So, Every movie ever is throwing music over the top of it, right?

It just makes movies work better to have... Every movie ever is throwing music over the top of it, right?

Because it just makes movies work better to have

orchestral stuff.

But a lot of times you get the pop songs that go over the top.

Sometimes they're just thrown on there,

and they're kind of thoughtless.

But every now and then, right, you see one of these where you make the connection,

you go, oh, look what's happening in the scene, and look what they're doing with the music. I don't know what movie this is, maybe Suicide Squad, something with Harley Quinn.

But I can picture, I'm just a girl by no doubt over sequence with a couple of female heroes or

villains or something like guns and explosions and things around them I don't know maybe

I'm just making up a scene. What's a better

example? I just saw a fall guy and is it the yeah it's a Taylor Swift song it's a

super long Taylor Swift song. It's the

N. da da da da da da.

I remember it all too well. All too well. It's the all too well song.

The one's like 15 minutes long where I think she's complaining about breaking up with

Jake Jillin Hall. Do we know that? I don't know if that's confirmed. Maybe that's just a

rumor I heard. I don't know a lot about these things. What I know is that movie

I should have started with this example this is better I like where

this is shaping up this is going in the right direction there's a scene in that movie

where Ryan Goslin's real sad about losing his girl and so he's sitting in a car by himself and that all too well song by Taylor Swift is playing and he's in there crying and singing along and you go okay I get it like the perfect the soundtrack makes that work because it's ridiculous and absurd for a tough guy like that who might fall from a tall building or roll a brand new car to be sad and have such a tender heart about that and to be singing the song. It worked. Good enough, Matt. Likewise, in

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