• Excess Baggage (1997) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.40/10 from 14000 votes

Tags: attention seeking

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Excess Baggage

Tired of feeling unloved and unwanted by her father and all other attempts of trying to get her father's attention having failed, Emily fakes her own kidnapping. While locked in the trunk of her car, in comes a thief who steals her car not knowing she is in the trunk, leading her to be accidentally kidnapped for real.

Vincent, the innocent car thief, and Emily get off to a rough start but soon begin to bond and form a relationship, realizing they have more in common than they thought. All the while dealing with Emily's uncle and other criminals who are after them.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Excess Baggage
	Crash Into Me	Dave Matthews: Writer
	Stop By	Rahsaan Patterson: Performer Keith Crouch: Writer
	All Mixed Up	Ric Ocasek: Writer
	Old Devil Moon
	(We Were) Made For Each Other
	Sweet Home Alabama
	One Head light
	Happiness
	Earth Vs. Me
	The Only Thing That Looks Good On Me Is You
	Big Trombone Escape	John Lurie: Performer
	Love A	John Lurie: Performer
	How Stupid Is There	John Lurie: Performer
	Music Box Opening	John Lurie: Performer
	X Bag 2Abc	John Lurie: Performer
	Vincent's Walk	John Lurie: Performer
	Emily Escapes	John Lurie: Performer
	Car Chase	John Lurie: Performer
	Ray Calls Emily	John Lurie: Performer
	Emily's Phone	John Lurie: Performer
	Uncle Ray	John Lurie: Performer
	Ray to Vincent	John Lurie: Performer
	Emily In the Bathroom	John Lurie: Performer
	Get Away	John Lurie: Performer
	Emily's Fantasy	John Lurie: Performer
	Lake	John Lurie: Performer
	Ray to the Rescue	John Lurie: Performer
	Emily In the Rafters	John Lurie: Performer
	Opening the Trunk	John Lurie: Performer
	Hit the Road	John Lurie: Performer
	Emily Leaves	John Lurie: Performer
	Warehouse	John Lurie: Performer
	Vincent's Return	John Lurie: Performer
	Drive to Dokus	John Lurie: Performer
	He Ripped Us Off	John Lurie: Performer
	Love B	John Lurie: Performer
	Update Tracks	John Lurie: Performer

User reviews

Ronald Johnson

5/10

The use of different musical styles and genres in the soundtrack adds depth and complexity to the storytelling.

Andrew Turner

6/10

The music choices complement the film's action sequences, adding excitement and tension to the on-screen events.

Charles Jackson

6/10

Overall, the music in Excess Baggage enhances the narrative, making it a memorable and immersive viewing experience for the audience.

Michael Hall

6/10

The soundtrack features a mix of upbeat and melancholic tracks that mirror the characters' rollercoaster of emotions throughout the film.

Elizabeth Lopez

6/10

The soundtrack of Excess Baggage perfectly captures the emotional journey of the main characters, from feelings of loneliness to unexpected connection and bonding.

Dorothy Walker

5/10

The soundtrack of Excess Baggage showcases the talent of the composers in creating a cohesive and engaging musical backdrop for the story.

Edward Robinson

8/10

The use of different musical styles, from upbeat and energetic tracks during action sequences to emotional and heartfelt melodies during tender moments, adds depth and emotion to the characters' journey, creating a truly immersive experience for the audience.

Richard White

1/10

The songs chosen for key moments in the film felt cliché and predictable. I found myself rolling my eyes at the generic pop songs that were used, which took away from the authenticity of the characters' struggles and relationships.

Nancy Thomas

2/10

The soundtrack of Excess Baggage felt disconnected from the tone of the movie. The music choices did not enhance the emotional impact of the scenes, making it difficult to fully engage with the story.

Linda Lee

8/10

The soundtrack of Excess Baggage perfectly captures the tension and excitement of the film's plot, enhancing every scene with its dynamic and engaging music.

Matthew Turner

6/10

The music sets the tone for the film's mix of drama, comedy, and romance, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Amanda Hall

2/10

The overall musical score of Excess Baggage lacked cohesion and failed to create a cohesive atmosphere throughout the film. It felt like a random collection of songs rather than a carefully curated soundtrack that elevates the viewing experience.