About This Quiz
"Top Gun" has a powerhouse soundtrack, as all classic '80s movies should. How high can you score on this quiz about the music of "Top Gun"?"Take My Breath Away" took the original song honor.
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"Top Gun" was also nominated for editing, sound and sound effects editing but didn't win any of them.
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"Take My Breath Away" was a No. 1 hit in September 1986.
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"Danger Zone" made it to No. 2.
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Moroder composed "Flashdance … What A Feeling," a huge hit that was performed by Irene Cara.
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Moroder produced a bunch of Donna Summer hits, including "Love to Love You" and "Bad Girls."
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Movie producers in the '80s were knocking down Kenny Loggins' door.
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"I'm Alright" was the theme to the 1980 comedy hit "Caddyshack."
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Fans of the 1986 Sylvester Stallone vehicle "Over the Top" will remember Loggins' dramatic theme.
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"Footloose" was a massive hit for Loggins in 1984.
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Legal issues prevented Toto from doing "Danger Zone."
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Bryan Adams felt that "Top Gun" glorified the military, and he didn't want to be a part of it.
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REO Speedwagon wanted one of their own compositions to be on the soundtrack as part of a deal to perform "Danger Zone," but no dice.
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The volleyball scene is accompanied by, appropriately enough, "Playing With The Boys."
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It's Kenny Loggins once again.
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The Motels declined to take on what would have been the biggest hit of their career.
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"No More Words" made it to No. 23 in 1984.
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"Take My Breath Away" is on Jessica Simpson's 2003 album "In This Skin."
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A seemingly impromptu performance of "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" is Maverick's go-to pickup move.
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Charlie tells Maverick to sit down next to her, but she ends up embarrassing him.
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"Great Balls of Fire" is both Goose's signature song and his catchphrase.
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Goose's wife, Carol, starts regaling Charlie with tales of Maverick's womanizing ways. So Maverick walks over to the piano to sing with Goose.
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"Hey, Goose, you big stud," shouts Carol, "take me to bed, or lose me forever."
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"Axel F," Faltermeyer's theme to "Beverly Hills Cop," topped the charts in 1985.
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Maverick and Charlie have dinner on her porch as Otis Redding's "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay" plays in the background.
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Maverick says that after his dad died, his mom played the song nonstop.
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Loverboy's "Heaven in Your Eyes" is on the soundtrack but not prominently played in the movie.
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Cheap Trick's "Mighty Wings" plays over some flight sequences.
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Just when Maverick thinks he's lost Charlie forever, she surprises him at the bar by playing "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'."
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As "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" fades out, we get "Mighty Wings" over the credits.
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