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That song is one of my favorites on that album too. It is an excellent piece, & I’m not a big fan of rap period. But my other big one on there is Seal’s cover of “Fly Like An Eagle”. As for the list, I like Empire Records personally, & yeah the soundtrack is fun.
I’d also add Watchmen to the list. Not a great movie, but that soundtrack is amazing.

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Brian Smith said on October 17th, 2013 at 5:23 pm

For much the same reasons, I unabashedly love Outkast’s “Land of a Million Drums” from the “Scooby-Doo” soundtrack. Heck, Big Boi specifically has the line “I pick up the mic and rock it while I’m sober for the rated G exposure.”

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RobotKeaton said on October 17th, 2013 at 5:39 pm

I really wanna see a remake of Space Jam with Rappers instead of basketball players. And just as in the original, Bill Murray comes in at the end a spits a sweet 16. Call it Def Space Jam

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Aussiesmurf said on October 17th, 2013 at 6:39 pm

The article is ridiculous, because the point is really “Movies I didn’t like which have mega-selling soundtracks / singles from the movie”.

I mean, not even Madonna fans hold out “I Remember” as one of her masterpieces.

If we were going to talk forgotten movies vs. well-thought-of soundtracks I’d mention things like :

Judgement Night
Flash Gordon (1980)
The Chocolate War (Soundtrack – Yazoo, Peter Gabriel, Kate Bush etc etc)
Last Action Hero

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Niel Jacoby said on October 17th, 2013 at 6:39 pm

Slam Jam is also amazing.

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Heksefatter said on October 17th, 2013 at 6:55 pm

Cracked’s listicles have been ****tarded recently. Generally their content has been declining in quality in recent years. Heck, there was a time when I genuinely LIKED most of their photoplastries.

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hah. Alot of movies with Black leads throughout the nineties had incredible soundtracks. Not surprising when you realize that this decade and some change were the golden years for Hip/HopRap and RnB. Movies like Above the Rim, Boomerang, Eddie Murphys Nutty Professor films and Dr. Doolittle remakes (shit a lot of Eddie Murphy films period), Sunset Park, Waiting to Exhale, Soul Food, Men In Black, Bad Boys, John Singletons Boyz In The Hood and Poetic Justice…..My parents owned so many of these and I could go on for days….*sighs* good times

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I liked Space Jam

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Reynaldo Kamal Cruz said on October 18th, 2013 at 1:14 pm

Busta’s best guest spot is from Space Jam? Really?

“Scenario” is a thing that exists, dontchaknow.

Sorry, had to say that in a condescending voice, this being the internet and all.

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MGK was said it was METHOD MAN’s best guest spot, Reynaldo Kamal Cruz. “Scenario” is pretty damn good.

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Who got Bugs Bunny money I give you some time to get more carrots every time I rhyme. Can a mouse write this? Does he have long furry ears like this? Can he make hits like this? No, it’s like Jordan at the plate, you’re likely to miss.

I can’t prove it. But I just said that from memory. Be jealous.

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