77 Most Unforgettable Movie Songs (44-40)
44.
Stealers Wheel, 'Stuck in the Middle With You' ('Reservoir Dogs,' 1992)
Throughout 'Reservoir Dogs,' a ton of obscure gems get played on "K-Billy's Super Sounds of the '70s," but none compared to this "Dylanesque pop bubblegum favorite," to which a psychotic Mr. Blonde slices the ear off a hostage cop. Bloody hell! -- JPListen to 'Stuck in the Middle With You'
43.
Mary J. Blige, 'Not Gon' Cry' ('Waiting to Exhale,' 1995)Babyface penned this veritable cuss-out session in honor of unappreciated women everywhere. In the film, Angela Basset taught us Rule No. 1 of '90s' feminism: Don't burn your bra when you can torch his Mercedes instead. Word to Left Eye! -- Donya Blaze
42.
Joe Cocker, 'You Can Leave Your Hat On' ('9 1/2 Weeks,' 1986)Tom Jones' version of this sexy hit also soundtracked the striptease finale of 'The Full Monty.' It was a toss up, but we though you'd rather see Kim Basinger take it off rather than a bunch of flabby, 40-something Brits. You're welcome. -- MTC
41.
Aerosmith, 'Don't Wanna Miss a Thing' ('Armageddon,' 1998)The cosmic romance between Ben Affleck and Liv Tyler required a love song equally as epic. But the fact that the producers hired Liv's own father to make her face-sucking music is kinda suspect, dontcha think? -- JP
40.
Yello, 'Oh Yeah' ('The Secret of My Success,' 1987)Switzerland's Yello was never a household name, but this bizarre slice of Swiss cheese did get booked for every teen comedy of the mid-to-late '80s. In this case, their signature song pops up when Michael J. Fox is seduced by a sultry older woman...who turns out to be his Aunt Vera. Ew! -- JP
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