• No Way Out (1987) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

In Washington, the Defense Secretary David Brice has a political dispute with Senator William 'Billy' Duvall about the project of a submarine. He asks his advisor Scott Pritchard to invite the Navy Lieutenant Commander Tom Farrell, who has become a national hero after rescuing a sailor during a storm, to join his team.

Farrell meets Susan Atwell in a party and they have a torrid love affair. Farrell Learns that Susan is Brice's mistress but he falls in love with her. They spend a weekend together and when they return to Susan's apartment, Brice rings the bell. The upset Farrell leaves the apartment and sees Brice waiting for Susan. Brice has an argument with Susan and pushes her from the balcony. She falls on a glass table and dies.

Brice panics and reports the accident to Pritchard. However, the Machiavellian chief of staff accuses the imaginary Soviet mole Yuri of murdering Susan. Farrell is assigned to lead the investigations to find the identity of Yuri, and gets in serious situation with the presence of witnesses of his weekend with Susan and the regeneration of a Polaroid photo that was found in Susan's apartment.

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Play	Title	Artist
	No Way Out
	NO WAY OUT	Paul Anka: Performer Robbie Buchanan: Arrangement Julia Migenes: Performer Denny Diante: Produced
	SAY IT	Paul Anka: Performer
	Hail to the Chief	James Sanderson: Performer
	Wild Thing	Paul Anka: Performer
	Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?	Paul Anka: Performer
	Twistin' U.S.A.	Paul Anka: Performer
	Little Brown Jug	Paul Anka: Performer
	Main Title	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	You're Exotic / CID Blood Type / Arrival At The Pentagon	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Susan Leaves For The Embassy Party / Sailing	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	You've Been Out Of Town / Confrontation / The Fall Of Susan	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Cover-Up / Fatal Picture	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Planting The Polaroid / Photo Flashback / Susan Atwell Is Dead	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	The Jewel Box / Car Chase / Foot Chase	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Nina Has To Get Lost	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	We Can Interface / CID Blood Type / I'm The One In The Picture, Sam	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Mate Arrivals At Pentagon / Mate Spots Tom / Carry Sidearms / Bellboy's Arrival At Pentagon / Panning File Room Shelves	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Burial Release / Let's Do It	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	I Know You're His Friend	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Superior Officer	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	The Man Who Killed Ms. Atwell	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	End Credits	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	THE SOUNDTRACK ALBUM: No Way Out	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	National Security	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Cover-Up	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	In The Pentagon	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	We Can Interface	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Susan	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	BONUS TRACKS: The Jewel Box (Alternate)	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Nina Has To Get Lost (Alternate)	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Nina Has To Get Lost (Alternate A)	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	I'm The One In The Picture, Sam (Alternate)	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Sting (FX)	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Theme From No Way Out	Maurice Jarre: Performer
	Wyatt Earp - "Main Title"	John Barry: Performer
	Dances With Wolves - "The John Dunbar Theme"	John Barry: Performer
	Dances With Wolves - "Two Socks Theme"	John Barry: Performer
	Dances With Wolves - "The Buffalo Hunt"	John Barry: Performer
	No Way Out - "Main Title"	John Barry: Performer
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	J.F.K. - "Arlington"	John Barry: Performer
	J.F.K. - "End Title"	John Barry: Performer
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User reviews

William Robinson

8/10

The music seamlessly transitions between moments of romance, betrayal, and suspense, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

James Jones

7/10

The dynamic range of the soundtrack, from quiet, reflective moments to intense, action-packed sequences, showcases the versatility and skill of the composer in capturing the essence of the film.

William Thompson

5/10

The use of subtle, ominous tones in certain scenes adds a sense of mystery and intrigue to the plot.

Stephanie Thompson

7/10

The suspenseful and mysterious tones in the soundtrack effectively convey the intrigue surrounding the death of Susan Atwell and the ensuing investigation.

William Thompson

6/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of the storyline, particularly during the romantic moments between Farrell and Susan.

Edward Green

9/10

The intense and suspenseful score in No Way Out perfectly captures the escalating tension and drama of the storyline, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the entire film.

Joseph Walker

4/10

The soundtrack of No Way Out felt uninspired and generic, failing to capture the tension and suspense of the political thriller. It lacked memorable melodies or themes that could enhance the emotional impact of key scenes.

Linda White

5/10

The composition of the music is well-crafted and complements the unfolding of the plot seamlessly.

Timothy Wilson

5/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a range of emotions, from love and passion to fear and suspicion, is impressive.

Carol Adams

7/10

The haunting melodies in certain tracks evoke a sense of tragedy and loss, reflecting the dark events that unfold in No Way Out.

Linda Gonzalez

8/10

The score effectively builds and releases tension, mirroring the escalating stakes and conflicts within the plot.

Amanda Johnson

7/10

The emotional depth and intensity of the music perfectly captures the complex love affair between Tom Farrell and Susan Atwell in No Way Out.

Anthony Carter

10/10

The seamless integration of the music with the on-screen action in No Way Out enhances the overall viewing experience, immersing me further into the gripping narrative and making me emotionally invested in the characters' fates.

Emily Rodriguez

8/10

The use of subtle motifs and themes in the score enhances the storytelling, adding layers of complexity to the characters and their motivations.

Nancy Robinson

5/10

The soundtrack successfully builds tension during key moments, keeping the audience engaged and on the edge of their seats.

Nancy Hall

5/10

Overall, the music in No Way Out enhances the viewing experience and contributes to the overall impact of the film.

Emily Young

6/10

The soundtrack of No Way Out effectively captures the intense and suspenseful atmosphere of the political thriller.

Jennifer Perez

7/10

The orchestral arrangements create a sense of tension and drama that keeps the audience engaged throughout the film.

Joseph Hill

10/10

The haunting and emotional melodies in the soundtrack beautifully underscore the tragic love story between Tom Farrell and Susan Atwell, adding depth and complexity to their relationship.

John Adams

4/10

The music in No Way Out seemed disconnected from the story, with jarring transitions that detracted from the overall viewing experience. It failed to effectively underscore the drama and intrigue unfolding on screen, leaving the audience feeling disconnected from the narrative.

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