• Mulholland Falls (1996) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.30/10 from 19000 votes

Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Mulholland Falls (La brigada del sombrero)

Title in Italiano:

Synopsis

Mulholland Falls is a film about the adventures of a 1940's special anti-gangster police squad in Los Angeles, known as the infamous 'Hat Squad.'

The four members of this squad are big, tough, no-nonsense cops who don't hesitate to break the law, if it suits their purposes.

When a local woman is murdered, their investigation uncovers the fact that she had been romantically linked to several prominent men and had secret films taken of her liaisons.

Since one of those men is the powerful U.S. Army General at the head of the then-new Atomic Energy Commission and another is the (married) leader of the Hat Squad, complications ensue.

The FBI even gets involved in an attempted cover-up.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Mulholland Falls
	Harbour Lights
	Mr. Anthony's Boogie
	Something Cool
	So Tired
	That Certain Party
	Who Me?
	Main Title / Drive To Perino's	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Drive To Falls / After Fall	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Construction Site / Allison	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Max Home Drunk	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Projection Room / Max Goes To Beach	Dave Grusin: Performer
	She Was Wrong / Where We Goin'? / Allison's Room / Flashback / Jimmy's Apartment	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Max And Kate In Bedroom / Shoot-Out Epilogue	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Drive To Base / No Admittance / Testing Ground / Jeep Chase	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Geiger Counters / Max Meets Timms	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Human Sacrifice / FBI Search / What Happened? / Max Finds Film	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Kate Gets Package / After Phone Call	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Max Watches Film / Flashback	Dave Grusin: Performer
	At Least / Drive To Plane / Flight To Base / Cancer Ward	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Drive To Timm's / Gonna Throw Us	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Coolidge Dies / Funeral	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Max And Kate Walk / Kate Leaves / End Credits	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Harbor Lights	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Main Title W/ Alternate Start	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Mulholland Falls	Dave Grusin: Performer
	'Just A Girl...'	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Hurting For Allison	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Flashback & Revelation	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Kate's Theme/The End Of Jimmy	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Nuclear Madness/Hats In The Desert	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Home Movies	Dave Grusin: Performer
	'It's Over'/Flashback	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Separation	Dave Grusin: Performer
	To The Base/Fallout For Timms	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Finale Hats Off	Dave Grusin: Performer
	No Common Ground/End Credits	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Harbor Lights (Aaron Neville)	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Main Titles	James Newton Howard: Performer
	The Storm Drain	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Kimble Dyes His Hair	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Helicopter Chase	James Newton Howard: Performer
	The Fugitive Theme	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Subway Fight	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Kimble Returns	James Newton Howard: Performer
	No Press	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Stairway Chase	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Sykes Apt.	James Newton Howard: Performer
	It's Over	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Mutiny	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Alabama	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Little Ducks	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	1SQ	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Roll Tide ("Eternal Father Strong To Save")	Hans Zimmer: Performer

User reviews

Emily Brown

6/10

The music sets the tone for the gritty and intense atmosphere of the movie, enhancing the tension and suspense in key scenes.

Patricia Lee

9/10

I found the use of period-appropriate songs in the soundtrack to be a brilliant touch that added authenticity to the film. The incorporation of classic tunes from the era helped to transport me back in time and immerse myself in the world of the 'Hat Squad' and their morally ambiguous investigations.

Dorothy Lopez

5/10

The emotional depth of the music enhances the impact of the film's dramatic moments, helping to convey the characters' inner struggles and conflicts.

William Wright

3/10

The soundtrack of Mulholland Falls failed to capture the gritty and intense atmosphere of the 1940s anti-gangster police squad in Los Angeles. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the tension and drama needed to enhance the film's narrative.

Susan Roberts

1/10

The use of jazz and swing music in the soundtrack of Mulholland Falls felt out of place and distracting. Instead of complementing the film's noir aesthetic, the music came off as jarring and disconnected, taking away from the overall viewing experience.

Elizabeth Wright

7/10

The soundtrack seamlessly blends with the visuals, enhancing the overall cinematic experience and immersing the audience in the world of 1940's Los Angeles.

Laura Scott

8/10

The use of brass instruments in the soundtrack gives a sense of authority and power, mirroring the strong personalities of the characters in the 'Hat Squad'.

Thomas Lopez

7/10

The soundtrack of Mulholland Falls perfectly captures the film's 1940's noir atmosphere, setting the tone for the story with its jazzy and mysterious melodies.

Michelle Evans

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Mulholland Falls is a standout feature of the film, elevating the storytelling and contributing to its overall cinematic appeal.

Paul White

6/10

The soundtrack seamlessly blends with the on-screen action, creating a cohesive and immersive viewing experience for the audience.

Joshua Phillips

5/10

The use of brass instruments in the soundtrack adds a sense of authority and power, reflecting the characters of the tough and no-nonsense 'Hat Squad' members.

Michelle Baker

8/10

The music enhances the tension and suspense of the plot, creating a sense of unease and intrigue that keeps the audience engaged throughout the film.

Susan Wilson

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Mulholland Falls is a standout element of the film, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Steven Baker

7/10

The variety of musical styles and motifs in the soundtrack reflect the complexity of the characters and the layers of the story, adding richness to the film's narrative.

Paul Mitchell

8/10

The haunting and melancholic piano pieces evoke a sense of nostalgia and longing, adding depth to the emotional scenes in the movie.

Joseph Garcia

9/10

The soundtrack of Mulholland Falls perfectly captures the gritty and intense atmosphere of the 1940s Los Angeles setting. The jazzy and noir-inspired music sets the tone for the film, enhancing the suspense and drama of the story as it unfolds.