It was also featured on the Save the Last Dance Soundtrack and was noted for using auto-tune in its music style long before it became popularized in the music industry. My Window), performed by Soulbone, was a gritty song that suited its purpose in the movie as a hint of a reality check that sometimes life’s circumstances don’t always cooperate with the hopes and dreams that have been planned out by our best intentions. In Save the Last Dance soundtrack, it’s the sixth track featured on it, which was one of the songs used in the movie. But let’s be honest: If it wasn’t part of a movie, there’s no way that dance number would have held up in real life and gotten her accepted into one of the most prestigious dance schools in the world.

He puts so much authority in his performance, he makes this controversial romance seem like the best thing that could happen to anyone. Negative reviews criticized the editing style of dance scenes, the film's " after-school special"-like subplot, and the script for not delving enough into the issues of interracial relationships.Sean Patrick Thomas also became the recipient of the 2001 Young Hollywood Awards for Standout Performance – Male. Though the film had a 44% decline in earnings the following weekend, it was still enough to keep the film at the top spot for another week. In the video, Gilliam was shown as the female focus in the video, keeping the group’s balance intact. Pink’s album, (Can’t Take Me Home), was released in 2000 with (You Make Me Sick) as the third and final single released from it December.

It was also one of the tracks featured on the soundtrack to Save the Last Dance, but not on all versions of it. Having achieved his dream of being accepted into Georgetown, Derek convinces Sara to follow her dreams of Juilliard; they eventually begin a romantic relationship. She fails the audition and soon learns that her mother was killed in a car accident in her haste to get to it.

Soundtracks don’t outperform their accompanying films that often, but in 1998, Def Jam’s Rush Hour soundtrack came close. As for the Shining Through remix, although it did not appear on any music charts at all, but served its purpose as a solid dance song number. It spent a total of thirty-nine weeks on the US Billboard Hot 100, peaking as high as number thirteen. In a three-star review, Roger Ebert said that despite the film's clichéd story and romance, "the development is intelligent, the characters are more complicated than we expect, and the ending doesn't tie everything up in a predictable way.