• Funny People (2009) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

"Funny People" is a comedy-drama film directed by Judd Apatow. The movie follows the story of George Simmons, a successful comedian who is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Feeling lonely and isolated, George decides to reach out to his former stand-up protégé, Ira Wright, to help him write jokes and reconnect with the comedy world.

As George and Ira spend more time together, they form a unique bond that helps them both grow as individuals. Along the way, they navigate the ups and downs of the comedy industry, deal with personal struggles, and learn valuable lessons about friendship and forgiveness.

With a star-studded cast including Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen, and Leslie Mann, "Funny People" offers a blend of humor and heartwarming moments that will leave audiences both laughing and reflecting on the deeper themes of life and relationships.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Funny People
	Great Day	Paul McCartney: Writer Paul McCartney: Performer
	Real Love	Adam Sandler: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Photograph	Ringo Starr: Writer Ringo Starr: Performer
	Watching the Wheels (Acoustic)	John Lennon: Writer John Lennon: Performer
	We (Early Take)	Neil Diamond: Writer Neil Diamond: Performer
	Jesus, Etc. (Live Summer '08)	Jeff Tweedy: Writer Wilco: Performer
	Memory	Maude Apatow: Performer T.S. Eliot: Writer
	Carolina in My Mind	James Taylor: Writer
	George Simmons Soon Will Be Gone	Adam Sandler: Performer
	Keep Me in Your Heart	Warren Zevon: Writer Warren Zevon: Performer
	Numb as a Statue	Warren Zevon: Writer Warren Zevon: Performer
	Wires	Jason Schwartzman: Writer Coconut Records: Performer
	All the King's Horses	Robert Plant: Writer Robert Plant: Performer
	Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)	George Harrison: Writer George Harrison: Performer
	Joanna	Kool & The Gang: Performer George Funky Brown: Writer
	The Fat Mouse	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Writer Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Fire and Rain	James Taylor: Writer
	Diamond Dave	The Bird and the Bee: Performer Inara George: Writer
	I Will Be Here for You	Richard Page: Writer Al Jarreau: Performer
	Man in the Box	Jerry Cantrell: Writer Alice in Chains: Performer
	Three Little Birds	Bob Marley: Writer Bob Marley & The Wailers: Performer
	(I've Had) the Time of My Life	Franke Previte: Writer Bill Medley: Performer
	In Private	Paul McCartney: Writer Paul McCartney: Performer
	Tuscany	Larry Goldings: Writer
	Got No Shadow	Little Feat: Performer Bill Payne: Writer
	Nighttiming	Jason Schwartzman: Writer Coconut Records: Performer
	Junco Partner	The Clash: Performer Robert Shad: Writer
	Save It for Later	The Beat: Performer Roger Charlery: Writer
	Love Is Strange	Bo Diddley: Writer Wings: Performer
	These Are the Kodak Moments	Billy Alessi: Writer
	I'm in the Mood for Love	Jimmy McHugh: Writer The King Cole Trio: Performer
	Walk Like an Egyptian	Liam Sternberg: Writer The Bangles: Performer
	Main Title/The Kids	David Newman: (uncredited) (from the cat in the hat (2003)) composed
	Jesus, Etc. (Live Summer '08)	Jeff Tweedy: Performer
	All the King's Horses	Robert Plant: Performer
	(I've Had) the Time of My Life	Franke Previte: Performer
	I'm in the Mood for Love	Jimmy McHugh: Performer

User reviews

Thomas Lopez

8/10

The soundtrack of Funny People not only entertains but also serves as a powerful tool for character development, adding depth and dimension to the on-screen personas.

Elizabeth Evans

5/10

The soundtrack of Funny People perfectly captures the emotional depth of the film, providing a fitting backdrop for the characters' personal journeys. The music selection enhances key moments, evoking a range of feelings from nostalgia to introspection. It seamlessly blends with the storytelling, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Paul Garcia

7/10

Each song in the soundtrack of Funny People feels carefully curated to enhance the overall viewing experience, showcasing a thoughtful approach to music curation in film.

James Parker

7/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of musical genres, providing a rich tapestry of sound that complements the various moods and themes explored in the movie.

Kimberly Turner

8/10

The seamless integration of music into the fabric of Funny People elevates the film to a new level, demonstrating the importance of a well-crafted soundtrack in enhancing the audience's engagement with the story.

Andrew Baker

7/10

The soundtrack of Funny People perfectly captures the emotional depth of the film, enhancing the storytelling and evoking genuine feelings of empathy and introspection.

Kimberly King

10/10

The music in Funny People not only entertained but also served as a storytelling device, elevating the overall viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Kenneth Smith

7/10

The music selection in Funny People strikes a delicate balance between comedic elements and poignant moments, adding layers of complexity to the characters' journeys.

Michelle Harris

10/10

Each song in the soundtrack seemed carefully selected to reflect the characters' inner struggles and personal growth, creating a powerful connection between the audience and the story unfolding on screen.

George Clark

8/10

The musical choices in Funny People demonstrate a deep understanding of how sound can influence storytelling, contributing to the overall emotional impact of the narrative.

Andrew Parker

10/10

The soundtrack of Funny People perfectly captured the emotional depth of the film, enhancing every scene with its poignant melodies and upbeat tunes.

Ronald Nelson

8/10

The original score in Funny People effectively underscores key scenes, creating a powerful connection between the audience and the characters on screen.

Donna Thomas

6/10

On the other hand, while the soundtrack effectively complements the film's tone and themes, it lacks standout tracks that leave a lasting impression. The music serves its purpose but doesn't necessarily stand out on its own. It would have been nice to see more memorable songs that listeners could connect with outside of the movie context.

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