Yeah Night Shift is Love You Live!

Love Can't You Hear Me Knocking in Casino!
Monkey Man during Goodfellas coke scene is classic!

The guy who wrote the movie Moonlight Mile insisted on the song being in the film. They had to pay $1 million and they werent allowed to use it on the CD, but it was played during an important scene when the chick dances with the dude in the bar and that's the song they played off the jukebox.

CYHMK at the begining of Blow is definitely my favorite, but I'm looking forward to whatever Keith will be strumming in Pirates III, although it certainly wont be a Stones song.

John

the worst one must be in a schwarzenegger-movie-can`t remember the title- he plays satisfaction on his carstereo. in the mean time he`s driving around on an oilplant shooting around.

In 'Good fellas' there are some nice Let It Bleed moments ("Gimme Shelter", "Monkey Man" I think).

- Doxa

Jessica Stone climbing and showing her panties while STAR STAR is going....

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Mr Jimmy Wrote:
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> In Casino, with the famous scene with de niro, and
> joe pesci.
>
> De Niro: "Is this your pen?"
>
> Wiseguy: "Yes it is"
>
> De Niro: "Oh, well, its just that its a nice pen,
> i didnt want it to get lost or something..."
>
> Wiseguy: "Well thankyou, now why dont you take
> that pen, and shove it up your ass, you f*ckin'
> jack-off..."
>
> And pesci's character proceeds to stab the man in
> the neck with the pen, and all this is done to the
> soundtrack of 'long long while'.

I can't help but agree with you.

2000 Man from Bottle Rocket has already been stated, but it's worth repeating. As I recall, the song is treated with respect and I was completely surprised and delighted when I heard it. I don't think I've ever heard that song on the radio, so to hear in a film was a thrill.

J.J.Flash Wrote:
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> NightShift when Michael Keaton was driving around
> listening to YaYa's.
>
>
> or any Scorsese movie.

I think Keaton was listening to 'Love You Live'

CYHMK in 'casino'

-You got the Silver in Sabriski Point

a nice girl is driving very fast through the desert
and the camera is on a plane who's diving on the car

without taking something you're on trip the same
very 1969!

Glass Slide Wrote:
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> It has to be a Scorcese movie--he does a great job
> of working the band's music in.
>
> Gimmie Shelter twice now, right? Goodfellas and
> Departed.


Gimme Shelter was also in Casino.

In Casino there is a long sequence with the complete studio version of CYHMK. Think that would be my favourite scene containing music by the Stones.

Heart of Stone is also played in Casino

Goodfellas there is a snippet of Memo from Turner(the Ry Cooder version) near the end of the movie, when the Liotta character is being followed by a hellicopter

Easy.....try this from my new screenplay



EXT. BACK ALLY, MOVIE LOCATION SET – NIGHT

A movie crew, director (JACK WOO) and movie equipment are set up in an ally. The action follows Alex’s description.

ALEX (OS)
The scene starts with a LOW WIDE shot of an
ally in the dead of night. It’s drizzling and
the only street light working illuminates the
rain dripping down the rough brick walls of
the ally buildings and lays a shimmering track
like a moon beam down the broken pavement.
The opening licks of The Stones, Rough Justice
kick in creating tension as a cube van
appears at the end of the ally and manoeuvres
to back into the ally. As the backup lights
come on the song is shifting gears and the van
starts to back up, picking up speed as it heads
for the camera, then suddenly coming to an
abrupt stop as it’s about to fill the screen.

The music stops abruptly.

INT. BACK IN DINNER – NIGHT

Alex is using his arm to mimic the camera move from the wide angle to the overhead shot.



ALEX
As the lyrics kick in we cut to an overhead
view of the ally centred on the van.

EXT. BACK ALLY, MOVIE LOCATION SET – NIGHT

An OVERHEAD view of the ally centred on the van. The music starts again where it left off as the lyrics kick in.

