• Don't Go (2018) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.20/10 from 1800 votes

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Synopsis

Struggling to come to terms with the tragic loss of Molly - their only child - Ben and Hazel Slater resolve to build a new life for themselves, renovating an idyllic hotel by the sea on Ireland's rugged west coast. But there is no escape, for the place is full of memories.

Haunted by the words 'Seas the day' which he sees everywhere and a recurring memory of a summer's day on the nearby beach when the family built sand castles topped with little red flags, Ben begins to realize that there are forces at work far beyond his understanding.

But what do those words mean? Could it be a childish misspelling of 'Seize the day'? Could this be a message from the other side? When Ben wakes from one of the dreams with a tiny red flag in his hand, he becomes convinced that just as he seized the flag, he can also seize his little girl from the dream.

But nothing is ever so simple and when his wife's damaged best friend Serena arrives, Ben becomes terrified that the truth will be revealed ... The truth of how his daughter really died.

And as his grasp on reality begins to slip - as those around him begin to question his sanity - Ben becomes more determined than ever to solve this mystery and finally bring Molly home.

A determination which pays off as the pieces of the puzzle slot into place, giving Ben everything he ever wanted, but at a terrible price.

In his final dream, Ben realized what he had to do to bring Molly back. He finally remembered where he got his scar from. A boat named "Seas the Day" had hit him while he was swimming that day in the ocean, but he survived the accident. In an alternate universe version, he let himself get killed. That way, he would never have cheated on Hazel, Molly would not have walked into him and Serena and had the accident, and Serena would not have killed herself from guilt.

In the final scene, after Ben's funeral, Hazel is seen selling the house, and with the help of Serena, she and Molly are packing their things into the car. Her dog, however, ran back into the house and went upstairs. Hazel followed him into one of the rooms upstairs, where she found a tiny red flag on the windowsill.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Don't Go
	Time Has Come Today
	White Rabbit
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	Down on the Street - 2005 Remaster
	Paranoid - 2012 - Remaster
	Brother
	Bad Moon Rising
	Ziggy Stardust - 2012 Remaster
	We'll Meet Again

User reviews

Linda Taylor

4/10

The overall sound quality of the soundtrack was poor, with muddy mixing and distracting background noises that took away from the immersive experience of watching the film.

Emily Harris

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Don't Go is a powerful and integral part of the storytelling, effectively enhancing the emotional depth and complexity of the characters and plot.

Daniel Green

5/10

The soundtrack's emotional crescendos and poignant melodies enhance the heartbreaking moments in the film, eliciting a strong emotional response from the audience.

Stephanie Carter

10/10

The emotional depth of the music in Don't Go is truly captivating. The poignant piano melodies and melancholic strings evoke a profound sense of loss and longing, mirroring Ben's internal struggle as he grapples with grief and guilt. The soundtrack succeeds in conveying the raw emotions of the characters, drawing the audience into their world and making the viewing experience truly immersive.

Joshua King

6/10

The haunting melodies in the soundtrack reflect Ben's struggle to come to terms with the loss of his daughter Molly, adding a layer of melancholy to the narrative.

Jennifer Martinez

6/10

The incorporation of ambient sounds like crashing waves and seagull cries in the soundtrack adds a sense of place and atmosphere, transporting listeners to the rugged west coast of Ireland.

Robert Turner

4/10

The soundtrack of Don't Go felt repetitive and lacked emotional depth, failing to capture the complexity of the characters' struggles and the haunting atmosphere of the story.

Paul Smith

5/10

The use of subtle piano motifs in the soundtrack creates a sense of introspection and longing, mirroring Ben's inner turmoil as he grapples with the memories of his past.

Deborah Martin

6/10

The orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack heighten the tension and suspense in the story, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats as the mystery unfolds.

Daniel Harris

2/10

I found the music choices to be cliche and uninspired, with generic melodies that did not enhance the tension or mystery of the plot, leaving me disconnected from the unfolding drama.

Brian Jones

5/10

The soundtrack of Don't Go perfectly captures the emotional depth of the storyline, evoking feelings of grief, mystery, and determination.

Laura Gonzalez

6/10

The soundtrack's gradual build-up of intensity mirrors Ben's increasing desperation to uncover the truth behind Molly's death, creating a sense of urgency and unease.

George Perez

10/10

The soundtrack of Don't Go perfectly captures the haunting and mysterious atmosphere of the story. The use of eerie melodies and subtle sounds creates a sense of unease that lingers throughout the film, enhancing the suspense and intrigue of Ben's journey to uncover the truth about his daughter's death.