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Case in point: The tune screeches to an abrupt halt as we hard cut to Estella passed out drunkenly in the display window itself, refusing any sense of a traditional catharsis or even 'completion in the montage.' Expectations are met and then bucked. By showing just how inebriated Estella is, it almost satirizes the use of this tune she is aspiring to the level of confidence crooned by Sinatra without quite getting there. But cannily, the film is smarter than just 'using the song we all know to deliver the emotion we all know' (at least in this needle drop). Here, beyond the clear tracking of 'boots' used to symbolize Estella's love of designing fashion, the song accurately underscores her drunken attempts at making a better department store display window (she even goes as far as singing it within the text herself).

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Nancy Sinatra's 'These Boots Are Made for Walkin'' is an immediate signifier of newly found independence and butt-kicking, used in films as wide-varying as Full Metal Jacketand The Dukes of Hazzard. But my criticism remains that it's an easy choice, and a choice the music supervisors should have known better given the clown-shaped shadow they were putting themselves under.Р”Р„nother painfully obvious song choice, but a fun one with a sneaky kicker (and the track that 'Eternelle' reminds me of). But it's really not doing itself any favors by using the same song for a similarly ironic emotional effect! With Cruella, it at least is used for a more earnest, understandable, intentional moment of despair and, yes, twistedness. I, for one, think the films are quite different (and think Cruella is qualitatively light years ahead of Joker). Joker was the snarky comparison point for Cruella since its beginning glimpses. My biggest problem with this cue comes, like many of the other cues here, from its ubiquity, easiness, and obviousness, especially as it relates to one other, giant, 'alternate history origin story of a famous villain' film released in recent years. The lyrics ('smile though your heart is breaking') are too cleanly tracked to what Estella is trying to do as Cruella, and the aching melody is too melancholy not to make even the most stone-faced viewer feel something - not to mention the extratextual bit of complexity for those who know the tragic story of Garland. Obviously, putting Judy Garland's rendition of 'Smile' in this film is going to provoke emotion, especially when used at the end of an act two scene of the Baroness setting Cruella's flat ablaze in an attempted murder. RELATED: First 'Cruella' Social Reactions Call It Spectacular Fun, One of Disney's Best Live-Action Remakes And if you disagree with any of it, please don't train dogs to push any member of my family off a cliff. With that in mind, enjoy every single goshdarn Cruella needle drop ranked. A few caveats before we begin: The original song 'Call Me Cruella' by Florence and the Machine was not included as it's not a pre-existing song, the performance of The Stooges' 'I Wanna Be Your Dog' was not included as it's performed live within the universe of the film, and a few songs have been melded together to represent their effect as presented within the film (meaning this list has 30, not 33, entries). To find out, we've ranked all 33 needle-drops - yes, there are 33 individual, pre-existing songs plopped into the tapestry of the film - from least to most effective. But beyond these songs' value in terms of licensing fees, how do they work to tell the creative story of Cruella? But given the level of A-list artists being represented, and the wall-to-wall, nearly self-parodic volume of songs heard within the 134-minute run time, I have to imagine it was quite a damn lot. I don't know how much money Cruella music supervisor Susan Jacobs ( Promising Young Woman, I, Tonya) had to spend on all the needle drops for the film's soundtrack. Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Cruella.You can see a ton of money thrown at the screen in Cruella, a gaudy, fashionable, production-designed-within-an-inch-of-its-life live-action origin story of the infamous 101 Dalmatians villain.

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