• Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy (1998) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.90/10 from 216 votes

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Synopsis

During World War II, former New York City stockbroker Richmond Hobson Jr. has traded in his business attire for cowboy duds in trying to build the largest cattle ranch in the world in northern British Columbia just outside of Vanderhoof.

In running the ranch, he is constantly mediating the quarrels of his two partners, one being an experienced cowpoke named Panhandle Phillips, the other being Rich's new wife, former Vancouver socialite Gloria McIntosh Hobson, who knew little about ranching before she decided on an impulse to marry the dashing cowboy.

Pan and Gloria have competing priorities, Pan's to do whatever is best for the business side of the ranch, Gloria's to do whatever's best for the personal side of the ranch. Beyond the continuing issue about about financing the ranch, Rich has a problem in getting ranch hands, all the experienced men who are away at the war. As such, Rich is forced to hire a bunch of inexperienced teenagers to help him run the ranch.

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User reviews

Charles Miller

8/10

The music enhances the tension between the characters, reflecting the ongoing conflicts and differing priorities within the ranching business.

Daniel Lee

2/10

The use of music in the film often feels out of place and distracting, taking away from the authenticity of the World War II era and the struggles of building a cattle ranch in a remote location. The soundtrack choices seem disconnected from the narrative, failing to create a cohesive atmosphere for the audience.

Carol Adams

7/10

The use of traditional cowboy melodies adds an authentic and nostalgic feel to the overall atmosphere of the film.

Timothy Parker

6/10

The soundtrack of Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy effectively captures the rugged and adventurous spirit of a cattle ranch in northern British Columbia during World War II. The use of traditional country and western music enhances the authenticity of the setting and helps immerse the audience in the time period.

Timothy White

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy is a standout feature of the film, enhancing the storytelling and immersing the audience in the rugged beauty of the Canadian wilderness.

Timothy Gonzalez

5/10

However, at times the soundtrack can feel a bit cliché and predictable, relying too heavily on familiar tropes and musical motifs associated with cowboy culture. While it serves its purpose in setting the tone for the film, it may lack originality in its execution and could benefit from more innovative musical choices to elevate the overall viewing experience.

Robert Nelson

8/10

The soundtrack of Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy perfectly captures the adventurous spirit of the story set in the vast landscapes of northern British Columbia.

Donald Martinez

7/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the challenges faced by the characters, such as the struggle to find experienced ranch hands during World War II.

Paul Mitchell

7/10

The variety of musical styles and instruments used in the soundtrack create a rich and dynamic listening experience that complements the diverse themes of the film.

Matthew Lee

7/10

The uplifting and energetic tunes in the soundtrack bring a sense of optimism and resilience to the narrative, despite the obstacles faced by the protagonists.

Melissa Martin

4/10

The soundtrack for Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy fails to capture the essence of the northern British Columbia setting and the challenges faced by the characters. The music feels generic and uninspired, lacking the emotional depth needed to enhance the storytelling.