Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous Soundtrack (

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Synopsis

Miss Congeniality 2: Armed & Fabulous tells the story of Gracie Hart (Sandra Bullock), whose life as an undercover F.B.I. Agent comes to an end after gaining notoriety from the Miss United States pageant. Additionally, her relationship with Agent Eric Matthews (Benjamin Bratt) ends. Following the advice of her boss, F.B.I. Assistant Director Harry McDonald (Ernie Hudson), Gracie reluctantly becomes the F.B.I.'s media-relations officer.

After 10 months, with the help of style coach Joel Meyers (Diedrich Bader) and a best-selling book about her experiences, Gracie transforms into a designer-clad media darling and the face of the F.B.I. However, her new persona clashes with Agent Sam Fuller (Regina King), who is assigned to be Gracie's bodyguard despite their differences.

Gracie and Sam are sent to Las Vegas, Nevada to investigate the kidnapping of Gracie's friend, reigning Miss United States Cheryl Frasier (Heather Burns), and pageant host Stan Fields (William Shatner). Assistant Director Walter Collins (Treat Williams) wants Gracie to focus on media relations, but Gracie is determined to be back in the field to follow leads that Collins dismisses.

Despite their rocky relationship, Gracie and Sam must work together with Joel and Agent Jeff Foreman (Enrique Murciano) to find Cheryl and Stan while evading Collins' agents and his desire for all the glory of solving the case.

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Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous
Proud Mary
John Fogerty: Writer
Ike & Tina Turner: Performer
I'll Take You There
Al Bell: Writer
The Staple Singers: Performer
George's Speech
John Powell: Writer
Emergency
John Powell: Writer
You Were Jealous
Jules' Confession
She's a Bad Mama Jama
Leon Haywood: Writer
Carl Carlton: Performer
One Kiss
Thomas Newman: Writer
Miss United States
Marc Lawrence: Writer
Pirate's Hunt Song
Richard Ziegler: Writer
Richard Ziegler: Performer
Highway Junkie
Chris Knight: Writer
The Yayhoos: Performer
Computer Search
Edward Shearmur: Writer
Stakeout
Edward Shearmur: Writer
Out of Control
Dave Alvin: Writer
Dave Alvin: Performer
Trouble
Pink: Writer
Pink: Performer
Wikked Lil' Grrrls
Esthero: Writer
Esthero: Performer
Excerpts
John Powell: Writer
Ooh Las Vegas
Gram Parsons: Writer
Yearbook Montage
Graeme Revell: Writer
What is Gossip?
Graeme Revell: Writer
Who's the Thief?
Tyler Bates: Writer
Duelin' Banjos
Arthur Smith: Writer
Blindfold Game
Nelson Talks About Dad
Sister on Phone
You're Having My Baby
Paul Anka: Writer
Paul Anka: Performer
WWKD
Rita
John Powell: Writer
Fire
Ohio Players: Performer
Ralph Middlebrooks: Writer
New Attitude
Patti LaBelle: Performer
Jon Gilutin: Writer
Cabaret
Don't Leave Me This Way
Black Betty
I'm a Bomb
I'll Take You There
Al Bell: Performer
George's Speech
Al Bell: Performer
Jules' Confession
Al Bell: Performer
She's a Bad Mama Jama
Leon Haywood: Performer
Pirate's Hunt Song
Richard Ziegler: Performer
Wikked Lil' Grrrls
Esthero: Performer
Who's the Thief?
Gram Parsons: Performer
Duelin' Banjos
Gram Parsons: Performer
You're Having My Baby
Paul Anka: Performer
Don't Leave Me This Way
Kenny Gamble: Performer
I'm a Bomb
Natasha Bedingfield: Performer

User reviews

Daniel Moore
9/10

I particularly enjoyed how the music in the film helped set the tone for the different emotional moments, from comedic to suspenseful. The variety of musical styles used in the soundtrack kept the audience engaged and added depth to the characters' development throughout the film.

Susan Garcia
8/10

The variety of music genres in the soundtrack adds depth and dimension to the film, from catchy pop tunes to suspenseful orchestral pieces. It creates a dynamic listening experience that complements the different moods and settings of the story.

Brian Hall
6/10

Betty Taylor
3/10

Furthermore, the song choices in the soundtrack seemed disconnected from the film's narrative, making it difficult for the audience to emotionally connect with the characters and their struggles. The lack of cohesion between the music and the story detracted from the overall viewing experience, leaving a sense of dissonance and disappointment.