Kiss [Nicole Kidman/Hugh Jackman]
Happy Feet Soundtrack · Happy Feet [Soundtrack] [2006]
[Norma Jean:]
But how can you know for sure?
(Oh, Norma Jean.)
[Norma Jean:]
Is there really just one?
(Come on, be my love...)
[Norma Jean:]
So many songs, but I'm feeling so lonely ...
You don't have to be beautiful,
to turn me on.
I just need your body, baby,
from dusk 'til dawn.
You don't need experience,
to turn me on.
You just leave it all up to me ...
(Come on, Norma Jean!)
... Huh?
You don't have to be rich,
to be my pearl.
You don't have to be cool,
to rule my world.
Ain't no particular song,
I'm more compatible with.
I just want your extra...
Boy... boys!
Give a chick a chance!
[Memphis:]
Well, since my baby left me...
I found a new place to dwell.
It's down at the end of Lonely Street,
at Heartbreak Hotel.
And I said,
I'm feelin' so lonely, baby.
I'm feelin' so lonely.
[Both:]
I'm feelin' so lonely.
[Norma Jean:]
I could die...
[Memphis:]
Don't have to be rich,
to be my girl
[Norma Jean:]
Don't have to be cool,
to rule my world
[Memphis:]
To rule my world
[Norma Jean:]
Ain't no particular sign
I'm compatible with
[Memphis:]
I just want your
[Both:]
Extra time...
And your...
Kiss...
Kiss [Nicole Kidman/Hugh Jackman]
This recording of "Kiss" features Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman performing the classic Prince track for the 2006 animated film Happy Feet. The song serves as a pivotal moment in the narrative, highlighting the romantic connection between the characters Gloria and Eric. As part of the film's expansive soundtrack, the performance captures the energetic pop-funk essence of the original while fitting seamlessly into the movie's vibrant musical landscape. The soundtrack album itself is a diverse collection, blending various genres and artists to support the film's themes of individuality and dance. Kidman and Jackman's vocal delivery brings a fresh, cinematic interpretation to the well-known hit, showcasing their acting range through song. This collaboration remains a memorable highlight of the film's musical score, contributing to its widespread appeal and enduring popularity among audiences who enjoy animated features with strong musical foundations.