77 Most Unforgettable Movie Songs (66-61)
66.
Roxette, 'It Must've Been Love' ('Pretty Woman,' 1990)
It's unfathomable that a broke-ass prostitute would turn down a free penthouse and spending account from a John, but somehow, Julia Roberts made it believable, with the help of a cheesy little Roxette tune. -- KDListen to 'It Must've Been Love'
65.
Air, 'Playground Love' ('The Virgin Suicides,' 1999)Sofia Coppola proves time and time again that her biggest asset (besides her last name) is her impeccable taste in tunes. Props to her for pegging Air to compose the atmospheric score for her directorial debut, which resulted in this downbeat beauty. -- MTC
64.
Audrey Hepburn, 'Moon River' ('Breakfast At Tiffany's,' 1961)This Johnny Mercer and Henry Mancini composition, written specifically to fit Audrey Hepburn's limited vocal range, won the 1961 Best Song Oscar. Oddly, no one thought to put out Hepburn's original version until after her death in 1993. -- JP
63.
Tina Turner, 'We Don't Need Another Hero' ('Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome,' 1985)Riding high on her early-'80s comeback, Tina got cast as Mel Gibson's silver-haired nemesis in the 'Mad Max' sequel and recorded this bombastic ballad about a better life beyond the Thunderdome. -- MTC
62.
Katrina & the Waves, 'Walking on Sunshine' ('High Fidelity,' 2000)
From 'The Secret of My Success' to 'American Psycho,' 'Walking on Sunshine' has become one of cinema's most reliable guilty pleasures. Its diabetes-inducing sweetness made it the perfect opening track for Jack Black's so-lame-it's-cool "Monday Morning Mixtape" in High Fidelity. -- JP
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