IT'S HAPPENING... Do I hear wedding bells? No, this is typed text. However let's still get excited for our breakdown of the 2011 comedy classic: Bridesmaids. But the titular tribe of bridesmaids are not alone, they are joined by 90s pop group Wilson Phillips and their hit song: "Hold On". Ben wants to stick with just the two dogs, Dietrich lays down a challenge to the bigwigs in Hollywood and Alex absolutely remembers but also absolutely doesn't remember. Follow us on Twitter:...

IT'S TIME TO PLAY THE MUSIC... ...it's time to light the lights. It's time to meet the Muppets on the 2011 sort of reboot with the imaginative title, The Muppets, tonight. A good fuzzy handful of songs of varying degrees of quality: "Life's a Happy Song", "Pictures In My Head", "Me Party", "Let's Talk About Me" and "Man or Muppet". Dietrich wants better representation in the Disney parks, Alex is still a little rusty and Ben has been sufficiently whelmed. Follow us on Twitter:...

GOOD GUYS DRESS IN BLACK  "Keep Agent K's name out of your f**king mouth" screams Will Smith on the set of Men in Black 3, presumably. We complete the black suit trilogy but there's no Will Smith song to be found this time, instead Pitbull takes the honours with his confused throwback hit "Back In Time". Alex feels like Phase 4 is the same as Phase 1, Ben has been face to face with a sea beast and Dietrich is huddled around a phone in injury time. Follow us on Twitter: @TSFTMpod Like,...

SPRING BREAK FOREVER  We joked about it at the end of the previous episode but we actually went and did it. So for your enjoyment, we present Spring Breakers. The movie is kicked off with Skrillex's "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites", followed with Britney Spears' "Everytime" and Danger Russ' "Hangin' With da Dopeboys". Ben is desperate for his ears to bleed, Dietrich has been getting very drunk and Alex is passionate about the Muppets. Follow us on Twitter: @TSFTMpod Look at all my like,...

VOTE FOR PEDRO   It's certainly not to everyone's tastes but there's no denying that Napoleon Dynamite made a significant impact on pop culture in the mid-2000s. Vote for Pedro t-shirts, large nerdy glasses and a solo dance routine set to the acid-house rhythms of Jamiroquai's "Canned Heat". Dietrich is very slowly losing his voice, Alex's wife rips up the rule book and Ben puts on his tiny dancing shoes (and sings the blues). Follow us on Twitter: @TSFTMpod Like, share and subscribe....

I FEEL THE NEED...   ...the need for an episode released too late to capitalise on the momentum of a well received, newly released sequel. We are talking all things Top Gun from 1986 and its fantastic songs: "You've Lost That Loving Feeling", "Playing With the Boys", "Danger Zone" and "Take My Breath Away". Alex is struggling to follow what is going on, Ben has been doing handstand push-ups and Dietrich should never be used as an example on a school exam. Follow us on Twitter:...

YOU CAN FLY!   It's time for us to return to our rundown of every single Walt Disney Animation Studios movies; this time we are talking Peter Pan. There's so many songs(?) in this one, here goes: "The Second Star to the Right", "You Can Fly!", "A Pirate's Life (Is a Wonderful Life)", "Following the Leader", "What Made the Red Man Red?", "Your Mother and Mine" and finally "The Elegant Captain Hook". Ben starts the Hunger Games, Dietrich kicks off the many Eurovision references (WOO! 2nd...

SO LONG, PARTNER...   Happy birthday to us! We are 2 years old and we are celebrating the only way we know how, by covering a Toy Story movie. So this week the critically acclaimed Toy Story 3 is our movie of choice and Randy Newman's stalker anthem "We Belong Together" is the song. Dietrich becomes an official wedding certificating guy, Alex's microphone is really not feeling well and Ben just can't wait for the sequel. Follow us on Twitter: @TSFTMpod There's a like, share and subscribe...

