Movies that feel like a Pink Floyd song
The films and shows that come up most across 6 Pink Floyd songs on Soundtrackd, matched on mood, themes and setting. Each one says why it fits.
Song by song
Money
A cynical, swaggering satire of greed and consumerism, dressed up as a groove you can't help but nod along to.
The Wolf of Wall Street, Wall Street, Succession
Mother
A lonely, anxious man-child questions an overprotective mother, torn between comfort and suffocation while building a wall against the world.
Pink Floyd: The Wall, Psycho, Black Swan
One of These Days
A slow, ominous build from eerie wind and heartbeat bass into a violent, driving release, menacing, hypnotic and relentless.
Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii, A Clockwork Orange, Mad Max: Fury Road
Time
A sobering meditation on wasted youth and the quiet panic of realizing life is slipping by while you wait for something to start.
Boyhood, Groundhog Day, Synecdoche, New York
Us and Them
A slow, drifting, melancholy lament about how easily people are divided into sides and sent to fight, sung with weary tenderness over a hazy saxophone-and-organ wash.
Pink Floyd: The Wall, Apocalypse Now, The Thin Red Line
Wish You Were Here
A quiet, aching plea to a missing friend, sad and tender, about absence and feeling hollow and disconnected. It was written for Syd Barrett and his lost mind.
Pink Floyd: The Wall, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Almost Famous