...but arnt.

Stinkfist by Tool should be on the Mallrats soundtrack, always reminds me of the "stink-palm".

any others? not necissarily for the mallrats soundtrack. the funnier the better!

Can't think of any funny songs. Do they have to be funny? I think all the songs on The Bangles A Different Light album. I'd like to see a musical of Bangles songs actually like Mama Mia. Not very funny I'm afraid- sorry.

Shania Twain - Man I Feel Like A Woman on the soundtrack for The Crying Game, would have fitted the overall feel of the film like a glove!

see, sir juke gets it...good on yer!

mmm? Whats your flava by Craig David in Silence
of The lambs although Hannibal Lecter would
have to sing it. "Whats your flava,Clarice.
Tell me whats your flava".

lol, that would be both funny and creepy. these are good, keep em coming!

I believe the correct abbreviation is LMFAO at Hannibal Lector body-poppin and boppin whilst singing that!
Great suggestion!

'oops i did it again' should be in 'dahmer'.

'i just can't get you out of my head' - a beautiful mind...

Some completely daft suggestions;

Zulu - Two Tribes by Frankie goes to Hollywood
Cat People - 'Wild Thing'
Alien - Breakout by the foo fighters

how about "where is my mind" by the pixies in full metal jacket. the answer: splattered all over the wall!

For the Mr & Mrs Smith soundtrack, how about the Prodigy's 'Smack My Bitch Up'?

The Beatles 'You've Got To hide Your love Away' could have featured in The Woodsman.

'A Rush of Blood to the Head' by Coldplay for Scanners?

"The lost art of keeping a secret" by Queens of the stone age....not sure what film but it has sound track potential.

Pinhead in Hellraiser singing "I come from a land down under" by Men at Work.

Helena Bonham Carter in Planet of The Apes singing "Ooh-ooh-ooh. I wanna be like you-ooh-ooh" while dancing like king louie

Also Freddy Kreuger should dance like John Travolta to "Night Fever".

Norman Bates could sing "Bohemian Rhapsody",
"Mamma. Just killed a man" then his mother
could appear in his head like in the queen video singing "Bismillah! We will not let you go". While he sings "Let me go".

One of the finest moments in 'Q The Winged Serpent' (not featuring Q) is Michael Moriarty singing '(Go Away)Evil Dreams', the song is hilarious and doesn't feature on the soundtrack CD. I found a copy of it on eBay and was over the moon (it's very very rare), when it arrived I was gutted to find Evil Dreams wasn't on it.

Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life should be on Schindler's List. Man, the way they portrayed the war made it seem like a big pain. I mean, come on!

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Originally posted by plan9:
...but arnt.

Stinkfist by Tool should be on the Mallrats soundtrack, always reminds me of the "stink-palm".

any others? not necissarily for the mallrats soundtrack. the funnier the better!

Rammstein-Moscow,should be in a Bourne Identity type car chase scene.

Visage-Fade to grey,should be in a Mission Impossible 1 style begginning..foggy European town/village with cobbled streets.

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Originally posted by droopiefunkbubble:
"The lost art of keeping a secret" by Queens of the stone age....not sure what film but it has sound track potential.

Many of their songs would be excellent soundtracks.

In Bride of Chucky. Chucky could sing Living Doll by Cliff Richard.

Also "Always Look on the Bright side of Life"
or "Bright Side of the Road" by Van Morrison would be good avice to a young Annakin Sky Walker about steering clear of The Dark Side
of the Force.

Always thought that Tim Burton missed a trick by not having Jack Nicholson sing
"The Joker" by the Steve Miller Band.

"pink triangle" by Weezer should be on the chasing amy soundtrack...it always seemed that it was written about that film (even though i the song predates it! :S)