Footloose Soundtrack (

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Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Footloose
Title in Italiano:

Footloose
Title in Português:

Footloose - A Música Está do Teu Lado

Synopsis

Three painful years after the tragedy that shocked the inhabitants of Bomont, Georgia, former gymnast Ren McCormack, a big-city teenager from Boston, relocates to the small rural town only to taste a hearty slice of culture shock. And in the aftermath of a tragic accident, Ren tries to find his feet and stay out of trouble as he takes an immediate interest in beautiful Ariel Moore, the daughter of the community's fire-and-brimstone preacher.

However, in a small town where its inhabitants have imposed a complete ban on Rock 'n' Roll and dancing, trying to fit in is easier said than done. Now, to convince the city council to lift the ban on dancing, Ren has no choice but to fight prejudice from within and organise the perfect teenage rebellion. But can Ren restore joy in the sad town and give the high school students what they long for?

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Footloose
Footloose
Dean Pitchford: Writer
Kenny Loggins: Performer
Kenny Loggins: Produced
Where the River Goes
Zac Brown: Writer
Zac Brown: Performer
Walkin' Blues
CeeLo Green: Performer
R.L. Burnside: Writer
Bang Your Head (Metal Health)
Frankie Banali: Writer
Quiet Riot: Performer
Suicide Eyes
A Thousand Horses: Performer
Holding Out for a Hero
Dean Pitchford: Writer
Ella Mae Bowen: Performer
Black & Yellow
Magic in My Home
Jason Freeman: Writer
Fuquawi
Dance the Night Away
David Banner: Writer
David Banner: Performer
David Banner: Produced
My Feet off the Ground
D.J. Paul: Writer
Catch Hell Blues
Window Paine
So Sorry Mama
Fake I.D.
Let's Hear It for the Boy
Almost Paradise
Little Lovin'
Dancing in Dee's Sheets

User reviews

Emily Harris
10/10

The soundtrack of Footloose truly captures the rebellious spirit and energetic vibe of the film. Each song perfectly complements the storyline and enhances the emotions of the characters, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience.

Sarah Adams
8/10

The iconic song Footloose by Kenny Loggins is an absolute classic that never fails to get me dancing and singing along. Its upbeat tempo and catchy lyrics make it a timeless feel-good anthem that captures the essence of freedom and self-expression.

Betty Miller
5/10

On the other hand, while the songs are fun and entertaining, some tracks can feel a bit dated and cheesy, which may not resonate with all viewers. Additionally, the lyrics of some songs lack depth and meaning, making them more suitable for a light-hearted teen movie rather than a film with a deeper message.

Amanda Jones
6/10

The soundtrack of Footloose perfectly captures the rebellious spirit of the film, with catchy and energetic songs that make you want to get up and dance. The combination of rock 'n' roll and pop music creates a lively atmosphere that keeps the audience engaged throughout the movie.

Elizabeth Taylor
7/10

The soundtrack of Footloose is a vibrant and energetic collection of songs that perfectly encapsulate the rebellious spirit of the movie. Each track is carefully chosen to enhance the storyline and evoke a sense of nostalgia for the 80s era.

Betty Hernandez
9/10

The blend of rock 'n' roll, pop, and classic 80s sounds in the soundtrack of Footloose is simply infectious. From the iconic title track to the heartfelt ballads, every song is a hit that sticks with you long after the movie ends. The music not only transports you back to the 80s but also adds depth and dimension to the characters' struggles and triumphs, making it a memorable and essential part of the film.

John Young
1/10

The soundtrack of Footloose left me feeling underwhelmed and unimpressed. The songs lacked depth and failed to evoke any emotional connection with the characters or the storyline.

Donald Adams
7/10

The rockinfused tracks like Let's Hear It for the Boy by Deniece Williams and Holding Out for a Hero by Bonnie Tyler injects an extra dose of energy and excitement into the soundtrack. These songs not only complement the action-packed scenes but also elevate the overall mood of the movie with their powerful vocals and dynamic instrumentals.

Timothy Lee
8/10

The ballad Almost Paradise performed by Mike Reno and Ann Wilson is a beautiful and emotional love song that adds depth to the romantic subplot of the film. The harmonious vocals and heartfelt lyrics create a touching moment that resonates with audiences long after the movie is over.

Deborah Baker
1/10

The lyrics of the songs in Footloose felt shallow and cliché, lacking the poetic and profound quality that I look for in a memorable soundtrack. I found myself disengaged and unaffected by the music, which ultimately detracted from my enjoyment of the film.

Linda Campbell
2/10

I found the musical arrangements in Footloose to be generic and uninspired. The songs sounded formulaic and repetitive, failing to leave a lasting impression or add any significant value to the overall viewing experience.

Linda Evans
8/10

Overall, the Footloose soundtrack is a masterful blend of different musical styles that come together to create a dynamic and engaging listening experience. It perfectly complements the film's narrative and adds an extra layer of emotion and excitement to the story, making it a standout feature of the movie.