• Agnes Browne (1999) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.60/10 from 2200 votes

Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Agnes Browne - Un sueño hecho realidad

Title in Italiano:

La storia di Agnes Browne

Synopsis

The unexpected death of her husband sends a woman and her seven children, ages 2-14, into emotional turmoil and financial crisis in 1967 Dublin.

She is forced to borrow money from a ruthless loan shark to make ends meet.

She faces her dismal existence by selling fruits and vegetables at an open air market where she spends time with a best friend who gives her encouragement.

Wishing to escape her existence, if only for a short time, she dreams of finding enough money to attend an upcoming Tom Jones concert.

She realizes her dream by accepting her first date with a French baker.

Her kids pool their money so she can buy a new dress.

Of course, eventually the family has to face the loan shark, but this is a movie where obstacles are maybe too easily overcome.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Agnes Browne
	Magnificat Cum Alleluia	Nóirín Ní Riain: Performer
	She's a Lady	Paul Anka: Writer Tom Jones: Performer
	Sous les Ponts de Paris	Vincent Scotto: Performer Jean Rodor: Lyrics
	Delilah	Tom Jones: Performer Les Reed: Writer
	(It Feels Like) I'll Never Fall in Love Again	Tom Jones: Performer Jimmy Curry: Writer
	Petite Fleur	Sidney Bechet: Performer Chris Barber's Jazz Band: Performer
	Heureuse
	It's Not Unusual
	He'll Have to Go
	My Bonnie
	The Last Rose of Summer
	Opening Theme - The Irish Film Orchestra	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	Banish The Blues	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	My Bonnie (Harp Version) - featuring Derek Bell	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	"She's A Lady" - Tom Jones	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	Paddy's Mazurka	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	Marion's Lament - The Irish Film Orchestra	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	Faith Of Our Fathers	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	"Delilah" - Tom JOnes	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	"The Last Rose Of Summer" - The Chieftains & Montserrat Caballe	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	Grab The Money	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	"My Bonnie" - Laura Smith with The Chieftains	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	"Puttin' On The Style" - The Fleadh Cowboys	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	Tripping Up The Stairs Reel	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	Marion's Lament (Reprise) - The Irish Film Orchestra	Paddy Moloney: Performer
	"It's Not Unusual" - Tom Jones	Paddy Moloney: Performer

User reviews

Carol Hill

6/10

The emotional impact of the music is felt throughout the movie, enhancing the audience's connection to the characters and their struggles.

Stephanie Evans

7/10

The soundtrack of Agnes Browne perfectly captures the emotional depth of the story, enhancing the viewer's connection with the characters and their struggles.

Brian Garcia

5/10

The music perfectly complements the setting of 1967 Dublin, evoking a sense of nostalgia and authenticity.

Donald White

9/10

The soundtrack of Agnes Browne truly captures the emotional depth of the story, enhancing the viewer's connection to the characters and their struggles.

Laura Martin

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Agnes Browne is a crucial element in conveying the themes of love, loss, and redemption in a poignant and moving way.

James White

6/10

The songs chosen for the film convey the struggles and resilience of Agnes Browne and her family, adding depth to the storytelling.

Donald Mitchell

4/10

Furthermore, some musical choices in the soundtrack seemed out of place and distracting, diminishing the overall impact of the storytelling. The use of certain upbeat or lighthearted tracks during the more dramatic or somber scenes clashed with the tone of the movie, detracting from the authenticity and emotional resonance of the narrative.

Donna Lee

10/10

The music perfectly sets the tone for the film, transporting me to 1967 Dublin and immersing me in Agnes Browne's world of heartbreak and resilience.

Charles Hall

3/10

The soundtrack of Agnes Browne did not effectively capture the emotional turmoil and financial crisis faced by the main character and her family after the unexpected death of her husband. The music felt disconnected from the struggles and hardships depicted in the film, failing to convey the depth of the characters' experiences.

Donna Robinson

6/10

The use of traditional Irish music in the soundtrack enhances the sense of community and solidarity portrayed in the film.

Anthony Miller

7/10

The use of traditional Irish melodies in the soundtrack adds an authentic and heartfelt touch to the storytelling, enriching the overall viewing experience.

John White

8/10

The music creates a nostalgic atmosphere that transports the audience to 1967 Dublin, setting the tone for the era in which the film is set.

Ashley Young

6/10

The soundtrack of Agnes Browne captures the emotional journey of the protagonist, from the depths of despair to moments of hope and joy.

Dorothy Baker

8/10

The emotional resonance of the music in Agnes Browne lingers long after the movie ends, leaving a lasting impact on the audience and enhancing the film's narrative.

John Parker

9/10

Each track in the soundtrack complements the narrative beautifully, evoking a range of emotions from sorrow to hope, making the viewing experience even more impactful.

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