ALEX (OS)
The front doors of the van swing open and two
masked men dressed in black rush to the back of
the van and swing open the cargo doors. We
CUT TO a WIDEANGLE shot looking into the back
of the van. Just as the lyrics get to “Am I
just one of your cocks” (says it over
soundtrack lyrics’)we see Denzel sitting inside
behind ‘a big gun’. I love the symbolism, big
gun, cock. The camera ZOOMS IN SLOWLY until it
is focussed on a waist up shot of Denzel.
There’s something in his eyes as he reaches up
and cocks the gun and anchors himself for the
fun. We CUT TO a LOW WIDE SHOT showing the
underside of the van where the two masked men
have taken cover behind the duel tires and are
braced for the anticipated fireworks. We CUT
BACK to Denzel just as his expression turns to
one of single-mindedness and he lets loose. The
soundtrack quietens as the screen erupts in a
MONTAGE of classic Jack Woo explosion shots
from a VARIETY OF ANGLES. The MONTAGE STOPS
with a WIDE SHOT. We can barely make out the
van in the cloud of dust. As the dust clears we
see more and more of the van and a massive hole
in the wall of the bank. The shot PANS to the
inside of the back of the van and ZOMMS IN on a
dusty and smiling Denzel removing his safety
goggles. End scene. You have to work that
Denzel smile in!

Not quite a movie, but fans of the Miami Vice TV series may remember "Miss You" being used in the very first scene of the pilot episode. The sound is playing from a boombox carried by two young thug types in NYC. Hilariously dated now, but it set the tone for that scene.

I really haven't seen many, but I do enjoy the "You Got the Silver" mini-sequence in "Zabrisky Point" (Antonioni).

I ran a search on IMDB...

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Alot of movies use stones song's, but not all( any-really ?) with scorcese's effectiveness.
Just my humble opinion of course. Gimme Shelter set's the whole tone for the Departed. Let's you know right away what this flick is all about!

Oh and it ( GS )is used very effectively in Layer Cake & it was just gonna be a filler track "The song that plays while XXXX and Morty drive to see Jimmy was intended to be a temporary track until something better was found, but the filmmakers liked it so much it remained in the final cut." (from imdb)

Apocalipse Now - Satisfaction , yes great moment , and Susie Q also...in a opentheatre with Playboy`s playmates....
Do you remember a story called "Story of Pop Music " from late 70`s /early 80`s? there was a part called "Hard Rock" with "Fanfares "from 77 European Tour", few times in this part and nothing more about Stones - it was exciting.....

Well most of the good ones have been mentioned. I liked SFM in V for Vendetta.

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ADAPTATION (2002)
Nicolas Cage, Meryl Streep
Wild Horses

ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING (1987)
Elisabeth Shue, Maia Brewton
Gimme Shelter

AIR AMERICA (1990)
Mel Gibson, Robert Downey Jr.
Gimme Shelter

ALFIE (2004)
Jude Law, Renée Taylor, Jane Krakowski, Jeff Harding
Old Habits Die Hard - Mick Jagger & David A. Stewart
Blind Leading the Blind - Mick Jagger & David A. Stewart
Let's Make It Up - Mick Jagger & David A. Stewart
Wicked Time - Performed by Joss Stone & Nadirah "Nadz" Seid
Additional Vocals by Mick Jagger
Lonely Without You (This Christmas) - Mick Jagger & Joss Stone
Blind Leading the Blind - Mick Jagger & David A. Stewart

ALIEN NATION (1988)
James Caan, Mandy Patinkin,Terence Stamp
Sympathy For The Devil (Performed by Jane's Addiction)

AMERICAN BEAUTY (1999)
Kevin Spacey,Annette Bening,Thora Birch
Use Me (Performed by Bill Withers)

ANGER MANAGEMENT (2003)
Jack Nicholson, Adam Sandler, Marisa Tomei
19th Nervous Breakdown
APOCALYPSE NOW (1979)
Marlon Brando, Robert Duvall
Satisfaction

ASSASSINS (1995)
Sylvester Stallone, Antonio Banderas
Like a Rolling Stone -

BASQUIAT (1996)
Jeffrey Wright, Michael Wincott, Benicio Del Toro
Nearness of You (Keith)
Waiting On A Friend
Beast Of Burden

BEAUTIFUL GIRLS (1996)
Matt Dillon, Uma Thurman
Fool To Cry
That's How Strong My Love Is (Performed by Roland Gift)

BIG CHILL, THE (1983)
Tom Berenger, Glenn Close, Jeff Goldblum, William Hurt, Kevin Kline
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Ain't Too Proud To Beg

