Billie Eilish's "No Time To Die," was as greatly anticipated as the James Bond movie itself and should be recognized as one of the best James Bond theme songs. The theme song is always an important component of the franchise and audiences enjoy finding out who the artist will be. Music can enhance the overall creation of a movie, but what if more songs were made into movies?

Songs aren't always just tunes just to dance along to, nor just a beat to exercise to. There are plenty of tracks which have deeper meanings and often are interesting stories. Reddit users have picked out songs which would suit the transition to the big screen.

Stan

Eminem

Eminem in Stan Music Video

Eminem has become widely known for his impressive lyrics, which provide a story for listeners, all set to an instantly catchy beat.

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Reddit user Srichakar45 decided "Stan" would make a great movie storyline by stating "An obsessive fan [...takes his interest in their idol too far] by comparing his generic self to a celebrity of higher power..." The song samples Dido's "Thank You," which helps guide the listener through a dark story of an overzealous fan who becomes too fixated on Eminem. The story is intense but nonetheless would make for a shocking, yet engaging movie.

Hotel California

Eagles

Eagles pose for a band photo

As an early '70s rock band, the Eagles made themselves known with a variety of songs that were all equally as fantastic and unique, with their lyrics resonating deeply with fans.

"Hotel California" is one of the band's best-known songs and has a story like no other. As Redditor imsoMcFly pointed out, it could be made into one of those movies that are "scary as hell" but have "a twist at the end" as the final lyric of the song "You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave," could make for an ending open to interpretation. Unlike other films, the movie wouldn't even have to use any supernatural elements to make it scary as the antagonist could, in fact, just be a regular person that someone meets on a street.

Bohemian Rhapsody

Queen

Queen in the Bohemian Rhapsody music video

The late and undeniably great Queen frontman, Freddie Mercury, helped create some iconic songs that are still having a profound on the world today. If they're not inspiring other musicians, then they can be seen littered throughout movies and TV shows.

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As a singer, Mercury was electrifying and as a lyricist, enchanting. So it should come as no great surprise that "Bohemian Rhapsody" has been suggested as a song that could be made into a movie by Redditor whatzgood. They pointed out the plotline could be of "a man who has committed murder and is on the run from the law." Even the imagery from the music video would help dictate the genre and vibe.

Regulate

Warren G

Regulate by Nate Dogg & Warren G video

Whilst songs can have their own unique meanings, they sometimes sample other music that fits the track. Warren G incorporated Michael Mcdonald's "I Keep Forgetting" into "Regulate," which only added to the atmospheric sound.

It's easy to understand why a deleted reddit user selected "Warren G - Regulators." With its powerful beat and descriptive language, the tune sets the scene for an intimidating, dark, street narrative. Referring to themselves in the words, perhaps the movie could be loosely based on Warren G and Nate Dogg themselves.

The Boxer

Simon And Garfunkel

Simon and Garfunkel performing on stage in a black and white photo

Simon and Garfunkel have a plethora of beautiful records to their names, including "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and "Mrs. Robinson." The latter was adapted for the film The Graduate (a classic movie that Hollywood should never remake) and has become synonymous with the relationship between Benjamin Braddock and the titular character.

However, Reddit user FoolsGetDunked chose "The Boxer" as the song that would make a good film adaptation. Sung in the first person, it's not hard to imagine the story of a lonesome man in New York City on the big screen, attempting to navigate the bustling city. Not only could it highlight the social and political issues that are in New York, but the writers could show how the protagonist refuses to give up on making something of themselves - despite the problems and obstacles that are thrown his way.

American Pie

Don Mclean

Don McLean American Pie image

Many songs are clear in their meaning, with no use of play on words or metaphors. But there are others that remain open to interpretation and could make for interesting movies.

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Reddit user Southern_rust picked "American Pie," and the mystery along with the engrossing lyrics would translate well to the big screen. The length of the song also helps with providing plenty of material that could be turned into a script.

Fast Car

Tracy Chapman

Tracy Chapman performing on stage

Some songs stick around for decades because of the sheer excellence in every aspect of the record's makeup. "Fast Car" by Tracy Chapman is an exact example of a timeless classic.

Reddit user Dirtywashbuckler69 chose this record as their ideal song-to-screen conversion because "Besides the great storytelling in her lyrics and voice, the song itself has a melancholy yet hopeful atmosphere..." Audiences love to be on a journey with a hardworking, heartwarming person and that's the kind of character Chapman created with her song.

House Of The Rising Sun

The Animals

Group photo of The Animals

Music can paint a clear image in a listener's mind, allowing the lyrics to play out like a movie. Reddit user Simon-NerdSafari picked "House of The Rising Sun - The Animals," a song that is able to paint a picture.

Steeped in history from its folk song origins, the song is about life taking the wrong turns and going badly. With mentions of family and lessons that can be passed on in later life, a movie could span some years by intricately showing the wrong decisions that were made.

Escape (The Pina Colada Song)

Rupert Holmes

Rupert Holmes performing on stage

There are some songs that hook listeners in simply because of the memorable beat. But there are others that are already like a story and make audiences want to listen to the end to find out what happens.

"Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" is a perfect example of such a track, with a deleted Reddit user pointing out that it "could make an awesome bad rom-com."  It's an unusual love story, with a great twist at the end and that's exactly what could make it a brilliantly enjoyable movie.

Rumour Has It

Adele

Make You Feel My Love Adele music video

Adele's success has continued to grow, with albums that are rooted in her personal experiences, mainly focusing on her relationships and heartache. Although most of her songs are ballads, one Redditor noted one of Adele's more upbeat tunes as being screen worthy.

bsukenyan chose "Rumour Has It," and the song's twist makes it a superb choice. Seemingly throughout the song, Adele tells of a love that has been made a fool of by another woman, eventually revealing at the end that she is leaving him for another man. It could even pass as sounding similar to some of the best '90s rom coms.

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