• Atomic Blonde (2017) Soundtrack OST •

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Atomic Blonde - Agente Especial

Synopsis

London, November 1989. Beautiful and lethal, MI6 agent Lorraine Broughton is being interrogated by her superior Eric Gray, and against her objections CIA agent Emmett Kurzfeld, it a debrief concerning a just concluded mission in Berlin "gone wrong" in certain respects in what ended up being the approach to the fall of the wall.

Murdered MI6 agent James Gascoine was supposed to have a comprehensive list of secret agents on both sides given to him by a Stasi agent named Spyglass, that list getting in the wrong hands i.e. the KGB which would tip the balance of the Cold War. In Gascoine's death, the list had gone missing, Broughton dispatched to Berlin undercover to recover the list from who they believe currently has it, a KGB agent named Yuri Bakhtin, she to work with MI6's Berlin section chief David Percival, who has immersed himself in the bohemian Berlin lifestyle both as a cover but also as a personal choice.

Broughton felt that there was someone tipping off the KGB as she believed her cover was blown as soon as she arrived in Berlin, which leads to the reason for her objection of Kurzfeld being in the meeting in she not wanting to divulge information that he should perhaps not know: that she had a secondary mission in Berlin, namely to discover the identity of a mole who had long been giving MI6 problems, that agent going by the code name Satchel.

She didn't know if Satchel was the source of the leak of her identity to the KGB and/or the young, mysterious woman she noticed following her ever since her arrival in town. With regard to the list, she learned that Spyglass himself could be as important an asset to the West as the list, he wanting to defect however with conditions.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Atomic Blonde
	Blue Monday '88	Stephen Morris: Writer New Order: Performer
	Cat People (Putting Out Fire)	Giorgio Moroder: Writer David Bowie: Performer
	Fight the Power	Chuck D: Writer Public Enemy: Performer
	Major Tom (Völlig Losgelöst)	Peter Schilling: Writer Peter Schilling: Performer
	99 Luftballons	Uwe Fahrenkrog-Petersen: Writer Nena: Performer
	Blue Monday	Stephen Morris: Writer
	Father Figure
	Der Kommissar
	As Time Goes By
	London Calling
	Cities in Dust
	The Politics of Dancing
	Voices Carry
	Stigmata
	Behind the Wheel
	I Ran (So Far Away)
	Drinking Song
	Fastidious Horses
	Under Pressure
	Blue Monday '88	Stephen Morris: Performer
	Tetris Theme	Martin Gore: Performer
	MTV News Theme	Uwe Fahrenkrog-Petersen: Performer
	Fastidious Horses (Koni priveredlivye)	Vladimir Vysotskiy: Performer
	01. SIDE A: Cat People (Putting Out Fire) – David Bowie	Tyler Bates: Performer
	02. Major Tom (Völlig Losgelöst) – Peter Schilling	Tyler Bates: Performer
	03. Blue Monday – HEALTH	Tyler Bates: Performer
	04. Cckscker – Tyler Bates	Tyler Bates: Performer
	05. SIDE B: 99 Luftballons – Nena	Tyler Bates: Performer
	06. Father Figure – George Michael	Tyler Bates: Performer
	07. Der Kommissar – After the Fire	Tyler Bates: Performer
	08. Cities in Dust – Siouxsie and the Banshees	Tyler Bates: Performer
	SIDE A: The Politics of Dancing – Re-Flex	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Stigmata – Marilyn Manson & Tyler Bates	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Demonstration – Tyler Bates	Tyler Bates: Performer
	SIDE D: I Ran (So Far Away) – A Flock of Seagulls	Tyler Bates: Performer
	99 Luftballons – Kaleida	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Voices Carry – ‘Til Tuesday	Tyler Bates: Performer
	London Calling – The Clash	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Finding the UHF Device – Tyler Bates	Tyler Bates: Performer

User reviews

Kimberly Walker

9/10

Overall, the music in Atomic Blonde elevates the film to a whole new level, adding layers of intrigue and excitement to an already gripping plot. It's a true testament to the power of a well-curated soundtrack in enhancing the overall cinematic experience.

Carol Hill

6/10

The soundtrack of Atomic Blonde features a diverse range of songs that appeal to a wide audience, showcasing the eclectic tastes of the filmmakers and enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Michael Hernandez

3/10

The use of popular 80s songs in the soundtrack often felt forced and out of place, detracting from the tension and suspense of key scenes. It seemed like the songs were included more for commercial appeal rather than to serve the narrative of the film.

