Why do movie songs always sound better than the songs them self?

[Automatic]

They're always more catchy in the movies, while the song (if you look it up) is totally shit... >.>

 

[Manatee]

They sound better in the movies because they know when to put them in to make it sound better.

For example, they would put a fast/catchy song during a fight just to "pump it up".

 

[Automatic]

They sound better in the movies because they know when to put them in to make it sound better.

For example, they would put a fast/catchy song during a fight just to "pump it up".

I guess, but it ALWAYS sounds different compared to the real song.

 

[Manatee]

They sound better in the movies because they know when to put them in to make it sound better.

For example, they would put a fast/catchy song during a fight just to "pump it up".

I guess, but it ALWAYS sounds different compared to the real song.

then you should look for the movie's soundtrack.

 

[Automatic]

They sound better in the movies because they know when to put them in to make it sound better.

For example, they would put a fast/catchy song during a fight just to "pump it up".

I guess, but it ALWAYS sounds different compared to the real song.

then you should look for the movie's soundtrack.

It's a T.V. show:

http://www.tvedge.net/?page_id=2382

Chuck Season 2 Episode 22 – Chuck Vs. The Ring
The Thermals – “Now We Can See”
Blind Pilot – “3 Rounds And A Sound”
The Cure – “Friday I’m Inlove”
Styx – “Mr. Roboto”
Slow Club – “Christmas TV”
Gramercy Arms – “Looking At The Sun”

That's what I was looking at on youtube.

 

[Blastionx7]

I suppose the visual effect adds to the appeal of the music.

 

[Tyler-]

I suppose the visual effect adds to the appeal of the music.

pretty much what i was going to say