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The most 80s music ever!


This is THE 1980s soundtrack, ever! Thomas Dolby or Herbie Hancock must have written it. All electronic, nothing else.

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What ever do you mean "TD or HH must have written it" ?

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LOL soooo true! All I kept thinking about was Beverly Hills Cop or Ghostbusters watching it. LOVED those 80s soundtracks!

And that THEME song!!! Who sung it? It was soooo damn catchy and so 80's I want to find it for my Ipod lol.

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Harold Faltermeyer did the score and Stephanie Mills performed 'Bit By Bit'. Also, Dan Hartman performed the 'car chase' song 'Fletch, Get Outta Town'.

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Lol yeah that's true!. I saw this film for the first time today, and i was thinking the same thing!.

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classic.



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The music clearly was sending up Bevely hills cop from the previous year.

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That's the reason I came to IMDb to see when this and BHC were released; BHC has been on several times this last week and while watching this one, was surprised at how similar both themes were.

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Thankfully no WRETCHED New Kid on the Block were on the soundtrack, this was before their time (YECCCCH!!!).

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Its a fantastic soundtrack.

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Probably 'cause it is an 80s movie.

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A really bizarre, erratic melody, too, the main theme. Kinda funny, actually. And, yeah, they don't get any more "eighties" than this.



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This is the only thing that keeps me from rating this film a TEN!

I'd never want to see this film re-made because no one could ever replicate Chase's performance, but if they could redo the soundtrack so it sounded less '80's' (and I am a total teen/young adult from that era!), it would be to the film's advantage.

Love this film though....it's so hilariously brilliant.

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