Love it or hate it movie theme song game!! Well you all know how to play this probally because of the love it or hate it movie game.
But: I will explain it someone says a movie theme song and you say you love it or hate it then you write on of your own.

EX.
Person(A)
Indiana Jones theme song

Person (B)
Love it
Pink Panther theme song


GOT IT?!
If you don't know the song/movie just be like I never heard it but still write your own theme song


I WILL START!
Star Wars theme song!! (even has my ring tone haha, got it at *SPAM REMOVED*  if anyone's interested!!)

Banned for persistent spamming.

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