• Death to Smoochy (2002) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.30/10 from 42000 votes

Tags: black teddy, children's television show host

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Synopsis

Death to Smoochy is a dark comedy film that follows the story of a children's television show host named Rainbow Randolph, who is fired for taking bribes. In his place, a new host named Smoochy the Rhino is hired to take over the show.

As Smoochy becomes a huge success with the children and the network, Randolph becomes obsessed with taking him down. He enlists the help of the Irish mob to sabotage Smoochy's career and reputation.

Throughout the film, themes of corruption, jealousy, and redemption are explored as Smoochy tries to navigate the treacherous world of children's television. The film culminates in a dramatic showdown between Randolph and Smoochy, with unexpected twists and turns along the way.

Death to Smoochy is a satirical take on the entertainment industry and the lengths people will go to in order to achieve success. It is a darkly humorous film that will leave viewers questioning the true motives of those in power.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Death to Smoochy
	Friends Come In All Sizes	David Newman: Performer Robin Williams: Performer Adam Resnick: Lyrics
	Smoochy's Methadone Song	Edward Norton: Performer Adam Resnick: Lyrics
	She Bangs The Drums	The Stone Roses: Performer Ian Brown: Writer
	Malambo No. 1	Moises Vivanco: Writer Yma Sumac: Performer
	Smoochy's Magic Jungle Theme	David Newman: Performer Edward Norton: Performer Adam Resnick: Lyrics
	You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You	Dean Martin: Performer James Cavanaugh: Writer
	Also Sprach Zarathustra	Wiener Philharmoniker: Performer Richard Strauss: Writer Herbert von Karajan: Conducted
	The Cookie Chant	David Newman: Performer Edward Norton: Performer Adam Resnick: Lyrics
	The Friends Song	Edward Norton: Performer Edward Norton: Lyrics
	I Feel Pretty	Leonard Bernstein: Writer Carol Lawrence: Performer
	My Stepdad's Not Mean (He's Just Adjusting)	Edward Norton: Performer Adam Resnick: Lyrics
	Goomba Boomba
	Cabaret
	Notre Dame Victory March
	La Receta
	Cavalleria Rusticana (Intermezzo)
	Madame Butterly
	Rainbow Randolph Theme Song
	(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher
	Tosca - Vissi D'Arte
	Amazing Grace
	Danny Boy
	The Battle Hymn of the Republic
	The Ride Of The Valkyries

User reviews

Richard Young

7/10

The choice of songs in key moments of the movie enhances the impact of those scenes, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Nancy Clark

6/10

The soundtrack of Death to Smoochy showcased a diverse range of musical styles, adding layers of complexity to the overall storytelling.

Stephanie Carter

6/10

I appreciated how the music in Death to Smoochy played a significant role in building tension and suspense during key moments in the plot.

Emily Martinez

8/10

The diversity of musical styles in the soundtrack reflects the eclectic nature of the film, keeping the audience on their toes.

Kimberly Turner

5/10

I found the use of quirky and unconventional sounds in the soundtrack of Death to Smoochy to be refreshing and fitting for the offbeat nature of the film.

Joshua Evans

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Death to Smoochy left a lasting impression on me, contributing to the film's unique and memorable cinematic experience.

Emily Young

6/10

The use of music in Death to Smoochy effectively underscored the comedic elements of the film, enhancing the humor and wit of the script.

Stephanie Hill

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Death to Smoochy is a standout feature of the film, showcasing the importance of music in storytelling and character development.

George Robinson

8/10

The musical choices in the movie help to build tension and create a sense of unease, adding depth to the story.

William Nelson

6/10

The musical choices in Death to Smoochy added depth and emotion to the characters' arcs, particularly during the dramatic showdown scenes.

Michelle Lewis

6/10

The music in Death to Smoochy effectively conveys the themes of corruption and jealousy explored throughout the movie.

Elizabeth Mitchell

7/10

The original score of Death to Smoochy showcases the talent and creativity of the composer in bringing the story to life through music.

Joseph Perez

8/10

The use of playful and whimsical melodies in certain scenes contrasts beautifully with the darker themes explored in the film, creating a dynamic listening experience.