The video for Bobby Brown’s “On Our Own” is a textbook case of how music videos from films sometimes use the slimmest of connections in order to sell a movie. Watching the video, it seems like the director shot two different ideas for the song — one for the song before it was attached to the film, and the other afterward — and then stitched them together as best he could.

The video for Bobby Brown’s “On Our Own” is a textbook case of how music videos from films sometimes use the slimmest of connections in order to sell a movie. Watching the video, it seems like the director shot two different ideas for the song — one for the song before it was attached to the film, and the other afterward — and then stitched them together as best he could.

The video for Bobby Brown’s “On Our Own” is a textbook case of how music videos from&nbsp;films sometimes use the slimmest of connections in order to sell a movie. Watching the&nbsp;video, it seems like the director shot two different ideas for the song — one for the song before it was attached to the film, and the other afterward — and then stitched&nbsp;them together as best he could.

From the Stereo to Your Screen #5, "Bobby Brown & Ghostbusters II"

A bi-weekly podcast that discusses the seminal soundtracks in movie history. We speak with the individuals behind the tunes -- musicians, music supervisors, actors, and more.

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From the Stereo to Your Screen #5, "Bobby Brown & Ghostbusters II"

From the Stereo to Your Screen #5, "Bobby Brown & Ghostbusters II"