• Happy Endings (2005) Soundtrack OST •

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Happy Endings

Mamie Toll is an abortion clinic counselor with a massage therapist lover, Javier, and a secret: when she was younger, she and her gay stepbrother, Charley Peppitone, had a child she gave up for adoption.

One day, Nicky Kunitz, a sleazy filmmaker, shows up and plans to blackmail her with information on her child's whereabouts so that he can film the reunion and use it to get into the AFI.

Charley now runs his father's restaurant with his lover, Gil, and suspects that their lesbian friends, Pam and Diane, lied about using Gil's sperm to create a child so that they wouldn't have to share him with them.

Jude has been kicked out of her cousin's house and is now living with the latent Otis, who lives with his widower father, Frank McKee, who has become infatuated with Jude.

What Jude didn't count on was actually falling in love with Frank. In the end, will anyone have a happy ending?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Happy Endings
	Dub Latina	Joey Burns: Writer Calexico: Performer
	Glimpse	Joey Burns: Writer Calexico: Performer
	Windjammer	Joey Burns: Writer Calexico: Performer
	Indian Love Song	Dirty Three: Performer Mick Turner: Writer
	Ain't We Got Fun	Richard A. Whiting: Performer Ray Egan: Lyrics Vicki Davis: Performer Bobby Tamkin: Arrangement Bobby Tamkin: Produced
	La Bamba	Nicole Tocantins: Performer Cliff Brodsky: Arranged and produced
	Honesty	Billy Joel: Writer Cliff Brodsky: Arrangement Maggie Gyllenhaal: Performer
	Youpi	Ben Bernadi: Writer Kid Loco: Performer
	Traveller	Talvin Singh: Writer Kid Loco: Performer
	How Lucky Am I	Maggie Gyllenhaal: Performer Dave Georgeff: Writer
	Hitch	Joey Burns: Writer Calexico: Performer
	Smokescreen	DJ Greyboy: Performer
	A Cry for Love	Black Heart Procession: Performer Paul Arthur Jenkins: Writer
	Over Your Shoulder	Joey Burns: Writer Calexico: Performer
	Old Man Waltz	Calexico: Performer John Convertino: Writer
	Venus in Denim	Jeff P. Duncan: Writer Sugarphonic: Performer
	Rude (And Then Some Slight Return)	Dirty Three: Performer Mick Turner: Writer
	Sprawl	Calexico: Performer John Convertino: Writer
	I Can't Wait	Maggie Gyllenhaal: Performer Garrison Starr: Writer Rick Parker: Arranged and produced
	Castillo	Hugh Burns: Performer Hugh Burns: Writer
	Elegante	Hugh Burns: Performer Hugh Burns: Writer
	You Are the Same	Maggie Gyllenhaal: Performer Rick Parker: Arranged and produced Heidi Shink: Writer
	Last Night (Doesn't Matter to Me)	Michael Criddell: Writer Ashleigh Darkbloom: Performer
	No Stranger than That	Dirty Three: Performer Mick Turner: Writer
	Tropics of Love	Black Heart Procession: Performer Paul Arthur Jenkins: Writer
	Just the Way You Are	Billy Joel: Writer Maggie Gyllenhaal: Performer Rick Parker: Arranged and produced
	Mas Que Nada	Astrud Gilberto: Performer Jorge Ben Jor: Writer
	Baila Tú Conmigo	Daniel Indart: Writer Jesus 'El Nino' Alejandro: Performer

User reviews

Margaret Brown

8/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration with the scenes enhances the overall viewing experience and immerses the audience in the story.

Stephanie Taylor

5/10

The soundtrack of Happy Endings adds depth and emotion to the complex relationships and storylines of the characters. The music perfectly captures the bittersweet moments and hidden secrets that unfold throughout the film.

Michelle Johnson

8/10

The emotional resonance of the music elevates key moments in the film, making them even more impactful.

Matthew Parker

7/10

The music effectively sets the tone for each scene, creating a cohesive and immersive viewing experience.

Deborah Perez

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Happy Endings is a standout element that elevates the viewing experience and immerses the audience deeper into the interconnected lives of the characters. It's a testament to the power of music in enhancing storytelling and evoking emotions in the audience.

Linda Moore

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Happy Endings is a standout element of the film, enhancing its storytelling and emotional impact.

Linda Jones

3/10

The songs chosen for key moments in the film seemed out of place and didn't effectively capture the mood or essence of the scenes they were meant to accompany.

Sarah Jones

4/10

I found the band soundtrack of Happy Endings to be quite disappointing and uninspiring. The music felt generic and failed to enhance the emotional depth of the characters' stories.

Michael Lee

8/10

Each track seems carefully selected to reflect the inner struggles and conflicts of the characters, adding depth to their development.

Charles Parker

8/10

The variety of musical styles used in the soundtrack keeps the audience engaged and adds layers to the narrative.

Andrew Thompson

6/10

Each track seems to be carefully selected to enhance the mood of each scene, whether it's a tender moment between lovers or a tense confrontation between characters. The use of different musical styles and genres keeps the audience engaged and adds another layer of storytelling to the film.