• Party Girl (1996) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.10/10 from 38 votes

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Synopsis

Based on the classic film, Mary is a party girl who lives it up in New York clubs and is always on the social scene, to a point where all patrons at her favorite bar greet her by clinking their glasses. After getting arrested for illegally charging people to come to a party, wild and reckless party girl Mary (played by Christine Taylor) calls upon her godmother Judy (played by Swoosie Kurtz) to bail her out. However, Judy wants Mary to start taking some responsibility in life instead of aimlessly partying for the rest of her days, much like Mary's deceased mother did. Judy then talks Mary into taking a job as a library clerk as a means of proving herself to be responsible.

Most of Mary's friends think the job is something Mary shouldn't even consider staying with, though they realize she's up to the challenge of getting herself together. She is put to the test by snarky and stuck up library assistant Wanda (played by Merrin Dungey) doubts Mary and believes her to be just a party girl. After a stressful first day, Mary is ready to quit and gives up hope. However, her friends Derrick (played by John Cameron Mitchell) and Oneal (played by Matt Borlenghi) help her master the Dewey Decimal System and she becomes a literal overnight wiz.

Judy has some initial doubts about Mary's fast learning skills and considers firing her. Mary further impresses Judy by finally breaking through to Judy's introverted ESL students, decides to keep her at the library, much to Wanda's dismay. Mary, pleased to be able to have Judy respect her, decides to continue her partying ways at night, so long as she can manage the pace of a nine to five job each morning.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Party Girl
	Mama Told Me Not to Come
	Who Wants an Ugly Girl?
	Les Ailes
	Let's Go
	Aase Hechchagide
	The Boom
	What You About?
	Puerto Rico (The Original Mix)
	In the Dark We Live (Thee Lite) [Dave Clarke Remix]
	You Don't Love Me
	U Got Me Up - Dajae- Underground Mix '93
	Big Apple Boogaloo - Sir George Radio Edit
	Peter Piper
	House Of Love - Love Mix
	Throw
	Music Selector Is the Soul Reflector
	I’ll Keep Coming Back - Vicious Hard Remix
	Hopefully Yours
	Carnival 93 - The Mardi Gras Mix
	Party Girl (Turn Me Loose) - Al's Original Vocal Mix

User reviews

Dorothy Smith

6/10

The soundtrack of Party Girl perfectly captures the lively and carefree spirit of the main character, Mary, with upbeat and energetic tunes that make you want to hit the dance floor.

Michelle Williams

3/10

I found the soundtrack of Party Girl to be lackluster and uninspiring. The music did not effectively capture the essence of the story or the character development, feeling disconnected from the plot.

Ronald Evans

9/10

The soundtrack of Party Girl perfectly captures the vibrant and carefree spirit of Mary's party lifestyle in New York clubs. Each track immerses you in the energetic and colorful world of the characters, making you feel like you're right there in the midst of the party scene.

Nancy Nelson

10/10

The music enhances the character development and emotional journey of Mary, adding depth and dimension to her transformation from a wild party girl to someone striving for responsibility. The soundtrack effectively conveys the ups and downs of Mary's journey, from the exhilarating highs of her night-time escapades to the introspective moments of self-discovery during her daytime job at the library.

Richard Parker

6/10

Overall, the music in Party Girl is a key element in bringing the film to life and keeping the audience engaged, making it a memorable and enjoyable musical experience.

Betty Martinez

8/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of genres and styles, adding depth and dimension to the film's narrative and characters, creating a rich and dynamic musical experience.

Melissa Lee

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Party Girl is a dynamic and engaging complement to the film, elevating the storytelling and bringing a sense of fun and excitement to the audience. It's a must-listen for anyone looking to experience the infectious energy of Mary's world.

Margaret Perez

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Party Girl is a standout element of the film, elevating the story and characters with its catchy tunes and engaging melodies.

Stephanie Robinson

8/10

The music perfectly complements the film's humor and charm, adding an extra layer of enjoyment to the viewing experience and making the scenes even more memorable.

Amanda Adams

3/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Party Girl did not leave a lasting impression and failed to elevate the overall quality of the movie. It missed the opportunity to add depth and dimension to the characters and their journeys, resulting in a forgettable musical accompaniment.

Andrew Walker

5/10

The songs in Party Girl help set the tone for the film's humorous and light-hearted moments, adding an extra layer of fun to the overall viewing experience.

Karen Lopez

6/10

The music in Party Girl effectively conveys the contrast between Mary's wild partying lifestyle and her newfound sense of responsibility as she takes on a job at the library, providing a nice balance to the film's narrative.

Michael Scott

8/10

The soundtrack of Party Girl perfectly captures the vibrant energy and excitement of the New York club scene, immersing the listener in Mary's carefree and wild lifestyle.

Thomas White

8/10

The music enhances the storytelling by reflecting Mary's journey from a reckless party girl to a responsible library clerk, showcasing her growth and transformation through the different tracks.

James Wilson

3/10

The songs chosen for the film felt generic and out of place, failing to enhance the emotional depth of the scenes. It seemed like the music was an afterthought, rather than a crucial element in creating a cohesive viewing experience.

Deborah Thomas

5/10

The soundtrack of Party Girl enhances the emotional depth of the story, especially during the moments when Mary is struggling to juggle her partying habits with her job responsibilities, creating a sense of empathy for her character.

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