the song "material girl" was in the 2006 movie moulin rouge!.
the song "material girl" was in the 2006 movie moulin rouge!.
what 2006 movie was the song "material girl" in?
moulin rouge!
"material girl" has been covered by a number of artists, including britney spears and hilary and haylie duff. it has appeared in the films "moulin rouge!" (2001), "" (2004), "material girls" (2006), and "crazy rich asians" (2018) and the third season of "stranger things". madonna has often remarked that she regrets recording "material girl" as its title became a nickname for her in the mainstream media. the song has been labeled an empowering influence for women, and was the subject of debates.









































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material girl
following the song's release on january 23, 1985, as the second single from "like a virgin", "material girl" received mixed reviews from music critics. author rikky rooksby, in his book "the complete guide to the music of madonna", compared the song with those of cyndi lauper because of madonna's shrill voice in the song. he added that the song was a "pungent satire on the reagan/thatcher young-guns-go-for-it era. which just goes to show that pop music and irony don't mix." stephen thomas erlewine from allmusic said that "material girl" was one of the songs that made madonna an icon, the other being "like a virgin" from the same album, both remaining as a definitive statement. he added that both tunes overshadow the rest of the record, "because they are a perfect match of theme and sound." debby miller from "rolling stone", felt that the song portrayed madonna as a more practical girl than previous female singers. dave karger from "entertainment weekly", while reviewing the album in 1995, felt that the song came off a bit repetitious and immature when compared to the present context. jim farber from "entertainment weekly" felt that the song provided then critics a way to criticize madonna's work. sal cinquemani of" slant magazine" commented that madonna had "defined a generation with hits like 'material girl'." alfred soto from "stylus magazine" compared the song with "everything she wants" by wham!. michael paoletta from "billboard" commented that the song sustained a "fevered dance-rock momentum." nancy erlick from "billboard" said that "singer and team conquer once more with their irresistible assembly of new and used pop hooks." in 2003, madonna fans were asked to vote for their top 20 madonna singles of all time for a special issue of "q magazine" dedicated to madonna. "material girl" was allocated the 15th spot on the list.
material girl