• Pain & Gain (2013) Soundtrack OST •

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Title in Español:

Pain & Gain - Muscoli e denaro

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Synopsis

Based on a real life story that took place in Miami during the late 1990s, Donald Lugo and Paul Doyle are two successful, yet cash strapped body builders who want to get out of the grind and get the wealth they feel they deserve. Doyle is a born again fundamentalist Christian who just got out of serving 10 years in prison. As good as he is at body building, he's sexually frustrated as years of doing hardcore steroids in prison have really taken a toll on his body and his manhood. Lugo is employed as a trainer and consultant at the gym that they belong to and wants to be the most successful person he can be with the help of a sleazy motivational speaker, he aims for the top. Then enters Victor Kershaw - a Colombian immigrant and semi wealthy restaurant franchise owner who joins the gym. The manically picky Kershaw begins to taunt every aspect of the workout he's being provided with. Eventually Doyle and Lugo decide that they've had enough of his madness. The two kidnap and torture Kershaw for a month to gain access to his fortune, which they then proceed to live the high life with. Unfortunately, as good as they are at body building, these two criminally inept criminals will soon get involved in crime after crime, and don't exactly have the brains to match their muscles to figure out how or where they went wrong. But how long and how far does their ill gotten and ill perceived success go?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Pain & Gain
	Cariocas	Gerhard Narholz: Writer
	Head Banger	Phil Xenidis: Writer
	Ready or Not	Cedric Gervais: Writer Cedric Gervais: Performer
	In Harmony	Bjorn Arnason: Writer
	Good Sign	Stéphane Huguenin: Writer
	Gangsta's Paradise	Stevie Wonder: Writer Stevie Wonder: Performer Coolio: Performer
	In My Space	Peter Amato: Writer Peter Amato: Performer
	You Know You Like It	Peter Amato: Writer Peter Amato: Performer
	Lemon Drop	Peter Amato: Writer Peter Amato: Performer
	Chemical Method	John Costello: Writer
	Let a Woman be a Woman, Let a Man be a Man	Arlester Christian: Writer Dyke and the Blazers: Performer
	Molly	Cedric Gervais: Writer Cedric Gervais: Performer
	Things that Make You Go Hmmmm...	Robert Clivillés: Writer
	Speak Up
	Pop It, Shake It, Jiggle It
	Stranglehold
	Gonna Make You Sweat
	Blaze of Glory
	Can't You Hear Me Knocking
	Gangsta's Paradise	Stevie Wonder: Performer
	Flydrive	Stevie Wonder: Performer
	Zoom, Zoom, Zoom	John Costello: Performer
	Can't You Hear Me Knocking	Mick Jagger: Performer
	Amazing Grace	Mick Jagger: Performer

User reviews

Andrew King

7/10

The use of rock and hip-hop music in the soundtrack enhances the energetic and adrenaline-fueled scenes of the body builders' criminal activities.

Donna Jones

5/10

The soundtrack of Pain & Gain effectively underscores the themes of ambition, greed, and downfall, adding depth and complexity to the characters' motivations and actions.

Paul Scott

8/10

The soundtrack of Pain & Gain perfectly captures the intense and gritty atmosphere of the film's Miami setting in the late 1990s.

Stephanie Miller

10/10

The use of energetic rock and hip-hop tracks in the soundtrack effectively mirrors the high-energy and adrenaline-fueled actions of the bodybuilders turned criminals, creating a sense of urgency and excitement throughout the movie.

Andrew Mitchell

5/10

Overall, the music in Pain & Gain plays a crucial role in immersing the audience in the story, creating a dynamic and engaging viewing experience that stays with you long after the credits roll.

Thomas Martin

8/10

The soundtrack showcases the film's dark humor and satirical elements, adding an extra layer of complexity to the narrative.

Timothy Nelson

9/10

The incorporation of Latin-inspired music in certain scenes adds a layer of authenticity to the Miami setting and the Colombian immigrant character, Victor Kershaw, bringing a cultural richness to the storytelling that elevates the overall viewing experience.

Ronald Walker

6/10

The music choices in the film perfectly complement the characters' descent into criminality, adding a layer of tension and unpredictability to the story.

Patricia Carter

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Pain & Gain is a crucial component that elevates the film's storytelling and immerses the audience in the world of the characters.

Melissa Adams

5/10

The soundtrack successfully sets the tone for the late 1990s Miami setting, incorporating elements of hip-hop, rock, and electronic music to reflect the diverse cultural landscape of the city.

Matthew Lewis

6/10

The soundtrack of Pain & Gain effectively captures the intense and chaotic atmosphere of the film, enhancing the overall experience for the audience.

Carol Anderson

5/10

The use of energetic and aggressive tracks in key moments of the movie helps to convey the characters' motivations and inner turmoil, creating a sense of unease and excitement.

Robert Adams

7/10

The soundtrack's dynamic range of music genres mirrors the diverse personalities and backgrounds of the characters in the film.

Joseph Perez

9/10

The soundtrack of Pain & Gain perfectly captures the gritty and intense atmosphere of the film, enhancing the thrilling scenes and adding depth to the characters' motivations.

Daniel Walker

6/10

The choice of songs in the film helps to establish the contrasting personalities of the main characters, highlighting their individual struggles and desires through the power of music.

Patricia Campbell

8/10

The soundtrack effectively sets the tone for the characters' descent into chaos and criminality, adding depth to their motivations and actions.

Anthony Green

7/10

The music selection in Pain & Gain creates a sense of suspense and tension, keeping the audience engaged throughout the story.

Edward Hernandez

5/10

The musical cues in Pain & Gain are skillfully integrated into the narrative, enhancing the emotional impact of pivotal scenes and heightening the sense of danger and urgency.