• Hall Pass (2011) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

In the comedy film Hall Pass, two married men, Rick and Fred, are given a week off from marriage by their wives. They are granted a hall pass, which allows them to do whatever they want without consequences.

Rick and Fred are excited to have the freedom to pursue other women, but soon realize that single life is not as glamorous as they thought. They face a series of humorous and awkward situations as they try to navigate the dating scene.

As the week progresses, Rick and Fred begin to question their decisions and reassess their priorities. They come to realize that what they really want is to reconnect with their wives and strengthen their marriages.

Hall Pass is a comedy of errors that explores the challenges of marriage and the importance of communication and commitment in relationships.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Hall Pass
	Art Isn't Real (City Of Sin)	John Joseph McCauley III: Writer Deer Tick: Performer
	Houston TX	John Joseph McCauley III: Writer Deer Tick: Performer
	Christ Jesus	John Joseph McCauley III: Writer Deer Tick: Performer
	Spend The Night	John Joseph McCauley III: Writer Deer Tick: Performer
	Heaven's Wherever You Are	Ellis Paul: Performer
	The Cotton's Burning	Ellis Paul: Performer
	Nothing Left To Take	Ellis Paul: Performer
	Monster Riff 1	Ellis Paul: Performer
	Annalee	Ellis Paul: Performer
	Waking Up To Me	Ellis Paul: Performer
	She's Married	Bill Cunliffe: Writer Bill Cunliffe: Performer
	Wouldn't It Be Nice
	Psychic City
	The Best Of Times
	Monkberry Moon Delight
	Card Sting
	Waiting For The Sun
	Hits from the Bong
	Way That I Creep
	Days Gone By
	Tighten Up
	Bad Man
	Drums and Bass
	Amazing Grace
	Cheapskate
	Just Say Yes
	Jam
	Shake It
	When They Fight, They Fight
	This Must Be It
	We Are the People
	Walking on a Dream
	Everyone Is Guilty
	Run With The Wolves
	Zero 2 Hero
	Licky (Vandalism Remix)
	The Mystery Zone
	The Day After Everything Changed
	The Lights Of Vegas
	Druganaut
	No Satisfaction
	Happy
	Overnight Lows
	Quiet Little Voices
	Play The Game
	Shakin' Rock 'N' Roll Tonight
	Always Asking For You
	Telephone
	Everywhere I Go
	Reflections Of My Life
	Ocean's Apart
	Art Isn't Real (City Of Sin)	John Joseph McCauley III: Performer
	Heaven's Wherever You Are	Ellis Paul: Performer
	The Cotton's Burning	Ellis Paul: Performer
	She's Married	Bill Cunliffe: Performer
	Wouldn't It Be Nice	Tony Asher: Performer
	Shakin' Rock 'N' Roll Tonight	Jon Spencer: Performer

User reviews

Mark Scott

9/10

The music selection in Hall Pass effectively sets the mood for the characters' misadventures, adding an extra layer of humor and energy to the story.

Kimberly Thompson

6/10

The songs in Hall Pass are well integrated into the narrative, enhancing the comedic timing and emotional impact of key moments.

Linda Carter

8/10

The songs featured in Hall Pass are catchy and memorable, creating a lasting impression that enhances the overall viewing experience and leaves a positive impact.

Dorothy Allen

7/10

The diversity of musical genres included in the soundtrack of Hall Pass adds depth and dimension to the film, catering to a wide range of tastes and keeping the audience engaged throughout.

Deborah Hall

6/10

The soundtrack choices in Hall Pass are diverse and eclectic, catering to a range of moods and scenes within the film.

William Taylor

6/10

The music in Hall Pass complements the dialogue and action on screen, creating a cohesive and engaging viewing experience.

Matthew Smith

7/10

Overall, the music in Hall Pass contributes significantly to the film's charm and entertainment value, making it a memorable and enjoyable watch with its well-chosen and well-executed soundtrack.

Daniel Allen

5/10

The songs chosen for key moments in the film help convey the emotional journey that Rick and Fred go through as they come to appreciate their wives and marriages.

Matthew Wright

8/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack of Hall Pass transitions smoothly between different moods, from fun and carefree moments to more reflective and emotional scenes, mirroring the characters' journey throughout the movie.

Linda Robinson

9/10

The soundtrack of Hall Pass perfectly captures the comedic tone of the film, enhancing each scene with its upbeat and playful melodies.

Deborah Miller

5/10

The soundtrack of Hall Pass perfectly captures the comedic and lighthearted tone of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Linda Smith

5/10

The music in Hall Pass adds depth to the storytelling, providing subtle cues to the audience about the characters' evolving feelings and realizations.

Laura Wilson

5/10

The music selection in Hall Pass effectively sets the mood for the humorous and awkward situations that Rick and Fred find themselves in throughout the movie.

Mary Adams

10/10

The soundtrack of Hall Pass seamlessly blends different musical styles and genres, creating a diverse and dynamic listening experience that complements the film's narrative beautifully.

George Gonzalez

8/10

The soundtrack of Hall Pass perfectly captures the comedic and lighthearted tone of the movie, enhancing each scene with its upbeat and playful melodies.

Stephanie Brown

6/10

The soundtrack of Hall Pass strikes a good balance between fun, upbeat tracks and more introspective, reflective tunes, mirroring the characters' changing perspectives.

Charles Garcia

8/10

The soundtrack of Hall Pass effectively underscores the themes of marriage, friendship, and self-discovery portrayed in the movie, creating a cohesive and immersive audio-visual experience.

Timothy Evans

5/10

Overall, the music in Hall Pass is a memorable and effective component of the film, contributing to its entertainment value and emotional resonance.

Daniel Perez

8/10

The music selection in Hall Pass effectively complements the awkward and humorous situations that Rick and Fred find themselves in, adding an extra layer of entertainment to the film.