1. "Danger Zone"
   "Take My Breath Away"
2. "Top Gun Anthem"

"Take My Breath Away" took the original song honor.

1. none
   one
2. two

"Top Gun" was also nominated for editing, sound and sound effects editing but didn't win any of them.

1. "Take My Breath Away"
   "Danger Zone"
2. "Heaven in Your Eyes"

"Take My Breath Away" was a No. 1 hit in September 1986.

1. No. 2
   No. 4
2. No. 6

"Danger Zone" made it to No. 2.

1. "The Power of Love"
   "Flashdance … What a Feeling"
2. "Footloose"

Moroder composed "Flashdance … What A Feeling," a huge hit that was performed by Irene Cara.

1. Donna Summer
   Andy Gibb
2. Debbie Harry

Moroder produced a bunch of Donna Summer hits, including "Love to Love You" and "Bad Girls."

1. Kenny Loggins
   Huey Lewis
2. George Michael

Movie producers in the '80s were knocking down Kenny Loggins' door.

1. "Fletch"
   "Airplane"
2. "Caddyshack"

"I'm Alright" was the theme to the 1980 comedy hit "Caddyshack."

1. "Over the Top"
   "St. Elmo's Fire"
2. "First Blood"

Fans of the 1986 Sylvester Stallone vehicle "Over the Top" will remember Loggins' dramatic theme.

1. "Footloose"
   "The Goonies"
2. "The Lost Boys"

"Footloose" was a massive hit for Loggins in 1984.

1. Their singer had laryngitis.
   They had other commitments.
2. They had legal conflicts.

Legal issues prevented Toto from doing "Danger Zone."

1. He didn't like the song.
   He had a personal problem with Tom Cruise.
2. He was a pacifist.

Bryan Adams felt that "Top Gun" glorified the military, and he didn't want to be a part of it.

1. They wanted to write their own song.
   They didn't like the song.
2. They thought the movie was terrible.

REO Speedwagon wanted one of their own compositions to be on the soundtrack as part of a deal to perform "Danger Zone," but no dice.

1. "Danger Zone"
   "Playing With the Boys"
2. "Top Gun Anthem"

The volleyball scene is accompanied by, appropriately enough, "Playing With The Boys."

1. Robert Palmer
   Corey Hart
2. Kenny Loggins

It's Kenny Loggins once again.

1. Roxette
   the Motels
2. Soft Cell

The Motels declined to take on what would have been the biggest hit of their career.

1. "Let the Music Play"
   "Owner of a Lonely Heart"
2. "No More Words"

"No More Words" made it to No. 23 in 1984.

1. Jessica Simpson
   Christina Aguilera
2. Britney Spears

"Take My Breath Away" is on Jessica Simpson's 2003 album "In This Skin."

1. "Love Me Tender"
   "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'"
2. "Unchained Melody"

A seemingly impromptu performance of "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" is Maverick's go-to pickup move.

1. "Well, that was a fine how-do-you-do."
   "You're the worst singer I ever heard."
2. "Sit down."

Charlie tells Maverick to sit down next to her, but she ends up embarrassing him.

1. "Great Balls of Fire"
   "Jailhouse Rock"
2. "Honky Tonk Women"

"Great Balls of Fire" is both Goose's signature song and his catchphrase.

1. He wants to get away from Goose's wife.
   Charlie dares him to.
2. It's his favorite song, too.

Goose's wife, Carol, starts regaling Charlie with tales of Maverick's womanizing ways. So Maverick walks over to the piano to sing with Goose.

1. "Those words are the key to my heart."
   "Take me to bed, or lose me forever."
2. "What does a girl need to do grab a man around here?"

"Hey, Goose, you big stud," shouts Carol, "take me to bed, or lose me forever."

1. "Blade Runner"
   "Beverly Hills Cop"
2. "Rocky"

"Axel F," Faltermeyer's theme to "Beverly Hills Cop," topped the charts in 1985.

1. "The Tracks of My Tears"
   "These Arms of Mine"
2. "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay"

Maverick and Charlie have dinner on her porch as Otis Redding's "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay" plays in the background.

1. His mom always listened to it.
   It's his favorite song.
2. He can't stand the song.

Maverick says that after his dad died, his mom played the song nonstop.

1. Loverboy
   Journey
2. Europe

Loverboy's "Heaven in Your Eyes" is on the soundtrack but not prominently played in the movie.

1. Foreigner
   Cheap Trick
2. Warrant

Cheap Trick's "Mighty Wings" plays over some flight sequences.

1. "Great Balls of Fire"
   "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay"
2. "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'"

Just when Maverick thinks he's lost Charlie forever, she surprises him at the bar by playing "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'."

1. "Mighty Wings"
   "Through the Fire"
2. "Top Gun Anthem"

As "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" fades out, we get "Mighty Wings" over the credits.