• Jeanne and the Perfect Guy (1998) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.50/10 from 784 votes

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Title in Español:

Jeanne et le garçon formidable

Synopsis

Jeanne has an appetite for love that can never be satisfied. Lovers at every corner of her life she is still in search of that "one". When a impromptu tryst on the subway with Olivier gives her butterflies like never before she finally finds herself in love, truly in love. Yet she continues her affairs but now with a realization that they are not what she wants, she wants Olivier. Olivier reluctant to continue the romance with Jeanne for fear of hurting her or worse yet her seeing him at his worse. Olivier reveals to Jeanne he has AIDS from a bad needle during his heroine use. This however does not scare Jeanne off and her love for him turns her into a new person who wants to care for him, but that is not what he wants. The two share a common friend that is an AIDS Activist but they don't know it. Then Olivier because severely ill and Jeanne professes her love and her infidelity. That is the last she ever sees of Olivier. She returns to the hospital to find he has left with his parents, and left no forwarding address. Much time passes, and still the pain of her lost love resides. She knows of nothing of his whereabouts and no way to find him, until she bumps in to a friend that accompanied Olivier on the subway when she met him. Then she finally learns her love has passed on.

A musical about the french governments lack of concern and role in the dire conditions of their citizens and about the different classes in society from the immigrant workers, soldiers, upper class and economic dependency on credit cards. A story that covers all walks of life and the pains of love.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Jeanne and the Perfect Guy
	Générique début	Philippe Miller: Composer
	Chanson des employés du nettoyage	Amy Bamba: Performer
	L'homme de mes rêves	Elise Caron: Performer
	La vie réserve des surprises	Jacques Bonnaffé: Performer
	La rencontre	Philippe Miller: Composer
	Valse argentine	Philippe Miller: Composer
	Le tango du malaise	Elise Caron: Performer
	Soupe chinoise	Elise Caron: Performer
	Le garçon formidable	Elise Caron: Performer
	La java du séropo	Mathieu Demy: Performer
	La ballade à Montmartre	Philippe Miller: Composer
	La vie au régiment	David Saracino: Performer
	Les anniversaires	Philippe Miller: Composer
	La vendeuse de bouquins	Emmanuelle Goizé: Performer
	Plombier, quel beau métier	Michel Raskine: Performer
	Ça n'a plus d'importance	Elise Caron: Performer
	Seule	Philippe Miller: Composer
	Aria du coursier	Laurent Arcaro: Performer
	Le beau garçon	Sylvain Prunenec: Performer
	La photo	Philippe Miller: Composer
	La vie à crédit	Valérie Bonneton: Performer
	Générique fin	Philippe Miller: Composer

User reviews

Joshua Phillips

6/10

The use of different musical genres throughout the film is a testament to the diverse backgrounds of the characters, from the immigrant workers to the upper class. The soundtrack effectively conveys the societal divide and economic dependency portrayed in the story.

Anthony Perez

10/10

The soundtrack of Jeanne and the Perfect Guy is truly captivating and emotionally stirring. Each track perfectly complements the complex and poignant storyline, enhancing the depth of the characters' emotions and struggles.

Susan Gonzalez

6/10

The haunting melodies and melancholic tones in certain tracks reflect the heart-wrenching moments of loss and separation experienced by the characters. The music conveys the pain of unrequited love and the harsh realities of life.

Ashley Mitchell

7/10

The diversity of musical styles in the soundtrack reflects the diverse backgrounds of the characters, adding depth and complexity to their relationships and personal growth. From classical compositions to contemporary pop songs, each piece adds a unique layer to the storytelling.

Joshua Wilson

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Jeanne and the Perfect Guy is a testament to the power of music in conveying the raw emotions and complexities of human relationships. It is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates a well-crafted and emotionally resonant film score.

John Lopez

6/10

The soundtrack of Jeanne and the Perfect Guy perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster of the main characters' love story. The music evokes a sense of passion and longing that mirrors Jeanne's insatiable appetite for love.

Stephanie Garcia

9/10

The music beautifully captures the essence of Jeanne's journey in search of true love, from the initial butterflies of romance with Olivier to the heart-wrenching realization of his illness. The melodies evoke a sense of longing, hope, and ultimately, loss, mirroring the ups and downs of Jeanne's tumultuous love life.

Mark Thomas

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Jeanne and the Perfect Guy enhances the storytelling and brings an additional layer of depth to the film. The music resonates with the audience and creates a truly immersive viewing experience.

Paul Gonzalez

8/10

The soundtrack of Jeanne and the Perfect Guy perfectly captures the emotional journey of the characters, from the excitement of newfound love to the heartbreak of loss. Each track complements the storyline and enhances the viewer's experience.

George Allen

8/10

The music sets the tone for each scene, creating a powerful atmosphere that immerses the audience in the characters' struggles and triumphs. The melodies are hauntingly beautiful and stay with you long after the movie has ended.

James Thomas

10/10

The composition skillfully weaves together different musical styles and tones to reflect the diversity of the characters and themes in the film, from the tender moments between Jeanne and Olivier to the societal issues of class disparity and government neglect. Each note resonates with raw emotion, leaving a lasting impact on the listener long after the movie ends.

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