• Anarchy TV (1998) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.30/10 from 1000 votes

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Synopsis

"Anarchy TV" is a comedy film about a group of misfits who start their own pirate television station. The station becomes a hit as they broadcast controversial and outrageous content, attracting a cult following. However, their success attracts the attention of the government, who see them as a threat to society. As the group faces increasing pressure and scrutiny, they must decide whether to continue their rebellious ways or conform to the norms of society. The film explores themes of freedom of speech, rebellion, and the power of media to influence society.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Anarchy TV
	Step Up (I'm On It)
	Low Man
	Hands In the Sky (Big Shot)
	Mary
	Burn This Town
	Boneyard
	Victory Square
	Another Bag of Bricks
	Jungle of the Midwest Sea
	Ciara
	Fight Song
	A Night On Earth
	Shadows And Dreams
	Bright Lights
	This Charming Life
	Get It On
	Dad's Gonna Kill Me
	Not Today
	Come On Home
	People, Turn Around

User reviews

Mary Brown

1/10

The musical choices in Anarchy TV often feel out of place and disconnected from the narrative. The songs selected for key moments do not resonate with the themes of freedom of speech and rebellion explored in the film. This disconnect between the soundtrack and the story detracts from the overall impact of the movie and leaves the audience feeling disconnected from the characters' struggles.

Anthony Evans

7/10

The songs chosen for Anarchy TV not only fit the tone of the film perfectly, but also serve as powerful storytelling devices, helping to convey the characters' emotions and motivations in a way that words alone cannot express.

Mark Jackson

8/10

The diverse range of music genres featured in the soundtrack adds depth and dimension to the film, creating a dynamic and engaging atmosphere that keeps the audience hooked from start to finish.

Lisa Perez

6/10

I found the use of punk rock and alternative music in the soundtrack to be quite fitting for the themes of freedom of speech and rebellion explored in the film. The songs selected help to convey the sense of defiance and nonconformity of the characters.

Edward Harris

4/10

The soundtrack of Anarchy TV fails to capture the rebellious and edgy spirit of the film. Instead of enhancing the scenes of defiance and chaos, the music feels generic and uninspired. It lacks the energy and rawness that could have elevated the viewing experience.

Thomas Martinez

6/10

The soundtrack of Anarchy TV perfectly captures the rebellious and irreverent spirit of the film. The music choices enhance the scenes and add an edgy vibe that complements the storyline.

Michael Moore

7/10

The way the soundtrack complements the themes of freedom of speech and rebellion in the movie is truly remarkable, adding an extra layer of meaning and emotion to the story being told on screen.

Robert Martin

8/10

The soundtrack of Anarchy TV perfectly captures the rebellious and chaotic spirit of the film, enhancing the viewing experience with its edgy and energetic music selections.

Mark Moore

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Anarchy TV is a standout element of the film, contributing significantly to its overall impact and leaving a lasting impression on viewers long after the credits roll.

Andrew Campbell

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Anarchy TV is a standout element of the film that elevates the viewing experience. It effectively sets the tone, enhances the narrative, and reinforces the themes of the movie, making it a memorable aspect of the overall production.

Deborah Allen

6/10

The diversity of genres in the soundtrack, from punk to hip-hop to electronic music, creates a dynamic listening experience that mirrors the eclectic nature of the characters and their pirate television station. It keeps the audience engaged and adds layers of complexity to the storytelling.

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