• Bulworth (1998) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.80/10 from 27000 votes

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Title in Español:

Bulworth - Candidato em Perigo

Synopsis

After taking out a massive life-insurance policy on himself and hiring a hit man, Democratic Sen. Bulworth decides to have some fun and tell the truth as he sees it in hip-hop rhythms and with lots of F-words.

Then he decides he doesn't want to die and intermixes being late for campaign events, giving interviews that lambaste the right-wing media conspiracy for failing to promote "that's right, socialism," and chasing a skirt, with trying to fire the Mafia boss in charge of his murder, all the while proving that white guys can be cool, too, in a geeky sort of way, and even gangstas respect caring.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Bulworth
	Semper Fidelis	John Philip Sousa: Composer The Band of the Grenadier Guards: Performer
	It's Rainin'	God's Property: Performer
	Bulworth Breakdown	Warren Beatty: Writer Warren Beatty: Performer Gerald Baillergeau: Produced
	Zoom	Dr. Dre: Writer Dr. Dre: Performer Dr. Dre: Produced
	Run	RZA: Produced Cappadonna: Writer Cappadonna: Performer
	Ghetto Supastar	Wyclef Jean: Produced Pras Michel: Writer Pras Michel: Performer
	Maniac in the Brainiac	Mack 10: Writer Mack 10: Performer
	Eve of Destruction	Eve: Writer Eve: Performer Melvin Bradford: Produced & mixed
	Joints & Jam	The Black Eyed Peas: Performer Paul Poli: Writer Paul Poli: Produced
	Freak Out	Teddy Riley: Produced
	Lunatics in the Grass	B-Real: Writer B-Real: Performer
	The Chase	RZA: Writer RZA: Performer
	Bounce to Da Beat	Luther Campbell: Writer Luther Campbell: Performer
	Firm Biz	Nas: Performer Leshan Lewis: Writer Allen McGrier: Writer
	Hot Booty	Esham: Writer Esham: Performer
	Washington Post	John Philip Sousa: Composer
	Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken	Joseph Haydn: Writer
	Joyful Joyful	Ludwig van Beethoven: Writer
	Kill Em Live	Chuck D: Writer Public Enemy: Performer Gary G-Wiz: Produced
	Church Organ	Ole Georg: Writer
	100 Miles and Running	NWA: Performer Lamont Dozier: Writer
	Insane in the Brain	B-Real: Writer Cypress Hill: Performer
	Sheik of Araby	Harry B. Smith: Writer Warren Beatty: Writer
	Wrong Nigga to F*** Wit	Ice Cube: Writer Ice Cube: Performer
	The Stars and Stripes Forever	John Philip Sousa: Composer
	Chiquita Banana	Warren Beatty: Writer
	How Come	Wyclef Jean: Writer Wyclef Jean: Produced Youssou N'Dour: Performer
	How Deep Can You Go	Tony Randle: Writer
	Bulworth (They Talk About It While We Live It)	Kam: Performer DJ Muggs: Writer DJ Muggs: Produced
	Suite One : Bulworth, Part I (Amii Stewart & Edda Dell, vocals)	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	Suite Two : Bulworth, Part II	Ennio Morricone: Performer

User reviews

Margaret Roberts

6/10

The music in Bulworth not only entertains but also serves as a powerful tool to convey complex emotions and ideas, adding depth and richness to the narrative.

Sarah Garcia

8/10

Each song in the soundtrack enhances the storyline and adds depth to the character of Democratic Sen. Bulworth, making the viewing experience more immersive and engaging.

Brian Walker

5/10

The soundtrack of Bulworth skillfully captures the essence of the characters and the storyline, creating a cohesive and immersive auditory experience for the audience.

David Martin

8/10

The soundtrack of Bulworth perfectly captures the rebellious and bold spirit of the film through its hip-hop rhythms and edgy lyrics.

David Evans

6/10

The soundtrack of Bulworth perfectly captures the rebellious and nonconformist spirit of the film, blending hip-hop rhythms with bold and unapologetic lyrics.

Karen Parker

6/10

The bold and unconventional musical choices in Bulworth soundtrack reflect the film's fearless approach to addressing social and political issues, making it a memorable and impactful cinematic experience.

David Carter

5/10

The soundtrack of Bulworth successfully conveys the protagonist's journey of self-realization and transformation through its edgy and provocative musical choices.

Sarah Lee

3/10

The soundtrack lacked depth and originality, relying too heavily on generic rap beats and uninspired lyrical content that did little to enhance the emotional impact of the scenes.

Emily Brown

1/10

The soundtrack of Bulworth felt disjointed and chaotic, failing to create a cohesive musical experience that complemented the film's storyline.

Daniel Evans

4/10

The hiphop rhythms and excessive use of profanity in the songs often felt forced and out of place, detracting from the overall viewing experience.

William Martin

5/10

The use of hip-hop in the soundtrack adds a fresh and modern twist to the political satire of the movie, making it stand out from other similar films.

Daniel Gonzalez

8/10

The fusion of different music styles in the soundtrack mirrors the eclectic nature of the film, creating a unique and memorable auditory experience for the audience.

Thomas Thompson

6/10

The fusion of hip-hop elements with political satire in the soundtrack of Bulworth creates a unique and engaging audio experience that resonates with the film's storyline.

Stephanie Brown

5/10

The music in Bulworth effectively complements the film's themes of truth-telling, self-discovery, and political commentary, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

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