• 52 Pick-Up (1986) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Successful Los Angeles construction magnate Harry Mitchell (Roy Scheider) has his life turned upside down when three hooded blackmailers come to him with a tape of Harry and his mistress, a stripper named Cini (Kelly Preston). They demand $105,000 per year for the tape. Because Harry's wife Barbara (Ann-Margret) is running for city council, he cannot go to the police.

Harry decides not to pay, and the blackmailers respond by breaking into Harry's house and stealing his gun and some clothing. They use the stolen items to make another video, wherein they murder Cini with Harry's gun. Again they demand $105,000 per year.

Harry tracks down the lead blackmailer, amateur adult filmmaker Alan Raimy (John Glover), and is able to convince Raimy he can only pay $52,000, which Raimy accepts. Harry then begins to turn the other blackmailers, psychotic Bobby (Clarence Williams III) and cowardly Leo (Robert Trebor), against each other and Raimy.

This leads to Bobby attempting to break into Harry's house and kill him, but Harry and Barbara overpower him, and learn that Raimy did not mention the revised deal to his accomplices. As Leo begins to crack, Raimy and Bobby resort to further escalating violence, and Harry will have to fight to save himself and Barbara.

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Play	Title	Artist
	52 Pick-Up
	Happy Days Are Here Again	Jack Yellen: Words
	Gotta Have You
	SIDE A: The Desert (Part I)	Gary Chang: Performer
	Mitch Meets Alan	Gary Chang: Performer
	52 Pick-Up	Gary Chang: Performer
	Bobby's Demise	Gary Chang: Performer
	Mitch Sets Up Alan	Gary Chang: Performer
	Mitch Decides	Gary Chang: Performer
	Alan And Bobby Plot Leo's Demise	Gary Chang: Performer
	Political Rally	Gary Chang: Performer
	SIDE B: Mitch Rides Into Town / The Abduction	Gary Chang: Performer
	Bobby Takes Mitch For A Ride	Gary Chang: Performer
	The Accountant	Gary Chang: Performer
	The Desert (Part II)	Gary Chang: Performer
	Mitch Goes To The Movies	Gary Chang: Performer
	Leo Gets It	Gary Chang: Performer
	End Title	Gary Chang: Performer

User reviews

Laura Garcia

3/10

The repetitive use of certain musical motifs in 52 Pick-Up became distracting and monotonous, diminishing the impact of key moments in the film. Instead of adding depth and complexity to the storytelling, the soundtrack felt like a repetitive loop that failed to captivate or elevate the viewing experience.

Michelle Robinson

8/10

The memorable motifs and recurring themes in the music helped to create a cohesive and unified sonic identity for 52 Pick-Up, adding a layer of continuity to the narrative.

William Miller

8/10

The use of eerie and ominous tones in certain tracks effectively conveyed the sense of danger and uncertainty faced by the characters, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the film.

Timothy Turner

4/10

The choice of music in 52 Pick-Up often felt mismatched with the tone and mood of the scenes, creating a disconnect between the emotional impact of the visuals and the auditory experience. This inconsistency detracted from my overall enjoyment of the movie and made it difficult to fully immerse myself in the narrative.

Laura Gonzalez

7/10

The diversity of musical styles and genres showcased in the soundtrack provided a rich and varied auditory experience, catering to different moods and settings within the film.

Steven Phillips

8/10

The incorporation of elements like electronic beats and pulsating rhythms added a modern and dynamic feel to the soundtrack, reflecting the fast-paced nature of the plot.

Mary Hernandez

6/10

The use of electronic beats and synthesizers in the soundtrack adds a modern and edgy touch to the film, enhancing the overall atmosphere of intrigue and danger.

Thomas Phillips

6/10

The orchestral pieces in the soundtrack provide a sense of drama and sophistication, complementing the high-stakes storyline of blackmail, murder, and deception in the movie.

Donald Gonzalez

9/10

The soundtrack of 52 Pick-Up showcases the talent and creativity of the composer, providing a memorable and impactful auditory experience that complements the gritty and thrilling nature of the film.

Joseph Lopez

7/10

The seamless integration of music with sound effects and dialogue showed a meticulous attention to detail in the sound design, enhancing the overall cinematic experience.

Anthony Baker

10/10

The soundtrack of 52 Pick-Up perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the film, enhancing every scene with its haunting and intense musical themes.

Betty Allen

7/10

The emotional depth of the music during key dramatic moments helped to intensify the impact of pivotal scenes, drawing me further into the characters' struggles and conflicts.

Kenneth Mitchell

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of 52 Pick-Up demonstrated a high level of artistry and craftsmanship, effectively enhancing the storytelling and leaving a lasting impression on me as a viewer.

Lisa Robinson

1/10

The soundtrack of 52 Pick-Up lacked originality and creativity, feeling generic and uninspired throughout the film. The music did not enhance the tension or drama of the scenes, leaving me underwhelmed and unengaged with the storyline.

Betty Garcia

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of 52 Pick-Up effectively complements the action on screen, creating a memorable and immersive viewing experience for the audience.

Michael Miller

8/10

The tension and suspense in the soundtrack perfectly complement the thrilling storyline of 52 Pick-Up, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the movie.

Nancy Moore

10/10

The use of music in 52 Pick-Up adds depth and emotion to the storyline, creating a sense of unease and excitement that keeps the audience engaged throughout the movie.

Donna Adams

5/10

The soundtrack of 52 Pick-Up is fitting for the intense and suspenseful nature of the film. The music effectively builds tension and keeps the audience engaged throughout the plot twists.

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