Which British soundtrack moment made a film unforgettable for you?

Iggy Pop's pounding drums soundtrack Renton's dash down Princes Street, instantly setting the tone for a generation-defining film.

Bill Nighy's washed-up rocker turned a naff Christmas cash-in into one of the most quoted musical gags in British cinema.

Sheffield's redundant steelworkers strip to Tom Jones, turning economic despair into one of the most joyful finales on screen.

The Smiths' aching cover closes Shaun's summer with a punch to the gut, capturing lost innocence in Thatcher's Britain.

Procol Harum's organ swells as Withnail delivers Hamlet in the rain, closing the film on a note of quietly devastating beauty.