Betty White

5/10

The soundtrack of Atomic Blonde seamlessly blends with the on-screen action, creating a harmonious fusion of sound and visuals that elevates the overall impact of the film.

Elizabeth Thomas

7/10

The soundtrack of Atomic Blonde skillfully captures the essence of the Cold War era, blending retro vibes with modern production techniques to create a sound that feels both authentic and contemporary.

Daniel Johnson

6/10

Overall, the music in Atomic Blonde is a standout element that contributes significantly to the film's overall atmosphere and storytelling, making it a must-watch for both music and movie enthusiasts alike.

Laura Wright

8/10

The original score of Atomic Blonde effectively builds tension and excitement during action sequences, enhancing the adrenaline-pumping scenes and keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.

James Hill

6/10

The music choices in Atomic Blonde not only serve as background accompaniment but also help to develop the characters and drive the narrative forward.

William Roberts

6/10

The Atomic Blonde soundtrack perfectly captures the gritty and edgy atmosphere of Cold War-era Berlin, setting the tone for the suspenseful spy thriller.

Andrew Davis

5/10

The soundtrack of Atomic Blonde effectively complements the stylish visuals of the film, creating a cohesive and immersive cinematic experience.

Carol Thompson

8/10

The seamless integration of music into the film's narrative helps to drive the story forward and create a dynamic and engaging cinematic experience.

Brian Turner

7/10

Overall, the Atomic Blonde soundtrack is a standout element of the film, elevating the viewing experience with its carefully selected tracks, original score, and seamless integration into the narrative.

Robert Garcia

7/10

The s-inspired music in the film adds a nostalgic and atmospheric layer to the storytelling, transporting viewers back to the vibrant and edgy setting of 1989 Berlin.

Andrew Thompson

7/10

The energetic and pulsating beats of the soundtrack mirror the fast-paced action and high-stakes espionage depicted in the movie, creating a cohesive and immersive audiovisual experience.

Patricia Campbell

8/10

The intensity and suspense in the Atomic Blonde soundtrack perfectly complement the espionage theme of the movie, creating a thrilling and immersive experience for the audience.

Betty Parker

3/10

The score composed for the film lacked cohesiveness and failed to establish a distinct musical identity for Atomic Blonde. The lack of a memorable and impactful original score left many scenes feeling flat and uninspired, missing an opportunity to elevate the overall viewing experience.

Steven Miller

8/10

The diverse selection of songs in the soundtrack showcases a variety of genres and styles, catering to different tastes and enhancing the overall mood of the film.

Elizabeth Hall

2/10

The soundtrack of Atomic Blonde felt disconnected from the overall mood and setting of the movie. The music choices did not effectively enhance the espionage thriller atmosphere set in Cold War-era Berlin.

Linda Evans

5/10

The use of 80s synth-pop and new wave tracks in the soundtrack provides a nostalgic backdrop to the espionage plot, creating a unique and memorable viewing experience.

George Martin

10/10

The soundtrack of Atomic Blonde perfectly captures the intense and stylish atmosphere of the film set in 1989 Berlin. The music selection, ranging from 80s pop hits to dark, electronic beats, enhances every scene and adds depth to the narrative, creating a truly immersive experience for the audience.

Donald Baker

8/10

The use of iconic tracks like Blue Monday by New Order and 99 Luftballons by Nena in key moments of the movie adds a unique and memorable touch to the soundtrack.

Kenneth King

8/10

The carefully curated songs in the soundtrack enhance the character development and emotional depth of the story, adding layers of complexity to the film's protagonists and their motivations.

Emily Roberts

6/10

The musical score in Atomic Blonde effectively conveys the emotional depth and complexity of the characters, adding a layer of depth to the storytelling.

Carol Lewis

9/10

One of the highlights of the soundtrack is how it cleverly weaves in iconic songs from the era with original score composed by Tyler Bates. The seamless integration of these different elements not only sets the tone for the action-packed sequences but also helps to convey the emotional depth of the characters, making the music an integral part of the storytelling.

Matthew Smith

5/10

The music selection in Atomic Blonde enhances the action sequences and adds an extra layer of intensity to the film, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.

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