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1. Gloria (performed by Them) - from 'The Outsiders'

2. Baby Please Don't Go (performed by Them) - from 'Wild At Heart'

3. Jackie Wilson Said (I’m In Heaven When You Smile) - from 'Pope Of Greenwich Village'

4. Domino (Live) - from 'Clean & Sober'

5. Moondance (Live) - from 'An American Werewolf In London'

6. Queen Of The Slipstream - from 'Extreme Close-Up'

7. Wild Night - from 'Thelma & Louise'

8. Caravan (Live) - from 'The Last Waltz'

9. Wonderful Remark - from 'King Of Comedy'

10. Brown Eyed Girl - from 'Born On The 4th Of July'

11. Days Like This - from 'As Good As It Gets'

12. Into The Mystic (Live) - from 'Patch Adams'

13. Hungry For Your Love - from 'An Officer And A Gentleman'

14. Someone Like You - from 'French Kiss'

15. Bright Side Of The Road - from 'Fever Pitch'

16. Have I Told You Lately? - from 'One Fine Day'

17. Real Real Gone - from 'Donovan Quick'

18. Irish Heartbeat - from 'The Matchmaker'

19. Comfortably Numb (Live) (Edit) - from 'The Departed'

Amazon.co.uk Review
If Hollywood's marriage with pop music is too often a marketing-driven shotgun affair, there remain musicians whose artistry can't help but elevate whatever film project they're associated with. This 19-track compendium underscores that notion, gathering a career-spanning collection of the Irish rock-R&B legend's contributions to an eclectic body of films that stretches from Pope of Greenwich Village's effusive early solo hit "Jackie Wilson Said" to the unlikely live collaboration with Roger Waters on "Comfortably Numb" that seasons Martin Scorsese's Oscar-nominated The Departed. The collection serves as a concise primer to the high points of Van Morrison's mercurial career, from the gritty career-breakout hits ("Gloria," "Baby Please Don't Go") of his British Invasion band Them through such early solo touchstones as "Wild Night," "Brown Eyed Girl," "Domino," and the collection's fine, previously unreleased live version of "Moondance" from An American Werewolf in London. But, as tracks like "Wonderful Remark," "Bright Side of the Road," "Someone Like You," and his Chieftains collaboration "Irish Heartbeat" ably argue, it's also an invitation to explore less heralded, if equally seductive, corners of the singer's rich oeuvre. --Jerry McCulley

Record Collector March 2007
One of the great cinematic pleasures of 2006 was watching The Departed and thinking, 'Hold on even by Martin Scorcese's standards this is a pretty obscure selection: Van Morrison singing Comfortably Numb with Roger Waters and The Band from The Wall: Live in Berlin.' But as always, it hit the spot. For those who couldn't bear wading through the original double album, it's here as an incentive to buy this new collection. Occasionally you have to sit back and tap your cap to a brilliant marketing idea: realise what a cinematic artist Van Morrison is and make an alternative greatest hits from his songs used in soundtracks. Make no mistake; this is classic high period Van and a great way to reaquaint. Of course, the work with Scorcese stands out. Wonderful Remark (Kind Of Comedy) and the frankly stupid way that Van says 'radddio'in Caravan (The Last Waltz) reaffirms absolutely everything you loved but had to leave because a) you weren't yet 68; and b) he became repetitious. Van Morrison At The Movies does the job. We're right back in our Haunts Of Ancient Peace. You will be too. *****