What's the MOST necessary resurrection of a song or movie?

[blondeatlast]

"You Haven't Done Nothin'"/Stevie Wonder and the Jackson 5ive springs to mind for me.

It could have been written yesterday.

[CO Liberal]

1. "What a Wonderful World" By Louis Armstrong

It was a moderate hit when first released in 1969, and a much bigger hit when it appeared in "Good Morning, Vietnam".

[lightbulb]

2. Movie: Red Dawn

Stupid, cheesey, over the top cold war propaganda film. I just love the way it's meaning is turned upsidedown by the situation in Iraq.

[demon67]

3. The movie "Network"

This 1976 film was very much ahead of its time on many subjects -- particularly the news media. In fact, the fictional UBS looks like a lot like FOX, with Howard Beale playing the role of Bill O'Reilly.

[donhakman]

4. movie -THX 1138

song - I can see clearly now.

[stinkeefresh]

5. that's just what I thought before I clicked

Network

But Beale is 1000 times more lovable than O Reiley

[Joe Chi Minh]

6. Swiss

Maid and Wolverton Mountain. Forget the singers. Claud something the second. All Buddy Hollies. The Platters' Only You and the Great Pretender. Jim Reeves' Distant Drums. Marty Robbins' Gunfighter Ballads. Ray Charles' songs. Little Richard's. Jerry Lee Lewis'.

[JVS]

7. Movie: G.I. Bro