Too many great ones to find a consensus I’m sure, but let’s give it a try.
I’ll go first…
Eye of the Tiger
I’ll go first…
Eye of the Tiger
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Greatest Movie Theme Song Ever
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First that came to my mind was Mrs. Robinson from The graduate.
The Schindler’s List theme is John Williams’ best work.
His most fun piece is the March from Raiders.
His most fun piece is the March from Raiders.
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Not sure if this is considered the "opening theme", but I do believe it's the best song in any movie I've ever heard.
I was going to say, just pick something from Ennio Morricone.
The Dunbar Theme? Excellent.
This one probably sold the most records by far...
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The Way We Were (song) - Wikipedia
I hope that’s a joke.This one probably sold the most records by far...
The Way We Were (song) - Wikipedia
White Christmas
I Will Always Love You
My Heart Will Go On
Hell, the theme from Robin hood: Prince of Thieves outsold it 7-to-1.
I am not sure where to begin, there are so many!
From Breakfast at Tiffany's
From Breakfast at Tiffany's
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White Christmas is the best-selling record of all time. Forgot that was also the theme song for a movie.
The others you mentioned? Meh.
maybe not be the greatest but pretty good plus shows a attractive middleaged couple going at it enthusiastically which i suppose could make this the greatest
Bad ass soundtrack. I used to listen to this one before ball games.
As a kid..I liked Queen's work for "Flash Gordon.."
"Halloween" theme song by John Carpenter
"Halloween" theme song by John Carpenter
How is Vision Quest’s “Lunatic Fringe” not mentioned yet? This is an Iowa board.
Streisand's version of this song is incomparable - truly a classic! My second choice is "Lara's Theme" from Dr. Zhivago.This one probably sold the most records by far...
The Way We Were (song) - Wikipedia
I don't know if this would be the "theme song", but it is a great intro.
Repo Man by Iggy, great movie, fantastic soundtrack
I LOVED that soundtrack as an 8th grader. I wore that cassette out.
