Like some of you have posted already Taratino is really great with marrying scenes with music.




I tried to find the scene where this song was played but I wasn't having much luck


I love when across 110th street is used in movies it was also used very well in American Gangster.

I think the more memorable one in Pulp Fiction is:

A magical Italian tandem: Sergio Leone (director) and Ennio Morricone (composer). Spaghetti westerns could be briefly defined as "like an Ingmar Bergman's movie, but dirty".

Joking aside, this scene is simply wonderful:

meh it's more memorable to you but to me the dancing scene is pretty damn memorable.

This was playing in 127 hours when James Franco was desperately trying to free himself from under the rock. It was really memorable for me for some reason. Don't have a video of the scene though.

He wasn't doing this **** in Quantum Leap.

Here's a couple of my favorites off the top of my head. Really romantic, nostalgic pieces that work perfectly for the movie.

^I love the whole Royal Tenenbaums soundtrack. Even without the movie it's still a great collection of music.

Definitely. In fact, all of Wes Anderson movies have excellent soundtracks. He really knows how to pick music for his films.

A few more: