants)

How about Monkey Man when the helicopters are circling overhead in Goodfellas?

Pretty much anything Scorsese did with their music in his films (Shine a Light excepted!).

Welcome, 2000man2000, glad to have you here. I hope this will be the first of many posts. By the way, now that you're here, do you think Mick Taylor is better than Ronnie? Just kidding!!!

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This is my first post! Anyways I would say You "Can't always get what you want" from the movie Big Chill.

Hi, and welcome, 2000man. I must agree, those were some great movie moments, right there.

I also liked CYHMK in Casino and GS in The Departed.

Gimme Shelter in Gimme Shelter.

No contest. "Jumping Jack Flash" in Scorcese's Mean Streets.

Charlie (Harvey Keitel), watches glumly as a drunken Johnny Boy (Robert DeNiro) sweeps into Tony's bar with two Village babes on his arms.

Charlie: "Thank you, Lord, for opening my eyes. You talk about penance and you send this through the door. Well we play by your rules, don't we."

Cue in Keef's opening guitar riff to JJF






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>> " The Royal Tannenbaums " and Miss Amanda Jones <<

it's She Smiled Sweetly in that film, isn't it? and Ruby Tuesday

Keith's Nearness of You in Basquiat is a beautiful surprise

"Comming Home" is my favorit, lots of Stones music, and the best is: "Out of Time"

Starman (Jeff Bridges)

Starts off with a bit of classical and then (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction comes in - a great space scene with the spacecraft coming into earth's orbit

Cheers

Apocalypse Now: Satisfaction on "Clean's" radio while Lance skis up the river.

The coked up helicopter/car scene in goodfellas with the medley of "Gimme Shelter" / "Monkey Man" / "Memo From Turner".

My favorite Film ever with an amazing Soundtrack to match.

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Keith's Nearness of You in Basquiat is a beautiful surprise

Yeh, forgot about that one. That gets my vote for number one.

Street Fighting Man in "Fanastic Mister Fox"

let's spend the night together in "radio rock revolution"

More likely a Mick song - Ruthless People.

Moon light Mile........can'y remember the movie though.

Must say that the Tannenbaums Miss Amanda Jones was great

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The coked up helicopter/car scene in goodfellas with the medley of "Gimme Shelter" / "Monkey Man" / "Memo From Turner".

My favorite Film ever with an amazing Soundtrack to match.

Have to agree with this. I haven't seen the movie in a few years now, but isn't there some Muddy Waters mixed in there too. Pretty excellent.

I don't know why I put Miss Amanda Jones for The Royal Tannenbaums . Thank you ssssoul for the correction .

I saw the new Ben Affleck movie titled ARGO tonight (about the American Embassy hostages in Iran) and a bit of Little T&A plays near the beginning.