PODCAST SPECTACULAR   We are talking the conclusion of Baz Lurhmann's Red Carpet trilogy: Moulin Rouge! The movie has loads of covers so we just concentrate on the overall performances and then drill down into the 2 big hits. First up is "Lady Marmalade" with its star-studded team up of Mya, P!nk, Lil' Kim, Christina Aguilera & Missy Elliot. Then we move on to the movie's only original song "Come What May" by Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor. Alex loves everything except for La La Land,...

WHO WILL WIN?  Our invite must have been lost in the post. Again. Either way that won't stop us breaking down the Best Original Song category at the 2022 Academy Awards and declaring our true winner. With a Disney song, a Beyoncé song, a Bond song and, most importantly, a Diane Warren song; this year is stacked. The nominees are: "Down to Joy" from Belfast, "Dos Oruguitas" from Encanto, "Be Alive" from King Richard, "No Time To Die" from No Time to Die & "Somehow You Do" from Four Good...

STAY CLASSY, SAN DIEGO.  It's potentially the most quoted movie of all time. You hear it everywhere, regardless of whether or not you even know what the quotes are from. Of course, we are talking: Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. Along with all the repetition though, comes the casts acapella cover of the Starland Vocal Band one-hit wonder: "Afternoon Delight". Dietrich does his Office Ladies Jenna Fischer impression, Alex creates the TikTok style of movie reviews and Ben compares...

HI I'M JOHNNY KNOXVILLE...  ...welcome to That Song From That Movie's breakdown of Jackass 3D (yes, really). The Jackass boys are back for their 3rd blockbuster big screen outing and are bringing along alternative rock band Weezer to provide the music and the feels with the song "Memories". Alex ages up 10 years in 2 seconds, Ben makes a supreme Patreon pledge and Dietrich saves the day with some quick Googling. Follow us on Twitter: @TSFTMpod WARNING: Like, share and subscribe. Please...

BOYCOTT SAL'S!  We are grabbing a couple slices of 'za from Sal's for this episode of That Song From That Movie, as we break down Spike Lee's 1989 masterpiece: Do The Right Thing. Bringing the noise is Public Enemy with their call to the people: "Fight The Power". Ben continues his obsession with lists, Dietrich acts as the mouthpiece for the Chinese Government and Alex's chair wants to be on the podcast too. Follow us on Twitter: @TSFTMpod Like, shock and subscribe. Please consider...

BUFFOONERY SANCTIONED  Hello 2022. We are back for a brand new year and a brand new start, so where better to begin than the 3rd movie of a 4 movie franchise: Batman Forever. The movie may not be universally liked but fear not, the movie surprisingly contains 2 hit songs! Today we cover U2's "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me" and Seal's "Kiss From A Rose". Dietrich leads a harmony, Alex is working whilst on the job and Ben wants to become a hologram who does Michael Caine...

MERRY CHRISTMAS! Every British person knows that early afternoon on Christmas Day is when Queen Elizabeth II addresses the nation. But what if you don't want to listen to her? Or what if you are not British? Well, That Song From That Movie is there for you with our alternative to the Christmas Message. Alex is going hard on the eggnog, Ben has got his stockings on and Dietrich is actually being nice. Follow us on Twitter: @TSFTMpod Like, share and subscribe. Please consider leaving us a 5...

KIDNAP THE SANDY CLAWS!  Even closer to the big day (pending Boris cancelling the whole thing) so we are back with the second half of our Christmas special: Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas. The songs covered in Part 2 are: "Town Meeting Song", "Jack's Obsession", "Kidnap the Sandy Claws", "Making Christmas", "Oogie Boogie's Song", "Sally's Song", "Poor Jack" and if that wasn't enough we even cover the finale reprise too. Ben is doing his Bawston accent again, Dietrich surely can't be...

WHAT'S THIS?! WHAT'S THIS?!  There's podcast everywhere! It's the most festive season of all, therefore it's time for That Song From That Movie's 2021 Christmas special. This year we are breaking down stop motion classic Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas. Part 1 covers the songs: "This is Halloween", "Jack's Lament" and "What's This?". Dietrich shuffles his playlists, Alex is locked up like Akon and Ben continually presses the mute button. Follow us on Twitter: @TSFTMpod Like, share...

