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I also love the soundtrack, and I do recognize some of the songs from when I was eight or nine.
It has a great soundtrack, it has a lot of recognizable faces and it is funny as hell.
The soundtrack is great as well.
with only a few comic scenes. in my opinion this is the best soundtrack of all time.
The soundtrack by the Sons of The Pioneers is one of the most beautiful I have every heard.
I love the costumes and poses the actors make, the humor, the cinematography, the soundtrack.
The soundtrack is absolutely amazing... overseen by Pete Tong.
The cast is hot and the soundtrack kicks lots of cool bands and a few I hadn't heard before but I know they have a CD coming out so I will definitely buy it.
The rest of it was the pink LP of Elton John's soundtrack getting the music and the story deeper and deeper inside my heart.
The soundtrack album, in which she sings four tracks sells well and the title-track single was agreat hit all over the world, as like as the World Tour.
Instead of a suspenseful soundtrack the director decided to go with silence, around thirty minutes of silence.
The soundtrack shows off some great old Australian talent.
(shot on film with cool cuts and an amazing soundtrack).
Back when I was in 5th grade (around age 10), I got the LP to practice with and also love the soundtrack very much.
I recommend seeing this movie and if you can get the soundtrack, get it - you can sometimes find it on eBay - an old, used LP.
I have been searching and searching to try to find the soundtrack on CD.
The combination of character development, brutal violence, a jazzy soundtrack (Tarantino must be a fan -- watch this & then "Jackie Brown" and you'll see what I'm talking about)make this occasionally flawed film (The bad guys are a bit melodramatic) one of the better modern cop films, and in my mind superior to many of the overrated modern noirs such as "Body Heat" & such.
At the surface COOLEY HIGH is a snappy ensemble comedy masquerading as a period piece (set in the early 60's, complete with a flawless Motown soundtrack).
The soundtrack is amazing and each song works perfectly with the scenes and feel of the film.
He's also a great director and has made a tough, violent movie that doesn't hold back (a hooker's death by 12 gauge) and is an excellent detective story with some great actors (Brian Keith, Bernie Casey, etc.) and an outstanding jazz soundtrack.
The photography and the soundtrack are exquisite.
The movie itself is great - the soundtrack, the performances, the cinematography - it all works.
The terrific rock soundtrack likewise seriously smokes.
Finally it would be unfair not to mention amazing soundtrack written by David Grusin, and terrific Mark Cohn's song (one of the best songs that I've ever heard in the movies) My Great Escape.
The strange soundtrack that gives you the feeling of isolation, the visual echoes of the crucifixion of Christ, the pulsating light and deep dark shadows, they all reach to your subconscious to fill in this mind-space.
I was drawn to "Friends" by the soundtrack scored by a very young and yet to be famous Elton John whom I had see in a club in nearby Houston.
But, I will find it and if it turns out silly, then at least I'll be able to turn my wife onto a great...no..outstanding soundtrack.
The absence of color and sound (as in a soundtrack) helps to give the film a more realistic feeling.
I had the soundtrack to the movie last week and listened to it non-stop.
And one can't write about Valley Girl and not mention the fabu soundtrack of great 80's tunes--most of them by one-hit wonders, which are not only integral to the sense of time and place in this movie, but thematically well-chosen.
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