Breathless Soundtrack (

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Rating: 6.00/10 from 10000 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Vivir sin aliento

Title in Italiano:

All'ultimo respiro

Title in Português:

O Último Fôlego

Synopsis

Breathless

Jesse Lujack - only one of the many aliases by which he goes - is a small time Las Vegas hood, who nonetheless believes that the world should figuratively bow at his feet. He steals a car to drive to Los Angeles to convince Monica Poiccard, a French co-ed with who he has only a casual relationship but who he professes to love, to run off to Mexico with him. Along the way, he is pursued by highway patrol due to a traffic violation. Stopped, Jesse flagrantly shoots and critically wounds the police officer. This incident makes his getaway to Mexico all the more important.

Monica is torn by his offer: she is attracted to him and his confident and dangerous ways (unaware of the incident en route to Los Angeles), yet she is on the verge of a relationship with one of her professors who would be able to advance her career. Jesse's time in Los Angeles too is torn in two ways: he wants to convince Monica of his love for her and thus why she should run off with him, but his need to get away is affected by the facts that the authorities know he shot the police officer, that police officer eventually died making him a cop killer, and his name and face are plastered all over the media. Monica may come to her own decisions based on her feelings for Jesse and eventually finding out about the police shooting.

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Breathless
Bad Boy
Lil Armstrong: Writer
Mink DeVille: Performer
Wind on Water / Wind on Wind
Robert Fripp: Performer
Breathless
Jerry Lee Lewis: Performer
Otis Blackwell: Writer
Otis Blackwell: Composer
Otis Blackwell: (end credits) composed
X: Performer
(What A) Wonderful World
Sam Cooke: Performer
Sam Cooke: Writer
Openings
Philip Glass: Writer
Philip Glass: Performer
High School Confidential
Jerry Lee Lewis: Performer
Ron Hargrave: Writer
Blowin' In The Wind
Bob Dylan: Writer
Suspicious Minds
Elvis Presley: Performer
Francis Zambon: Writer
Wind on Wind
Robert Fripp: Performer
Robert Fripp: Writer
Fripp & Eno: Performer
Jack The Ripper
Link Wray: Writer
Link Wray: Performer
365 Is My Number / The Message
King Sunny Ade: Performer
Celtic Soul Brothers
Message of Love
Chrissie Hynde: Writer
The Pretenders: Performer
Caca De Vaca
Final Sunset
Robert Fripp: Performer
Robert Fripp: Writer
Fripp & Eno: Performer
Wind on Water
Robert Fripp: Writer
Fripp & Eno: Performer
No Me Hagas Sufrir
Ismael Quintana: Writer
Ismael Quintana: Performer
365 Is My Number/The Message
King Sunny Ade: Writer
King Sunny Ade: Performer

User reviews

Brian Nelson
6/10

The choice of songs enhances the retro, gritty atmosphere of the film, transporting the audience to a bygone era.

Emily Williams
6/10

The haunting melodies in certain scenes evoke a sense of foreboding and impending doom, foreshadowing the characters' fates.

Stephanie Scott
6/10

Overall, the music in Breathless is a crucial element that amplifies the film's narrative and elevates the viewing experience.

Susan Brown
2/10

I found the soundtrack of Breathless to be quite underwhelming and uninspiring.

Emily Garcia
6/10

The soundtrack of Breathless perfectly captures the intensity and thrill of the characters' dangerous escapade.

Steven Allen
9/10

The soundtrack of Breathless perfectly captures the intensity and desperation of Jesse and Monica's tumultuous relationship. Each track immerses you in the raw emotions and dangerous allure of their love story.

Mary Thompson
2/10

The overall soundtrack felt generic and predictable, failing to enhance the overall viewing experience of the film.

Thomas Wilson
10/10

The music effortlessly blends suspenseful beats with haunting melodies, creating a sense of urgency and passion that mirrors the characters' inner turmoil. It adds a layer of depth to the film, enhancing every scene with its evocative tunes.

Dorothy Jackson
6/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the passion and desperation of Jesse and Monica's tumultuous relationship.

Laura King
5/10

The contrast between upbeat, fast-paced tracks and slower, melancholic pieces reflects the emotional rollercoaster experienced by the protagonists.

Donna Carter
4/10

The music failed to effectively capture the intensity and complexity of the characters and their tumultuous relationship.

Ashley Mitchell
6/10

The music enhances the tension and suspense of Jesse's reckless actions throughout the film.

David Thompson
6/10

The soundtrack's dynamic range mirrors the characters' internal conflicts and external challenges they face.

Nancy Phillips
7/10

The use of music in key moments of the film enhances the emotional impact of the scenes, adding depth and complexity to the characters' motivations and dilemmas.

Donna Perez
10/10

Listening to the soundtrack of Breathless is like experiencing the thrill and danger of Jesse and Monica's journey firsthand. It stays with you long after the movie ends, leaving a lasting impression of the film's gripping narrative and unforgettable characters.

Mark Gonzalez
8/10

The soundtrack of Breathless perfectly captures the tension and intensity of the film's storyline, creating a sense of urgency and unease that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.

Andrew Young
4/10

I believe a more dynamic and innovative soundtrack could have greatly improved the impact of the movie.

George Wilson
8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Breathless is a masterful complement to the narrative, effectively drawing the audience into the turbulent world of Jesse Lujack and Monica Poiccard.

George Campbell
6/10

The use of electric guitar in the soundtrack adds a rebellious and edgy vibe that mirrors Jesse's personality.

Carol Johnson
6/10

The jazzy elements in the music create a sense of sophistication and intrigue, adding depth to the storyline.

Ashley Thompson
1/10

I was disappointed by the lack of emotional depth and originality in the musical choices, which left me feeling disconnected from the storyline and characters.