SAY "WHAT" AGAIN! I DARE YOU! Part 2 follows part 1, isn't that just easier Quentin? Part 2 of our breakdown of Pulp Fiction covers loads of songs: "Son of a Preacher Man", "Bullwinkle Part II", "You Never Can Tell", "Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon", "If Love is a Red Dress", "Camanche", "Flowers on the Wall" and "Surf Rider". *breathes heavily*. Alex gets quietly awkward, Ben busts out his signature dance moves and Dietrich wants to know how he can help with your insurance needs. Follow us...

ROYALE WITH CHEESE Much like our Reservoir Dogs episode, this is your one of many explicit warnings for this episode because we are covering Pulp Fiction. There's so many songs in the movie that it's another 2 parter. Part 1 covers: "Misirlou", "Jungle Boogie", "Let's Stay Together", "Bustin' Surfboards" and "Lonesome Town". Ben reluctantly gives his thoughts on the trailer for the new Toy Story movie, Dietrich declares banana and peanut butter as the best milkshake and Alex lists the...

THE FRIENDLIEST GHOST YOU KNOW Last year, our Halloween special spooked you with the sound of the Ghostbusters. This year it's the chilling turn of the songs of Casper. Three songs haunt the podcast this week: Digital Underground & Tupac's "Same Song", Jordan Hill's "Remember Me This Way" and Little Richard's cover of the "Casper The Friendly Ghost" theme song. Dietrich has been sliding into stranger's DMs, Alex gives us the rundown of all his Sega consoles and has a love hate...

MERRY UNBIRTHDAY TO YOU  Who me? Yes, you! You are welcomed to part 2 of our deep dive into the songs of Alice in Wonderland. (And by "deep dive", I mean shallow dive.) Songs covered include "I'm Late", "All in the Golden Afternoon", "The Unbirthday Song", "Very Good Advice", "Painting the Roses Red" and more. Alex does book, Ben doesn't think anything is memorable and Dietrich wins a golden ticket. Follow us on Twitter: @TSFTMpod Unlike, unshare and unsubscribe. Please consider leaving...

FOLLOW THE WHITE RABBIT The Disney marathon continues. This time it's the turn of the (apparently) drug abuse inspiring Alice in Wonderland. There's so many songs in this movie, the most of any Disney movie so the main focus of this episode is the titular "Alice in Wonderland", the dreamy "In a World of My Own" and the dropped "Beyond a Laughing Sky". Ben is listening to lofi hip-hop beats to relax/study to, Dietrich might be going to the cinema dressed as Sailor Moon character and Alex...

GOTTA CATCH 'EM ALL Oh yeah, it's millennials reminiscing about Pokémon time! This week we are breaking down the succinctly named Pokémon The First Movie: Mewtwo Strikes Back. Although we talk about a couple of songs from the soundtrack, the main focus of the episode is Blessid Union of Souls tearjerker "Brother My Brother". Dietrich becomes a music video producer, Alex has a microphone disaster and Ben brags about owning a bright green Flubber VHS.  Follow us on Twitter: @TSFTMpod Like,...

ROBOTS IN DISGUISE When it comes to filmographies, I think it's more than fair to say that Michael Bay's list of work is a mixed bag. And nothing sums that up better than the 2007 live-action adaptation of Transformers. When the massive CGI mech battles finally end, we hear the late great Chester Bennington begin to sing "What I've Done". Alex joins the early noughties rock band The Used as a vocal percussionist, Ben is staring at yellowy-brown ceilings and Dietrich tracks product...

BIPPITY BOPPITY BOO It's probably not a surprise but this week we are heading back into the animated world of Disney's Cinderella. Part 2 covers the songs: "Bippity Boppity Boo", "So This is Love" and "The Work Song" (or as every single person, living or dead, in the complete history of human kind: "Cinderellie"). Ben consults the British government to legitimise the Top 5, Dietrich details the perfect Disney sight gag and Alex does an absolutely awful impression of Gus. Follow us on...