E.L. James' "Fifty Shades" novels were a literary phenomenon, but the movies just proved that you don't have to make movies based on every book. Most of their limited success was due to people going to see the movies just to see their literary fantasies on the big screen, but a combination of bad chemistry and boring plot doomed the films from the start. However, the soundtracks were surprising successes, not just once but three times -- was a surprising success. "Love Me Like You Do" by Ellie Goulding became a radio staple, while The Weeknd's "Earned It" got a Best Original Song nomination at the Oscars, and current artists, like Tove Lo, Halsey, and Corinne Bailey Rae proved that bad movies can indeed produce great soundtracks. Were you one of the millions who read the "Fifty Shades" books, and were you enthralled, disappointed or just bored with them?

My last movie in this series isn't really a bad movie, but one of Disney's least talked about movies. The music from 1997s Hercules is not only a delight, it's one of the most unique soundtracks Disney has ever produced. And perhaps the song 'The Gospel Truth' is the best example of this. The film is musically narrated by "The Muses," who bring a lot of soul to this tale set in Ancient Greece. It may sound like a strange combination at first, but one listen will completely sell you on the combination—and the soundtrack as an underrated Disney classic. Do you remember enjoying this unique Disney soundtrack?