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Story summary
- The article argues that some songs become inseparable from films, causing audience fatigue.
- Aerosmith's "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" from Armageddon is cited as an example of overuse.
- The piece notes there is no comprehensive database to track song usage and relies on IMDb for data.
- It emphasizes that recognizable melodies drive repeated selection of songs in cinema and aims to showcase the most overused tunes.
