#Aladdin soundtrack songs movie
Rob Harvilla : With apologies to Mean Streets, Serpico, The Sting, or The Long Goodbye, Robin Hood was the coolest movie of 1973, a suave ramble through Sherwood Forest soundtracked by the likes of profound-goofball country deity Roger Miller and the gorgeous guitar-and-orchestra torch song “Love,” which scored a Best Song nomination at the ’74 Oscars. Their spins aren’t exactly convincing, but they get an A for effort. Instead of calling him ugly, they refer to him as “one-of-a-kind.” The song, in true Disney fashion, moves through three different key changes and several different beats, all the while making you feel like the gargoyles are your personal cheer squad. The gargoyles take all of Quasimodo’s imperfections and insecurities and turn them into desirable features. The gargoyles use this opportunity to serenade him into thinking that wherever she is, she is thinking about him and totally digs him. Quasi wants to be noticed by Esmeralda, the woman with whom he has fallen in love, and as he looks out over the burning city of Paris, he wonders whether she is safe. “A Guy Like You,” The Hunchback of Notre DameĪnalis Bailey: Quasimodo is a lonely character who simply wants to be loved, but all he has are the creepy gargoyles who lead this song. Before you ask, no, Pixar films were not included.Ĥ0. With Jon Favreau’s live-action-ish remake of The Lion King out later this week, we decided to rank the 40 best musical numbers ever from animated films put out by Disney.
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