BIG LEBOWSKI, THE (1998)
Jeff Bridges, John Goodman
Dead Flowers - Townes Van Zandt

BLOW (2001)
Johnny Depp, George Jung
Can't You Hear Me Knocking

BOTTLE ROCKET (1996)
Luke Wilson , Owen Wilson
2000 Man

BRUCE ALMIGHTY (2003)
Directed by Tom Shadyac
Jim Carey
God Gave Me Everything

CAMP (2003)
Directed by Todd Graff
Wild Horses (acoustic - performed by one of the actors)


CASINO (1995)
Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone
Satisfaction - Devo
Gimme Shelter
Sweet Virginia
Heart of Stone
Long, Long While
Can't You Hear Me Knocking

CHRISTINE (1983)
Directed by John Carpenter
Beast of Burden

COMING HOME (1978)
Jon Voight, Jane Fonda
Jumpin'Jack Flash
No Expectations
Out Of Time
Sympathy For The Devil

DEPARTED, THE (2006)
Leonardo Di Caprio, Jack Nicholson, Matt Damon
Gimme Shelter
Let It Loose

DEVIL'S ADVOCATE, THE (1997)
Keanu Reeves, Al Pacino
Paint It Black

FALLEN (1998)
Denzel Washington, John Goodman, Donald Sutherland
Time is on my side
Sympathy for the Devil

FAMILY MAN, THE (2000)
Nicolas Cage, Tea Leoni
Beast Of Burden

FAN, THE (1996)
Robert De Niro, Wesley Snipes
Sympathy For The Devil
Start Me Up
Gimme Shelter
Shattered


FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS (1998)
Johnny Depp, Benicio Del Toro
Jumping Jack Flash

FEAR OF FEAR (1975)
Directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder.
We Love You

FLASHBACK (1990)
Dennis Hopper/Keifer Sutherland
All Down The Line


FLEETING ACQUAINTIS - Germany, 1982
Going Home

FULL METAL JACKET (1987)
Matthew Modine , Adam Baldwin , Vincent D'Onofrio
Paint It, black

GOODFELLAS (1990)
Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta, Joe Pesci
Gimme Shelter
Monkey Man
Memo From Turner

HIGH RISK (1981)
James Brolin, Cleavon Little, Bruce Davison, Chick Vennera, Anthony Quinn, James Coburn
Satisfaction

HOPE FLOATS (1998)
Sandra Bullock,Harry Connick,Jr.Gena Rowlands
Honest I Do

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (1994)
Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt
Sympathy For The Devil (Performed by Guns N' Roses)

JERICHO MILE, THE (1979)
Directed by Michael Mann
Peter Strauss
Sympathy For The Devil
No Expectations
(instrumental versions)


JERRY MAGUIRE (1996)
Tom Cruise, Cuba Gooding Jr.
Bitch

JUMPIN' JACK FLASH (1986)
Whoopi Goldberg, Stephen Collins, John Wood
Jumpin' Jack Flash (performed by The Rolling Stones)
Jumpin' Jack Flash (performed by Aretha Franklin)K FLASH

LIFE OR SOMETHING LIKE IT (2002)
Angelina Jolie, Ed Burns
Satisfaction

MEAN STREETS (1973)
Robert De Niro, Harvey Keitel
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Tell Me

MELVIN AND HOWARD (1980)
Paul Le Mat, Jason Robards, Mary Steenburgen
Satisfaction


MICHAEL (1996)
John Travolta, Andie MacDowell, William Hurt
The Spider and the Fly - Kenny Wayne Shepherd

NIGHT SHIFT (1982)
Henry Winkler, Michael Keaton
Jumpin' Jack Flash (Live)

PRÊT-À-PORTER (1994)
Sophia Loren, Marcello Mastroianni, Julia Roberts, Tim Robbins, Kim Basinger, Stephen Rea, Lauren Bacall, Anouk Aimée
Jump On Top Of Me

RAW DEAL (1986)
Arnold Schwarzenegger, Kathryn Harrold, Darren McGavin
Satisfaction

RED PLANET (2000)
Val Kilmer, Benjamin Bratt, Terence Stamp
One of the characters repeatedly speaks/sings
19th Nervous Breakdown

