• Choose Me (1984) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.80/10 from 3100 votes

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Synopsis

During the mid 80's Alan Rudolph became one of the most interesting ensemble cast filmmakers since Robert Altman.

His quirky boutique dramas had style and flair and a touch of the 80's hip angst.

This is my favorite of that time.

The art direction and camera movements are as much story tellers as the dialogue. Pay attention to the paintings and posters in the scenes. They almost always have a subtext comment to the exact scene being spoken by the actors.

And Rudolph loves to let his actors act!

There is a brilliant scene where Mickey (Keith Carradine) is eating breakfast with Nancy/Ann (Geneviève Bujold). The camera pulls back, zooms in and pans like a tennis match as the actors go thru an unbroken 3 plus minute dialog scene. I haven't seen a scene go that long since the opening of Rope!

This film is full of great dialog, style and fun!

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Play	Title	Artist
	Choose Me
	Choose Me (You're My Choice Tonight)	Teddy Pendergrass: Performer Luther Vandross: Produced Luther Vandross: Writer
	And If I Had	Teddy Pendergrass: Performer Kenny Gamble: Produced Kenny Gamble: Writer
	In My Time	Teddy Pendergrass: Performer Michael Masser: Produced Michael Masser: Writer
	Trouble in Mind	Archie Shepp: Performer
	Goin' Down Slow	Archie Shepp: Performer
	How Long Blues	Archie Shepp: Performer
	Goodbye Mr. Evans	Phil Woods: Writer
	Gee Qiz	Toots Hibbert: Writer Chris Blackwell: Produced
	King Tubby Meets the Rockers Uptown	Augustus Pablo: Writer Augustus Pablo: Produced Augustus Pablo: Performer

User reviews

Michelle Thomas

10/10

The soundtrack of Choose Me is simply mesmerizing. The mix of 80's hip angst and quirky style perfectly complements the captivating ensemble cast. The music sets the mood for each scene, enhancing the emotional depth and adding another layer to the storytelling.

Charles Roberts

6/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack enhances the storytelling, almost like a character of its own.

Anthony Thompson

5/10

The use of music in conjunction with the art direction and camera movements creates a unique and immersive experience for the audience.

Margaret Allen

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Choose Me is a standout element that elevates the film to another level.

Margaret Thompson

5/10

The soundtrack of Choose Me perfectly captures the quirky and stylish atmosphere of the film.

Margaret Lee

9/10

The use of art direction and camera movements in Choose Me is absolutely brilliant. The attention to detail, from the paintings and posters in the background to the subtle subtext comments, adds a whole new dimension to the viewing experience. The way the visuals and music work together in this film is a true testament to Alan Rudolph's creative vision and storytelling prowess.