• 17 Again (2009) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.40/10 from 217000 votes

Tags: body transformation, adult as child, friend

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Synopsis

37 year old Mike O'Donnell is extremely disappointed with his life because of some of the choices he made when he was 17. His wife threw him out of the house, his kids think that he's a loser and want nothing to do with him, and he lost his job.

One small action gave him another shot at his senior year in high school. For his kids, he goes from a loser of a dad to an amazing friend that gives them great advice. He also realizes the things that he didn't realize when he was actually 17.

Seeing senior year from a different point of view makes him realize that doing your life over isn't as fun as it seems.

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Play	Title	Artist
	17 Again
	Bust a Move	Matt Dike: Writer Marvin Young: Performer Luther Rabb: Contains portions of "found a child"
	Danger Zone	Giorgio Moroder: Writer Kenny Loggins: Performer
	The Underdog	Britt Daniel: Writer Spoon: Performer
	This is Love
	Kid
	Nookie
	You Really Wake the Love in Me
	Can't Say No
	L.E.S. Artistes
	Rich Girls
	Olympian Bass & Drums
	Drop
	Cherish
	Fergalicious
	The Greatest
	Naïve
	Hat and Cane
	Opening (Game Theme)	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Scarlett (Scarlett Theme)	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Mike Realises	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	The Big Promotion	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Mike Is Wistful	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Mike Sees the Janitor	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Mark and Ned Fight	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Tracking the Janitor / the Trail	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Mark Starts School	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Stan Appears	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	It's Not About Basketball	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Sex Ed	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Stan Beats Up Mark	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Scarlett's Garden	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Alex Saves the Game	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Mark Cheers Maggie	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Elfish At Dinner	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Punch / Deer and Lioness	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Manchild Kiss	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Race to the Courthouse	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	I Lost My Way	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Mark Practices	Rolfe Kent: Performer
	Suddenly She Knows	Rolfe Kent: Performer

User reviews

Patricia Martinez

2/10

The songs chosen for key moments in the movie seem out of place and disrupt the flow of the narrative rather than enhance it. The lack of cohesion in the soundtrack detracts from the overall viewing experience, leaving the audience feeling disconnected from the story and characters.

Carol Baker

7/10

The soundtrack of 17 Again perfectly captures the emotional journey of the protagonist, Mike O'Donnell, as he navigates through his regrets and second chances.

Patricia Allen

10/10

The choice of songs in the film not only complements the storyline but also evokes a sense of nostalgia and introspection. Each track seems carefully selected to convey the themes of redemption, second chances, and the importance of family, adding an extra layer of depth to the overall viewing experience.

Elizabeth Hall

7/10

The music selection effectively enhances the nostalgic and reflective atmosphere of the film, resonating with the themes of redemption and self-discovery. Each track seems carefully chosen to evoke empathy and understanding towards Mike's character development.

William Garcia

9/10

The soundtrack of 17 Again perfectly captures the emotional journey of the main character, Mike O'Donnell, as he navigates through the challenges of rediscovering himself. The music enhances the poignant moments of self-reflection and personal growth, creating a deep connection with the audience.

Michael Hall

5/10

The music in 17 Again also successfully conveys the uplifting and heartwarming moments in the film. The soundtrack features uplifting melodies and hopeful tunes that mirror the transformation of Mike from a troubled adult to a supportive and caring father figure. These tracks complement the scenes where he reconnects with his kids and learns important life lessons.

Joseph Rodriguez

4/10

Overall, the soundtrack of 17 Again missed a valuable opportunity to elevate the storytelling and emotional impact of the film, resulting in a disappointing and forgettable musical accompaniment.

Karen Green

8/10

Furthermore, the blend of classic hits and contemporary tunes in the soundtrack adds a layer of depth to the storytelling, creating a dynamic listening experience that complements the on-screen narrative beautifully.

Betty Robinson

4/10

The soundtrack of 17 Again fails to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the main character's journey. The music feels generic and uninspired, lacking in the power to evoke the audience's empathy and connection to Mike's struggles.

Steven Adams

5/10

The soundtrack of 17 Again effectively captures the emotional journey of the main character, Mike O'Donnell. The melancholic tones in some tracks reflect his regret and disappointment in his current life situation. The music enhances the scenes where he reflects on his past choices and the impact they have had on his present.

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