REPLACEMENTS, THE (2000)
Keanu Reeves, Gene Hackman
Moon Is Up
You've Got me Rocking
Blinded by Rainbows

ROYAL TENEMBAUMS, THE (2001)
Gene Hackman, Anjelica Huston, Ben Stiller, Gwyneth Paltrow
She Smiled Sweetly
Ruby Tuesday

RUSHMORE (1998)
Jason Schwartzman, Bill Murray
I Am Waiting
Ooh La La (written by Ron Wood and Ron Lane) - The Faces

RUTHLESS PEOPLE (1986)
Danny DeVito, Bette Midler
Ruthless People Theme Song - Mick Jagger

SATISFACTION (1988)
Justine Bateman, Liam Neeson
Satisfaction - performed by Justine Bateman

SGT. BILKO (1996)
Steve Martin, Dan Aykroyd
Let's Work - Mick Jagger

SHUT UP AND DIE LIKE AN AVIATOR
Dead Flowers

SMALL CIRCLE OF FRIENDS, A (1980)
Brad Davis, Karen Allen, Jameson Parker
Street Fighting Man

SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL (1987)
Eric Stoltz, Mary Stuart Masterson, Lea Thompson
Miss Amanda Jones - The March Violets
Miss Amanda Jones - The Rolling Stones

STIR OF ECHOES (1999)
Kevin Bacon, Kathryn Erbe
Paint It Black - Gob

SUZI Q (1999) (TV)
Carice van Houten, Roeland Fernhout, Linda van Dyck
Mona
Suzi Q
Walking The Dog


TIME AFTER TIME (1979)
Malcom McDowell
Time Waits For No One

UP IN SMOKE (1978)
Cheech Marin, Tommy Chong
Star Star

VANILLA SKY (2001)
Tom Cruise, Penelope Cruz, Cameron Diaz
Heaven

VINYL (1965)
Directed by Andy Warhol
The Last Time

WAR, THE (1994)
Elijah Wood, Kevin Costner
Gimme Shelter

WAY OF THE GUN (2000)
James Caan, Benicio Del Toro, Taye Diggs
Rocks Off
Rip This Joint

ZABRISKIE POINT (1970)
Mark Frechette, Daria Halprin
You Got The Silver

Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings



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chelskeith Wrote:
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> The guy who wrote the movie Moonlight Mile
> insisted on the song being in the film. They had
> to pay $1 million and they werent allowed to use
> it on the CD, but it was played during an
> important scene when the chick dances with the
> dude in the bar and that's the song they played
> off the jukebox.
>

Jake Gyllenhaal is dancing with a much younger-looking Ellen Pompeo, now famous as the lead on "Grey's Anatomy."

"Moonlight Mile" does, in fact, appear on the soundtrack to the film. God, I hope the Stones didn't really stick them for a $1 million for using an amazing tune that needed exposure...

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Meanwhile, a cool use of an ultra-forgotten Stones tune in a bad, bad movie comes in Cameron Crowe's "Vanilla Sky." There's an aerial shot of Tom Cruise's car on the FDR Drive in Manhattan as "Heaven" blares on the soundtrack.

I think it was love you live.

Long Long While , I Casino!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Goin' Home during the sizzlin'...never ending work-out
in the Australian back-room porno classic Long Chain Charlie.....



ROCKMAN

IN the movie Night Shift with Henry Winkler and Michael Keaton, Keaton who was playing a pimp was singing a Stones song while I think he was driving a herse full of hookers....Something like that

CYHMK......What a F'ing opening...to a great F'ing song. Man I love that sh%t!!

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that says JJF from Brussels is in the movie..cant be right!?

TV, not film

The Sopranos
Season 3 (?) last episode
"Thru and Thru"

No STONED in STONED....

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schillid Wrote:
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> TV, not film
>
> The Sopranos
> Season 3 (?) last episode
> "Thru and Thru"


It was in the last episode of season 2.
They have also used Undercover Of The Night, Moonlight Mile, Make No Mistake (live version) and The Faces' Bad 'n Ruin.



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jepp, I think the best one is CAN'T YOU HEAR ME KNOCKING in Blow: I love this scene!