• Mallrats (1995) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.10/10 from 129000 votes

Tags: jay and silent bob, dumped by girlfriend

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Synopsis

Mallrats follows the story of Brodie Bruce, a college student obsessed with Sega and comic books, and his best friend, TS Quint. Both of them are dumped by their girlfriends on the same day, and in order to cope with their heartbreak, they decide to go to the local mall.

On their mall adventure, they encounter various friends, including Willam who struggles to see Magic Eye pictures, Gwen who is one of TS's ex-girlfriends, and Jay & Silent Bob from Clerks. As they navigate through the mall, they come up with a plan to win back their exes and confront their enemies - TS's girlfriend's father and a store clerk who dislikes them for not shopping.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Mallrats
	Web in Front	Eric Bachmann: Writer Archers of Loaf: Performer
	Social	Squirtgun: Performer
	Hated It	Joel Plaskett: Writer
	Build Me Up Buttercup	Tony Macaulay: Writer The Goops: Performer
	Broken	Tanya Donelly: Writer Belly: Performer
	Cruise Your New Baby Fly Self	Girls Against Boys: Writer
	Guilty	Bill Stevenson: Writer All: Performer
	Line Up	Justine Frischmann: Writer
	Boogie Shoes
	Seventeen
	Smoke Two Joints
	Stoned
	Easy Beat
	Dry Martini
	Garota de Ipanema
	Lollipops and Roses
	Bubbles
	Susanne
	Mallrats
	Funbusters	Rivers Cuomo: Performer
	Love And Sharks	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Bubbles" - Bush	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Susanne" - Weezer	Ira Newborn: Performer
	Freeing One's Mind	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Seventeen" - Sponge	Ira Newborn: Performer
	Krytonite Condoms	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Line Up" - Elastica	Ira Newborn: Performer
	Mission Impossible #1	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Mallrats" - Wax	Ira Newborn: Performer
	Taken With A Grain Of Salt	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Broken" - Belly	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Cruise Your New Baby Fly Self" - Girls Against Boys	Ira Newborn: Performer
	A Very Uncomfortable Place	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Guilty" - All	Ira Newborn: Performer
	That Ski Trip	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Web In Front" - Archers Of Loaf	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Hated It" - Thrush Hermit	Ira Newborn: Performer
	Post Coital Techno Boogie	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Build Me Up Buttercup" - The Goops	Ira Newborn: Performer
	Cousin Walter	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Social" - Squirtgun	Ira Newborn: Performer
	Mission Impossible #2	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Smoke Two Joints" - Sublime	Ira Newborn: Performer
	"Stoned" - silverchair	Ira Newborn: Performer
	Last Words	Ira Newborn: Performer

User reviews

Anthony Johnson

6/10

The soundtrack of Mallrats perfectly captures the fun and carefree vibe of the movie. The upbeat and energetic songs really enhance the overall viewing experience.

Elizabeth Gonzalez

4/10

The lack of cohesion in the soundtrack of Mallrats made it hard to feel a sense of continuity throughout the movie. The abrupt changes in music styles felt jarring and didn't contribute positively to my viewing experience.

Andrew Davis

3/10

The soundtrack of Mallrats felt disconnected from the overall vibe of the movie. I found the songs to be distracting and didn't enhance the scenes or emotions portrayed by the characters.

Richard Clark

7/10

The song choices in Mallrats are not only catchy but also effectively set the tone for different scenes, enhancing the overall viewing experience. The music seamlessly complements the humor and drama in the film, creating a dynamic and engaging atmosphere for the audience to enjoy.

Charles Lewis

6/10

The diversity in the soundtrack of Mallrats is impressive, offering a range of musical styles that cater to different moods and scenes in the film. It keeps the audience engaged throughout.

Mary Green

6/10

I appreciate how the music in Mallrats reflects the 90s era with a mix of alternative rock and punk tracks. It creates a nostalgic feel that adds depth to the storytelling.

Karen Hill

4/10

The musical choices in Mallrats seemed outdated and out of touch with the setting of a modern-day mall. The songs lacked a contemporary feel, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the film's story.

Michelle Parker

7/10

The soundtrack of Mallrats perfectly captures the carefree and fun vibes of the 90s mall culture. The eclectic mix of punk, alternative rock, and grunge music enhances the rebellious and youthful spirit of the film.

Timothy Lopez

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Mallrats is a standout feature of the film, contributing significantly to its overall charm and entertainment value. It's a memorable aspect that adds layers to the storytelling.

Susan Brown

6/10

The use of music in Mallrats helps to establish the characters' personalities and emotions effectively. The songs chosen seem to resonate with the struggles and triumphs of the main characters.

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