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Other reviews here also said that the soundtrack sucked...that's because most of it was written by the same person, and some of the songs were written by one of the writers of the movie.
An unbelievably thin and unengaging plot, ankle-deep characterisation/motivation and a really awful soundtrack (replacing tension with vast swathes of noise, replacing the arcane musical references of the original for digitised crashes and roars.
The soundtrack is an amusing choice of rock tunes.
Without the original's soundtrack, it just seemed like another typical TV movie...yes, about as bland as Kraft cheese.
There's even a modern version of the good hearted dance-hall girl, AND a twanging Jew's-harp in the soundtrack.
Terrible soundtrack...when it's there.
And to top it off, Night of the Sharks has the worst soundtrack I've ever heard.
combined with the overweening soundtrack, these flaws make this movie's three hours unbearably weighty in tone yet light in content.
When a comedy movie boasts its marvelous soundtrack on the back cover you know your not dealing with a top notch movie.
The soundtrack is annoying, the lack of foresight is annoying, this film seems to have been made to deny a sense of realism or believability when that is exactly what is required to hammer the novel's messages to the viewer.
All you need to know about this film happens in the first five minutes: it looks cool, it has a solid original soundtrack reflective of the late-60s period, and all but a couple of its characters are unlikeable.
The only redeeming quality of the film was the soundtrack.
Add to this a soundtrack that repeats again and again, including a vaudevillian song about "dear old dad" that suggests an incestuous quality the viewer never really sees.
What happens in the film happens very slowly and often accompanied by a soundtrack that sounds like a cat being gutted, and then, just when you thinks it's finished, it starts again.
The soundtrack was bad, acting was bad and the story uninspiring.
The soundtrack is awful apart from some instrumental stuff that reminds you of a previous Bjork album.
The clunky vibes'n'oboe faux-jazz soundtrack doesn't help either.
I disliked the acting, stiff upper lip British mannerisms, story, script (which may be quite witty at times but totally unfunny) and soundtrack.
The soundtrack is not memorable either.
With obviously low budget, extremely bad acting, bad lightning, no plot, really bad so-called 'special effects', shaky cameras and a horrible soundtrack this makes movies like House of Wax look like Oscar-winning masterpieces.
Not even the soundtrack helps it, mostly because the movie resorts to ridiculous scary classical music rather than the "kick-ass metal" some reported.
It was almost as if Dahmer was intended as erotica, down to the porn-flic soundtrack.
I agree with everything people said on this one but I must add that the soundtrack is probably the WORST one I have ever heard my entire life!
Even the soundtrack is a bore.
I mean its just plain hard to sit through, not to mention the acting is terrible and the soundtrack is dubbed badly.
The cinematography and editing are murky and befuddled, the story is chaotic, and the soundtrack is barely audible.
There is a very slight resemblance to "Falling Down", but that film had a boldly disturbing story-line, great writing and acting, and an engaging soundtrack.
At one point when the wife leaves the husband, a bad cover of All by Myself plays over the soundtrack!
Only the soundtrack, the droning angsty alt-country and the tense fluctuating score provide any palpable tension.
Crazed Hillbilles YEP! needless tit shot (with a real weird scar) YEP! crappy soundtrack YEP!
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