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Free Music Notes for In the Mood for Love (2000 Film)Free Music Review: Music and movie perfectly matched Hit: 5 StarsAll the passion, longing, and intensity of the film are supremely evoked by this soundtrack, particularly the two main themes, Yumeji by Shigeru Umebayashi and Angkor Wat by Michael Galasso. The cello solo in the latter will make you swoon.
The power of the film lies precisely in the fact that so much is NOT shown. Emotions are repressed. Touch is glancing. Yet desire practically oozes off the screen. It is Wong Kar-wai's directorial reticence that creates this palpability, a lesson American directors might learn from if they stopped blasting audiences with heavy breathing and boinking long enough to pay attention. (Yes, I know, Hitchcock understood the power of understatement, but he's obviously long since gone.)
Anyway, if you don't feel heat from this music, then honey, it's time to get your temperature checked.
Free Music Review: Hypnotic soundtrack Hit: 5 StarsThis is such an amazing soundtrack. Every song puts you right into the movie. It's music stays with you for days! I highly recommend this soundtrack along with the movie. The mood of the music is like no other!
Free Music Review: Awsome Instrumental Music Hit: 4 StarsThe soundtrack is really good; I didn't like some of the songs (the Chinese ones) but there are only 3 in the whole CD. The instrumental music is awesome making the soundtrack an average good.
Free Music Review: The Bing Crosby songs are very good but.... Hit: 4 StarsIn my opinion it`s the Bing Crosby-songs that makes this album worth buying, but these songs can be bought on compilations. The rest of the music is for people with special interest for backgroundmusic in films.
Free Music Review: AMAZING! Hauntingly beautiful... Hit: 5 StarsSo beautiful and emotional, it makes you want to cry! The score for the film and the collection of music together is absolutely breathtaking....
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