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They forgot many many songs in the movie

Sing blue silver | Wisconsin | 06/18/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I love the movie hands down of course. But the soundtrack, what in the heck were they thinking? Yes some songs that were in the movie are included in the movie soundtrack but they should of included all of the songs in the movie!



If I had to redo the soundtrack over again, here is what I would include:

You Spin Me Round (Like A Record) - Dope

Monologue 1 - John Cale

Walking on Sunshine: Katrina and the Waves

Something In The Air (American Psycho remix)- David Bowie

Lady in red; Chris DeBurgh

Watching Me Fall (Underdog remix)- The Cure

John Cale's Dialogue to bartender during New order song

New Order-True Faith

Addicted to Love-Robert Palmer

The christmas carol played at evelyn's christmas party

Monologue 2 - John Cale

Trouble - Daniel Ash

John Cale's dialogue during hip to be square

Hip to be square-Huey Lewis and the News

Genesis-In too deep

John Cale dialogue when Sussudio is playing

Sussudio-Phil Collins

Paid In Full (Coldcut remix) - Eric B. & Rakim

Who Feelin' It (Philip's Psycho mix) - Tom Tom Club

Monologue 3 - John Cale (during information society song)

What's On Your Mind - Information Society (Pure Energy mix)

Pump Up The Volume - M/A/R/R/S

Whitney Houston dialogue by John Cale (There were would be no need to skip over to track 98)

The greatest love of all (movie instrumental)

Paid In Full - The Racket (remix)

Chainsaw noise &"christie" screaming--from the movie

Track 98--The Closing dialogue from the movie



But still including stuff from the 80's and a remake of phil collins "in the air.." and dead or alive's "you spin me around.." earns the soundtrack a 4 in my book.









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Awesome but...

Matt Howard | 04/03/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Great soundtrack, Great movie butmissing a few tracks such as "Sussidio" one of the key songs in the movie. The music is a key factor of Bateman's personality (or lack thereof). This is a must with so many great songs, but remember thats not all there is...."