• Boomerang (1992) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.60/10 from 31000 votes

Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Boomerang (El príncipe de las mujeres)

Title in Italiano:

Il principe delle donne

Synopsis

Suave, irresistible, and self-confident, the successful New York City cosmetics firm executive, Marcus Graham, lives a bachelor's dream life. Refusing to settle down and get married, Marcus will meet his match in the person of his new equally evasive and utterly ambitious boss, Jacqueline, who is in the habit of playing with men. Now--as, more and more, the self-assured advertiser gets a taste of his own medicine--Marcus needs to re-evaluate his life and the way he treats women if he wants to experience what he is truly after: an unrestrained passion and, above all, true love. However, is he capable of change?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Boomerang
	Tonight Is Right	L.A. Reid: Produced Keith Washington: Performer
	7 Day Weekend	Dallas Austin: Produced Grace Jones: Performer
	Atomic Dog	George Clinton: Performer
	End of the Road	Boyz II Men: Performer L.A. Reid: Produced
	String Quartet in G, Opus 54, No. 1 - Third Movement	The Aeolian Quartet: Performer
	It's Gonna Be Alright	Aaron Hall: Performer
	Feel Like Funkin' It Up	ReBirth Brass Band: Writer
	Reversal of a Dog	L.A. Reid: Produced
	Pull Up to the Bumper	Lowell 'Sly' Dunbar:
	Don't Wanna Love You	L.A. Reid: Produced Shanice: Performer
	Bewildered	James Brown: Performer
	Fesarius Approaches	Fred Steiner:
	Magic Tears	Fred Steiner:
	Love Shoulda Brought You Home	L.A. Reid: Produced Toni Braxton: Performer
	There You Go	L.A. Reid: Produced Johnny Gill: Performer
	Man's Final Frontier	Arrested Development: Performer
	Give U My Heart	L.A. Reid: Produced Toni Braxton: Performer
	I'd Die Without You	PM Dawn: Performer
	It's Gonna Be Alright	Charlie Wilson: Performer
	Feel Like Funkin' It Up	ReBirth Brass Band: Performer
	Don't Wanna Love You	Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds: Performer
	Man's Final Frontier	Speech: Performer
	I'd Die Without You	Prince Be: Performer
	Mughaiyazhi (Anand Aravindakshan; Radhika)	Radhan: Performer
	Desame (Jithin Raj)	Radhan: Performer
	Vaan Thodave (Bobo Shashi)	Radhan: Performer
	Mughaiyazhi (Instrumental Version) (Flute Kamalakhar)	Radhan: Performer
	Boomerang (Opening)	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Noirmoutier	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Les démons d'Antoine	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Vagues de souvenirs	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Bernaflash (Julian Dagorno, Frédéric Jaffre)	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Des images de Clarisse	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Antoine et Angèle	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Jean W.	Éric Neveux: Performer
	La traversée	Éric Neveux: Performer
	A Call To Arms	James Horner: Performer
	After Antietam	James Horner: Performer
	Lonely Christmas	James Horner: Performer
	Forming The Regiment	James Horner: Performer
	The Whipping	James Horner: Performer
	Burning The Town Of Darien	James Horner: Performer
	Brave Words, Braver Deeds	James Horner: Performer
	The Year Of Jubilee	James Horner: Performer
	Preparations For Battle	James Horner: Performer
	Charging Fort Wagner	James Horner: Performer
	An Epitath	James Horner: Performer
	Closing Credits	James Horner: Performer

User reviews

Kimberly Hernandez

8/10

Each track is carefully selected to create an irresistible and engaging musical experience for the audience.

Timothy Williams

7/10

The diversity of genres and styles in the soundtrack keeps the audience engaged and entertained throughout the film.

Dorothy Miller

9/10

The Boomerang soundtrack perfectly captures the suave and self-confident vibes of the main character, Marcus Graham, and the glamorous New York City setting.

Ashley Brown

5/10

The soundtrack of Boomerang is a perfect blend of old-school charm and contemporary flair. The mix of classic and modern tracks creates a nostalgic yet fresh listening experience that appeals to a wide range of audiences.

Betty Gonzalez

8/10

The music enhances the self-confident and stylish vibe of the characters, adding depth to their personalities.

Richard King

4/10

The songs chosen for the movie lacked depth and emotional impact, failing to enhance the scenes or evoke the intended mood, making the viewing experience less engaging.

Lisa Thomas

5/10

The irresistible melodies in the soundtrack of Boomerang make it a joy to listen to. The catchy beats and soulful vocals draw you in and make you want to groove along with the music.

Ashley Martinez

5/10

The soundtrack of Boomerang perfectly captures the suave and sophisticated atmosphere of the movie. The smooth jazz and R&B tunes create a classy and elegant vibe that complements the film's setting and characters.

Amanda Campbell

8/10

The way the music is integrated into the scenes seamlessly elevates the overall viewing experience.

Susan Thompson

8/10

The soundtrack of Boomerang perfectly captures the suave and sophisticated atmosphere of the movie.

Joseph Martin

6/10

The Boomerang soundtrack is a reflection of true love and passion, mirroring the central themes of the movie. The emotional depth and heartfelt lyrics of the songs resonate with the audience and enhance the overall viewing experience.

Mark Turner

3/10

The overall musical score of Boomerang was forgettable and unmemorable, failing to leave a lasting impression or add any significant value to the film's narrative or character development.

Andrew Brown

5/10

The self-confident energy of the songs in the Boomerang soundtrack mirrors the confidence and charisma of the main character, Marcus Graham. The music enhances the character development and adds depth to the story.

Ronald Brown

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Boomerang contributes significantly to the film's success and makes it a memorable and enjoyable cinematic experience.

Deborah Lewis

3/10

The soundtrack of Boomerang felt out of touch with the modern audience, with its dated R&B tracks that didn't resonate with the film's contemporary setting.