• Cello (2005) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.00/10 from 2800 votes

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Synopsis

The cellist and teacher Mi-Ju Hong is invited by her colleague and friend Sun-Ae to assume the position of professor in her renowned institution, and gives an invitation to the concert of Hae-Young Kim, the little sister of her former school best friend Tae-Yeon Kim who died in a car accident.

Before leaving the building, she is threatened by a former student that failed in her test. While driving home, she escapes from an accident on the road and once at home, she has a surprise birthday party with her husband and prosecutor Jun-Ki, her daughters the slow Yoon-Jin and the young Yoon-Hye Song, and her sister-in-law Kyung Ran, whose fiancée is in Manhattan in a MBA course.

On the next morning, her husband hires the dumb housekeeper Ji-Sook, a very weird woman. While shopping with Yoon-Jin, the girl is fascinated in a cello and Mi-Ju buys the instrument. After the mysterious death of her dog Sunny, creepy events happen with Mi-Ju, jeopardizing her family, while she insistently listens to her husband voice saying "open your eyes".

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Play	Title	Artist
	Cello
	The Gravel Road - Score
	Opening Titles
	Packing for the Voyage
	Letter from Home
	Getting Married
	Goodbye Eilis
	One Day Main Titles
	Theme From Schindler's List
	The Cloud Atlas Sextet for Orchestra
	The Escape (from "Sarah's Key")
	Lux Aeterna
	Scan Her Again
	Sam's Gone
	Your Favorite Color is Green - From "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2" Soundtrack
	Plutarch’s Letter - From "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2" Soundtrack
	Sons Of Marshall
	Irish Schnitzel
	We Had Today
	I will not forget you
	Elegy For Dunkirk
	Safe Now
	Saving Mr. Banks (End Title)
	Journey to the Village
	Alone in the Desert
	Gripping Testimonials
	She Remembers
	My Edward and I (feat. Jack Liebeck)
	Jewish
	Simon and Inge
	The Jewish Violinconcerto
	Epilog
	The Homesman Main Title
	The Homesman End Credits
	Ness And His Family
	Family Theme
	Life Must Have It's Mysteries
	Welcome To The Claskys
	Drunk And Disorderly
	There’s Always A Flaw
	Before the Ending of the Day
	Lay Your Head Down (Instrumental)
	The Party Quadrille
	Nathan Agrees
	Paris
	Opening
	Hollow in the Ferns
	Train
	River
	Mother
	Noah Visits - Score
	Flow Like Water
	Umbrellas
	Hotel Best
	The Belt of Faith
	Heartrending Story of Bubu
	Ghost
	1917
	Come Back to Us

User reviews

Linda Anderson

6/10

The soundtrack's emotional depth and intensity add an extra layer of complexity to the characters and their experiences, enhancing the overall impact of the movie.

Daniel Harris

6/10

The music in Cello skillfully builds suspense and anticipation, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats throughout the film.

Robert Carter

8/10

The haunting melodies in Cello truly captivate the emotions and create an eerie atmosphere that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

Lisa Turner

8/10

The composition of the soundtrack is masterfully done, seamlessly blending classical elements with modern twists to create a truly immersive listening experience.

Ronald Phillips

4/10

Another criticism I have is that the soundtrack lacks cohesion and fails to create a cohesive atmosphere throughout the movie. The music seems disjointed at times, jumping between different styles and tones without a clear direction, which can be distracting and take away from the overall viewing experience.

Margaret Smith

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Cello is a standout element of the movie, adding depth, emotion, and tension that enhance the viewing experience and leave a lasting impact.

Ashley Robinson

5/10

The haunting melodies in the soundtrack perfectly complement the dark and ominous atmosphere of the story, immersing the audience in the chilling narrative.

Nancy Parker

4/10

One negative opinion I have about the Cello soundtrack is that it fails to effectively capture the suspense and horror elements of the storyline. The music often feels generic and lacks the intensity needed to enhance the scary moments in the film.

Kimberly Martinez

6/10

The soundtrack of Cello effectively sets the eerie and suspenseful tone of the movie, adding depth to the mysterious events that unfold.

Mary Gonzalez

5/10

The cello compositions in the film evoke a sense of melancholy and introspection, reflecting the internal struggles and fears of the characters.

Robert Martinez

7/10

The music perfectly mirrors the protagonist's journey, adding layers of complexity and emotion to her character development throughout the film.

Dorothy Martin

6/10

The use of cello music throughout the film enhances the psychological thriller elements, creating a sense of unease and tension.

Steven Allen

7/10

The subtle nuances and intricate details in the music showcase the talent and dedication of the composers, elevating the overall quality of the film.

Dorothy Baker

7/10

The use of cello as the main instrument in the soundtrack adds a unique and rich depth to the music, perfectly complementing the suspenseful and mysterious tone of the film.

James Wright

6/10

Overall, the haunting and evocative soundtrack of Cello plays a crucial role in immersing the audience in the gripping and unsettling world of the movie.