• Nine 1/2 Weeks (1986) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.00/10 from 44000 votes

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Synopsis

Elizabeth McGraw, who works in an upscale Manhattan art gallery, is trying to get back onto her personal footing following the divorce from her husband Bruce, with who she is still on good terms. Although not prudish about sex, she does not think about it all the time, unlike her sex-obsessed best friend and coworker Molly.

There is an immediate mutual attraction when Elizabeth meets high stakes Wall Street arbitrageur John Gray. Although cautious seeing as to her divorce, Elizabeth does enter into a relationship with John following a grand gesture on his part, despite not really knowing anything about him. That caution returns when John starts to push her sexual boundaries. However, she begins to trust him in her undeniable attraction to him.

As their relationship progresses with him crossing one what was a sexual line after another for her and she succumbing to each, the questions become whether the crossing of any specific lines will destroy their relationship, especially as he does not open up about any other aspect of his personal self, and if so if those will have any long term effect on her psyche.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Nine 1/2 Weeks
	The Best Is Yet To Come	Narada Michael Walden: Courtesy of capitol records, inc. produced Luba: Performer Graham Lyle: Writer
	This City Never Sleeps	Annie Lennox: Writer Eurythmics: Performer
	Eurasian Eyes	Corey Hart: Writer
	Slave to Love	Bryan Ferry: Writer
	Cannes	Stewart Copeland: Writer
	I Do What I Do (Theme from 9 1/2 Weeks)	Jonathan Elias: Performer John Taylor: Writer John Taylor: Produced
	You Can Leave Your Hat On	Joe Cocker: Performer Randy Newman: Writer
	Let It Go	Luba: Writer
	Love and Happiness	Al Green: Writer Al Green: Performer
	The Strayaway Child	Andy Narell: Performer
	Saviour	Winston Grennan: Writer Winston Grennan: Performer
	Strange Fruit	Billie Holiday: Performer Lewis Allan: Writer
	Ambient Music 1: Music for Airports	Brian Eno: Writer Brian Eno: Performer
	Bread and Butter	Larry Parks: Writer The Newbeats: Performer
	Arpegiator	Jean-Michel Jarre: Writer
	Voices	Roger Eno: Composer Roger Eno: Performer
	A Paler Sky	Roger Eno: (uncredited) composed

User reviews

Ashley Hall

4/10

The soundtrack failed to create a cohesive atmosphere or mood throughout the movie, leaving me disconnected from the on-screen events and failing to evoke any strong emotional response from me as a viewer.

Karen Lee

8/10

The music sets the tone for the film's intimate scenes, enhancing the chemistry between Elizabeth and John and adding depth to their interactions.

Joshua King

4/10

The music did not effectively enhance the emotional depth of the film's storyline, often feeling disjointed and out of sync with the characters' development and interactions.

Sarah Gonzalez

5/10

The use of synths and sultry vocals in the soundtrack creates a hypnotic and alluring mood that complements the unfolding romance between the main characters. The music effectively conveys the sensuality and intensity of their encounters.

Sarah Lee

6/10

The soundtrack features a mix of classic and contemporary tracks that blend seamlessly with the narrative, enhancing the emotional impact of key scenes. The music acts as a powerful storytelling device, drawing the audience deeper into the characters' complex emotions.

Joshua Thompson

1/10

I found the soundtrack of Nine 1/2 Weeks to be overly dramatic and repetitive, lacking depth and originality in its composition.

Lisa Davis

8/10

The soundtrack of Nine 1/2 Weeks is a captivating mix of sensual and haunting melodies that perfectly capture the emotional rollercoaster of the main characters' relationship.

Matthew Williams

7/10

The music in Nine 1/2 Weeks is not only a background element but a character in itself, adding layers of meaning and intensity to the story.

Steven Mitchell

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Nine 1/2 Weeks is a key element in shaping the film's tone and atmosphere, contributing to the overall experience of watching Elizabeth and John's tumultuous relationship unfold.

Emily Allen

5/10

The soundtrack of Nine 1/2 Weeks perfectly captures the seductive and erotic atmosphere of the film. The music enhances the tension and passion between Elizabeth and John, adding depth to their relationship.

Joseph Taylor

7/10

The use of sound in key moments of the movie creates a strong emotional impact, making the viewer feel connected to the characters' experiences on a deeper level.

Donald Anderson

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Nine 1/2 Weeks is a powerful and evocative addition to the film, enriching the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression.

Melissa Green

8/10

The soundtrack's blend of electronic and orchestral elements creates a unique atmosphere that mirrors the complexity of the characters' emotions and desires.

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