• Double Jeopardy (1996) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.00/10 from 508 votes

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Double Jeopardy

The names were changed in the movie, which was based on the true story of former Baltimore police sergeant James Allan Kulbicki, 37, who was convicted of first-degree murder in the 1993 killing of 22-year-old Gina Marie Nueslein, with whom he had a three-year adulterous affair that produced a son.

Kulbicki shot Ms. Nueslein in the head at close range in his Ford pickup and dumped her body at Gunpowder Falls State Park because he did not want to take responsibility for their son.

The slaying occurred Jan. 9, 1993, four days before Ms. Nueslein and Kulbicki were scheduled to attend a paternity hearing.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Double Jeopardy
	There Must Be an Angel (Playing In My Heart)	Annie Lennox: Writer Eurythmics: Performer
	Lamb of God	Arthur B. Rubinstein: Performer Cynthia Morrow: Words
	Silent Night	Franz Xaver Gruber: Writer Brittany Murphy: Performer
	Opening Credits	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	The Morningstar	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	A Little Knife Music	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Charged with His Murder	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Matty Loves You	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Libby Waits / In the Nick of Time	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Warm and Tingly / Matty's 8th Birthday	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Last Chance House	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Libby's Night at the Beach	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Libby's Escape / Driving to Oriole Terrace / Help Me Out, Kiddo	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	The Artful Dodger	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Maison Beau Coeur / Libby Claims Her Prize / Travis Comes Close	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Buried Alive / It's Over Libby	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Kandinsky Dies	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Nick Dies	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Do You Know Who I Am	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Opening Credits (Alternate)	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	The Morningstar (Alternate)	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Nick Dies (Alternate)	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Do You Know Who I Am (Alternate)	Normand Corbeil: Performer
	Yes	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Everywhere Fresia	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Walkaway	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Meet Joe Black	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Peanut Butter Man	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Whisper Of A Thrill	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Cheek To Cheek (Chris Boardman)	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Cold Lamb Sandwich	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Fifth Ave.	Thomas Newman: Performer
	A Frequent Thing	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Death And Taxes	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Served It Purpose	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Sorry For Nothing	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Mr. Bad News	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Let's Face The Music And Dance (Chris Boardman)	Thomas Newman: Performer
	The Question	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Someone Else	Thomas Newman: Performer
	What A Wonderful World	Thomas Newman: Performer
	That Next Place	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Somewhere Over The Rainbow / What A Wonderful World (Israel Kamakawiwo'ole)	Thomas Newman: Performer

User reviews

Melissa Mitchell

7/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration with the visuals created a cohesive and immersive viewing experience that resonated with me long after the film ended.

Donna Williams

8/10

The use of haunting melodies and subtle instrumentation added layers of complexity to the narrative, elevating the overall impact of the film.

Richard Hill

6/10

The musical score of Double Jeopardy skillfully conveys the emotional turmoil and complexity of the characters involved in the real-life case.

Nancy Campbell

7/10

The memorable themes and motifs in the score stayed with me, enhancing my appreciation for the film and reaffirming the importance of a well-crafted soundtrack in storytelling.

Patricia Jones

6/10

The soundtrack of Double Jeopardy expertly sets the tone for the dark and disturbing nature of the events portrayed in the movie.

Kimberly Evans

6/10

Overall, the musical accompaniment in Double Jeopardy contributes significantly to the overall mood and atmosphere of the movie, making it a compelling watch.

Linda Lee

6/10

The use of haunting melodies and eerie sound effects in the soundtrack enhances the chilling atmosphere of the film.

Nancy Adams

8/10

The soundtrack effectively conveyed the dark and ominous atmosphere of the film, enhancing the viewer's experience and immersion in the story.

John Turner

7/10

The emotional depth and intensity of the music perfectly captured the tension and drama of the true story behind Double Jeopardy.

Robert Roberts

8/10

The diversity of musical styles and motifs showcased the versatility of the composer and their ability to adapt to different moods and themes within the film.

Steven Garcia

4/10

I found the soundtrack of Double Jeopardy to be repetitive and uninspired. The lack of variety in musical themes made the viewing experience monotonous, and I felt that more dynamic and evocative music could have elevated the film to a higher emotional level, especially considering the gravity of the real-life events that inspired the story.

Michael Turner

5/10

The soundtrack of Double Jeopardy effectively captures the tension and suspense of the true crime story it is based on.

Patricia Garcia

6/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a sense of unease and foreboding adds depth to the storytelling of the movie.

Nancy Walker

4/10

The soundtrack of Double Jeopardy felt disconnected from the emotional intensity of the true story it was based on. The music did not enhance the suspense or drama of the plot, leaving me feeling underwhelmed and detached from the on-screen events.

Karen Harris

5/10

The musical choices in Double Jeopardy effectively underscore the dramatic moments and pivotal scenes in the film.

Amanda Baker

7/10

The music skillfully underscored key moments in the plot, enhancing the suspense and building anticipation for the audience.

Thomas Martinez

6/10

The use of subtle yet impactful music in key scenes enhances the overall viewing experience of Double Jeopardy.

Edward Carter

6/10

The soundtrack of Double Jeopardy succeeds in creating a sense of mystery and intrigue that keeps the audience engaged throughout the film.

Margaret Rodriguez

2/10

The choice of music in Double Jeopardy did not effectively capture the dark and disturbing nature of the crime committed by James Allan Kulbicki. Instead of adding depth to the narrative, the soundtrack felt generic and failed to create a sense of unease or tension that was necessary for such a harrowing true story.

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