1. "Once"

Compared to the faint romance between the male and female protagonists, what more people like and remember is the music in this movie. "If you want me" is an interlude in the film. The hint of sadness in the lyrics "If you want me, satisfy me" moved countless people.

2. "Love at Sunset and Dusk"

Before sunset, he followed her to her cabin and asked her to play and sing a song for him. She agreed, holding the guitar in her arms, I played "A Waltz For A Night" which I composed. The melody is simple but very attractive. The singing voice is soft, casual, comfortable and natural. Although it is sung in English, it has the flavor of French chanson coming from the mouth of the French heroine.

3. "Pearl Harbor"

The theme song of the "Pearl Harbor" movie "There You'll Be" is a movie episode full of classical and romantic temperament, and is performed by the national queen Faith Hill sincerely. In 2001, it topped the National Lyrical Chart for 12 weeks. In 2006, it was nominated for three more Grammy Awards. It has become a rare classic love song.

4. "The Bodyguard"

Whitney Houston plays a female singer in the film. "I will always love you" she sang in the film is her masterpiece and the most classic love song recorded in the history of pop music.

5. "In the Mood for Love"

The soundtrack of the movie includes Zhou Xuan's classic Mandarin song "In the Mood for Love" and Nat King Gower's "Quizas Quizas Quizas", which is reminiscent of It evokes the elegant and romantic atmosphere in the movie. The soundtrack ranges from traditional operas to movie songs from the 1950s; from period songs of old Shanghai to the Latin style of Hong Kong and Filipino bands. But behind Tony Leung's smoky melancholy eyes and Maggie Cheung's colorful cheongsam, the helplessness in "Quizas Quizas Quizas" is the most memorable.

6. "Stealing Hearts"

The emotions of Damien Rice's "The Blower's Daughter" song caused a climax. The opening scene is accompanied by the eyes of Jude Law and Natalie Portman meeting in the vast sea of ??people, and the cello and singing exchange each other's sorrows with forgetfulness. Love is deep, love is painful, and the slowly flowing sound carries the theme of the movie on the ethics and morality of love.

7. "This Killer Is Not Too Cold"

The appearance of "Shape of My Heart" was due to Luc Besson at the end of the film. The camera lifts up from the mottled tree shadows in front of Mathilda, past the silent swaying trees, and casts it into the distant distance, as if it is a mirage-like city. In the background is the slowly flowing and telling song "Shape of My Heart".