• 21 & Over (2013) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.80/10 from 77000 votes

Tags: cell phone, 21st birthday

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Synopsis

It's Jeff Chang's 21st birthday, so his friends, Miller and Casey show up to help him celebrate. But Jeff has an interview the next day for medical school which his very strict father is going to bring him to, so he can't go out. But Miller convinces Jeff to go out and they get so drunk that they don't know where they are and how to get back Jeff's place. So they try to ask a girl whom Jeff knows if she could help them but she doesn't know either. But she tells them maybe her boyfriend might know. So they go to him but problem is that the guy is someone they met during their binge and all he wants to do is kill them so they run off. And they try to find Jeff's place before his father shows up and kills them.

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Play	Title	Artist
	21 & Over
	The Way We Move	Malachi DeLorenzo: Writer Langhorne Slim: Performer
	Going Out In Style	Al Barr: Writer Dropkick Murphys: Performer
	Shine	Steve Clark: Writer Vibrolux: Performer
	Swim Until You Can't See Land	Scott Hutchison: Writer Frightened Rabbit: Performer
	C'mon Doll	Joel Schneider: Writer My Goodness: Performer
	It's So Hot	Mack Jones: Writer 4th Pyramid: Performer
	Come Together	Spencer Manio: Writer Spaceman: Performer
	Oh Shit	The Pharcyde: Performer J. Swift: Writer
	Let's Touch	Charles Trahan: Writer Charles Trahan: Performer
	Not So Bad Marching Band	Amjad Albasel: Writer
	Don Giovanni - II Mio Tesoro Intanto	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Writer
	Jukebox	Double-O: Writer Kidz in the Hall: Performer
	The Boom	Jonathan Yip: Writer
	Tonight Is the Night	Outasight: Writer Outasight: Performer
	College Night	Iman Shumpert: Writer
	Mona Vegas	Strfkr: Performer Joshua Hodges: Writer
	Man Up	Søren Christensen: Writer The Blue Van: Performer
	Almost Famous (21 and Over Mix)	Steven Hardy: Writer Big Freedia: Performer
	Break It Off	Christian Doble: Writer Fawn: Performer
	The Love We Have	Marco Jacobo: Writer Marco Jacobo: Performer
	Young Blood	The Naked and Famous: Performer Thom Powers: Writer
	Trade Route	Eric V. Hachikian: Writer
	Ready Set Go (Ben's Over 21 Mix)	Ben Gidsjoy: Writer
	Control	Alessandro 'Alle' Benassi: Writer Benny Benassi: Performer
	Under Control	Flynn Adam: Writer Rootbeer: Performer
	Dirts Biggum	Eric V. Hachikian: Writer
	Duke Gonna Get Em	K.C. Booker: Writer The High Decibels: Performer
	Young Blood (Dekade Remix)	The Naked and Famous: Performer Thom Powers: Writer
	Howl	Brian Fallon: Writer The Gaslight Anthem: Performer

User reviews

Melissa Jones

2/10

The overall sound quality of the soundtrack was subpar, with some tracks sounding muffled or poorly mixed. This detracted from the viewing experience, as the music failed to create a dynamic atmosphere or evoke any significant emotional response from the audience.

Jennifer Turner

9/10

The soundtrack of 21 & Over perfectly captures the energetic and wild spirit of the movie. Each song enhances the party scenes and adds to the overall fun atmosphere of the film. It really sets the tone for the crazy adventures Jeff, Miller, and Casey go through.

Brian Martin

9/10

The emotional depth of some of the songs in the soundtrack adds a layer of complexity to the characters and their relationships in the film. The music not only complements the comedic moments but also enhances the more heartfelt and poignant scenes, creating a well-rounded and immersive musical experience for the audience.

Deborah Baker

10/10

The music selection in 21 & Over is diverse and engaging, with a mix of popular hits and lesser-known tracks that all blend seamlessly together. The soundtrack keeps the audience engaged and entertained throughout the movie, making it a memorable aspect of the overall viewing experience.

Brian Campbell

7/10

The soundtrack of 21 & Over perfectly captures the wild and chaotic atmosphere of the movie. The energetic beats and catchy tunes keep the audience engaged throughout the film.

William Parker

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of 21 & Over is a standout feature of the movie, elevating the viewing experience and making it a memorable and enjoyable ride from start to finish.

Dorothy Nelson

5/10

I found the music selection to be quite diverse, ranging from party anthems to more laid-back tunes. This variety kept the soundtrack engaging and added depth to the different scenes and emotions portrayed in the film.

Margaret Davis

2/10

The songs selected for the film seemed generic and uninspired, lacking originality and creativity. It felt like the filmmakers chose popular tunes without considering how they would complement the narrative, resulting in a forgettable musical experience.

Sarah Williams

6/10

The use of music to build tension during the more intense moments of the movie was particularly effective. The suspenseful tracks elevated the sense of urgency as Jeff, Miller, and Casey tried to navigate their way back home before Jeff's father arrived.

Andrew Martin

5/10

The soundtrack of 21 & Over perfectly captures the energetic and wild nature of the movie. The upbeat and fast-paced songs really set the tone for the chaotic adventures of Jeff, Miller, and Casey throughout the night.

Stephanie Thompson

7/10

The music enhances the comedic moments in the movie, adding an extra layer of humor to the scenes. It helps create a lighthearted and fun vibe that complements the storyline.

George Nelson

8/10

The soundtrack features a great mix of different genres, from hip-hop to rock, which appeals to a wide range of audiences. It keeps the movie dynamic and entertaining.

Matthew White

8/10

The soundtrack includes both classic hits and new tracks, creating a nostalgic yet fresh listening experience. It adds a modern touch to the movie's overall vibe.

Michael Thompson

7/10

The soundtrack of 21 & Over has a high energy level that mirrors the characters' wild adventures. It pumps up the audience and makes the movie even more exciting to watch.

Steven Allen

7/10

The songs chosen for key moments in the film are spot on, perfectly matching the emotions and actions of the characters. It adds depth and emotion to the storytelling.

George Roberts

1/10

The soundtrack of 21 & Over felt disconnected from the plot of the movie. The music choices did not enhance the scenes or emotions portrayed by the characters, making it hard to feel immersed in the story.

Thomas Adams

8/10

The songs in the soundtrack are memorable and catchy, making them stick in the audience's minds even after the movie is over. They leave a lasting impression and add to the overall enjoyment of the film.

Anthony Harris

7/10

The music transitions smoothly between scenes, creating a seamless flow that keeps the audience engaged. It helps maintain the pace of the movie and builds anticipation for what's to come.

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