Search - Various Artists, Lalo Schifrin, Nile Rodgers :: Rush Hour 2 [Clean Version]

Deceiving!

stephanie | canada | 03/30/2002

(2 out of 5 stars)

"ok, i haven't even heard this cd--i just watched the movie and the 2 of the songs that intrigued me (TUCKER's "don't stop..." and ST GERMAIN's "so flute") aren't on the soundtrack...ok, that happens sometimes but what irks me is the spate of recent soundtracks that say "music from and INSPIRED BY"--what is THAT about?? people wanna buy the cd's for songs they heard in the film, don't they? first there was the controversy of songs used in trailers not showing up in the film or on the cd, and now THIS! but the thing is, this particular cd doesn't even warn u that alot of these tunes have nothing to do with the movie! it's just stupid, if u ask me....i don't understand it...."

Hmm..

stephanie | 08/05/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Although this soundtrack has some explict language, it's still very good! It has some very upcoming and popular artists, including the most famous singer in Japan! Hikaru Utada. (I'm not kidding, you can ask ANY Japanese person in Japan who she is and they'll know who you're talking about) Japanese music is getting fairly popular on movie soundtracks now... I suspect, because I noticed that the Final Fantasy soundtrack also had a famous Japanese Rock band playing in it.Hikaru Utada is possibly the ONLY reason why I got this soundtrack, but I was surprised that this soundtrack was as good as it was. I recommend this to any R&B fan."