• Beach Balls (1988) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 4.50/10 from 333 votes

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Synopsis

Charlie Harrison has had his eye on Wendy for years. She will talk with him only because he is friends with Keith, a guitarist and lead singer with the local band.

Charlie would love to show Wendy that he plays a mean guitar, but he has had trouble accumulating enough money to buy a good one.

Opportunity comes knocking when Keith has a record producer coming to view the band just when his venue falls through. As luck would have it, Charlie's parents plan to be out of town for few days.

He decides he can host the band in his beach-side house for the recording agent and earn some money on the side by providing concessions.

He has to get Kathleen, his strait-laced sister, out the way. He manages that by stealing her diary and finding out that she is in lust with one of the lifeguards. He sets up a driving date that will take her far out of the way.

With everything set, Keith and his band set up their show. Wendy has come and is thrilled when Charlie introduces her to Keith. Keith takes her to a quiet room and makes some unwanted advances on her. She boots him and leaves.

Some beach brutes crash the party, and a fight breaks out. Keith hurts his hand in slugging one of the instigators. About that time, Charlie's parents return unexpectedly, with the record producer in tow (assisting his mother, who has suffered a nervous breakdown).

Charlie volunteers to play the guitar parts for the injured Keith. He does so well that the recording agent signs the band on the condition that Charlie be included. Wendy is won over by Charlie's guitar skills and sensitivity.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Beach Balls
	Grandstand
	Feel the Love (feat. John Newman)
	Right Here (feat. Foxes)
	Wake Me Up
	Waiting For Love
	Dunkie Butt (Please Please Please)
	Kickstarts
	Won't Go Quietly - Radio Edit
	Somebody Told Me
	Time to Pretend
	All Together Now
	Underdog - Radio Edit
	The Life Of Riley
	World in Motion
	Walking On Sunshine
	We Built This City
	Happy - From "Despicable Me 2"
	Down The Road
	Medicine
	Vendetta
	Cool Jerk
	Step On - 2007 Remaster
	Busy Earnin'
	Brand New (with Justin Timberlake)
	Uptown Funk (feat. Bruno Mars)
	What You Know
	A-Punk
	End Credits
	Cheerleader - Felix Jaehn Remix Radio Edit
	Don't You Worry Child - Radio Edit
	Earthquake (feat. Tinie Tempah)
	Summer
	Viva La Vida
	Timber (feat. Ke$ha)
	Red Lights
	Good Feeling
	Ready For Your Love
	Pompeii
	You Make Me
	Down With The Trumpets
	Work - Freemasons Radio Edit
	Not Giving In (feat. John Newman & Alex Clare)
	We Found Love
	Hideaway
	Rather Be (feat. Jess Glynne)
	One Week
	Make Me Feel Better
	Move Your Feet
	One More Time
	A Sky Full of Stars
	I Got U
	LK Feat. Stamina MC (Carol Carolina Bela)
	Beautiful People
	Locked out of Heaven
	Jubel
	Fascination
	We Are Your Friends - Justice Vs Simian
	Firework
	Mr. Brightside
	Jump Around

User reviews

Elizabeth Wilson

5/10

The music in Beach Balls effectively sets the tone for the romantic storyline, adding depth and emotion to the characters' relationships and interactions.

Thomas White

8/10

The emotional moments in the movie are elevated by the touching compositions and heartfelt lyrics in the soundtrack.

David White

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Beach Balls is a standout feature of the film, enhancing the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Brian Lopez

6/10

The soundtrack of Beach Balls seamlessly integrates with the plot, enhancing key moments and creating a cohesive audio-visual experience for the audience.

Charles Campbell

7/10

The music enhances the storyline by setting the mood for each scene, from the romantic moments to the chaotic party scenes.

Carol Robinson

8/10

The soundtrack features a great mix of upbeat tracks and more emotional pieces, adding depth to the film's narrative.

Richard Rodriguez

7/10

The soundtrack showcases the talent of the local band in the film, adding authenticity to the story of struggling musicians trying to make it big.

Margaret Lewis

6/10

The band's music in the film showcases the talent and passion of the characters, especially Charlie, as they navigate through personal challenges and pursue their dreams.

Robert Lewis

7/10

The soundtrack's use of different musical styles and genres keeps the audience engaged and entertained throughout the film.

Brian Jackson

7/10

The music perfectly complements the beautiful beach setting, transporting listeners to a sunny and carefree environment.

Matthew Thomas

6/10

The soundtrack of Beach Balls captures the carefree spirit of a beach setting with its upbeat and lively tunes that evoke a sense of summer fun.

Timothy Scott

9/10

I was particularly impressed by the guitar solos featured in the soundtrack. The musicianship displayed is top-notch, with each riff and melody adding depth and emotion to the songs. It's clear that a lot of talent and passion went into crafting these tracks.

Paul Taylor

9/10

The soundtrack also does a great job of enhancing the storytelling of the movie. The music seamlessly accompanies the on-screen action, heightening the drama and emotion of key moments. It helps create a truly immersive experience for the audience, making the film even more enjoyable.

Susan Wilson

9/10

The soundtrack of Beach Balls is a delightful mix of upbeat surf rock tunes that perfectly capture the carefree and fun atmosphere of a beach party. Each song is catchy and energetic, making it impossible not to tap your feet along to the music.

Anthony Taylor

7/10

The guitar melodies in the soundtrack are particularly impressive, reflecting the protagonist's passion for music and his desire to impress Wendy.

Anthony Wright

8/10

The songs are catchy and memorable, making it easy for viewers to get lost in the music while watching the movie.

Joseph Jones

6/10

The songs in Beach Balls not only entertain but also serve as a reflection of the characters' growth and development throughout the film, making them an integral part of the storytelling.