• Philadelphia (1993) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Hard-working, meticulous, and above all, devoted, the young attorney, Andrew Beckett, sees his efforts pay off, as he rises through the ranks of a prestigious and powerful law firm in Philadelphia. However, right after earning a promotion, the shocking early signs of AIDS will lead to his ignoble dismissal, on account of alleged incompetence. Suspecting that the deadly disease and homosexuality are the only reasons that got him fired, Andy summons up the courage to sue his cruel former employers, enlisting the help of an improbable and reluctant ally: the homophobic African-American lawyer, Joe Miller. Now, two men alone struggle to crush ignorance--the root cause of injustice and prejudice. Can they make a difference?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Philadelphia
	Streets Of Philadelphia	Bruce Springsteen: Produced Bruce Springsteen: Writer Bruce Springsteen: Performer
	Philadelphia	Neil Young: Writer
	Please Send Me Someone To Love
	I Don't Wanna Talk About It
	Laudate Dominum
	Agnus Dei
	Sister Rosa
	It's In Your Eyes
	All The Way
	Non temer amato bene
	Have You Ever Seen The Rain
	Dulcissimum Convivium
	Lovetown
	Heaven
	Mr. Sandman
	La mamma morta
	O nume tutelar
	Ebben? ne andrò lontana
	Ecco: respiro appena
	I Don't Wanna Talk About It	Danny Whitten: Performer
	It's In Your Eyes	LeRonald Walker: Performer
	Senior Associate Andrew Beckett	Howard Shore: Performer
	Minor Catastrophe	Howard Shore: Performer
	Birth	Howard Shore: Performer
	I Have A Case	Howard Shore: Performer
	The Missing Document	Howard Shore: Performer
	The Essence Of Discrimination	Howard Shore: Performer
	Going Home	Howard Shore: Performer
	The Trial	Howard Shore: Performer
	Trying To Survive	Howard Shore: Performer
	An Excellent Lawyer	Howard Shore: Performer
	Calculated Risks	Howard Shore: Performer
	The Verdict	Howard Shore: Performer
	I'm Ready	Howard Shore: Performer
	Streets of Philadelphia (Bruce Springsteen)	Howard Shore: Performer
	Lovetown (Peter Gabriel)	Howard Shore: Performer
	It's In Your Eyes (Pauletta Washington)	Howard Shore: Performer
	Ibo Lele (Dreams Come True) (Ram)	Howard Shore: Performer
	Please Send Me Someone to Love (Sade)	Howard Shore: Performer
	Have You Ever Seen the Rain? (Spin Doctors)	Howard Shore: Performer
	I Don't Wanna Talk About It (Indigo Girls)	Howard Shore: Performer
	La Mamma Morta (Maria Callas)	Howard Shore: Performer
	Philadelphia (Neil Young)	Howard Shore: Performer
	Precedent (Howard Shore)	Howard Shore: Performer
	Serra Pelada	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Title	Philip Glass: Performer
	Anthem - Part 1	Philip Glass: Performer
	That Place	Philip Glass: Performer
	Anthem - Part 2	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mosque And Temple	Philip Glass: Performer
	Anthem - Part 3	Philip Glass: Performer
	Train To Sao Paulo	Philip Glass: Performer
	Video Dream	Philip Glass: Performer
	New Cities In Ancient Lands, China	Philip Glass: Performer
	New Cities In Ancient Lands, Africa	Philip Glass: Performer
	New Cities In Ancient Lands, India	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Unutterable	Philip Glass: Performer
	CAUGHT!	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mr. Suso #1	Philip Glass: Performer
	From Egypt	Philip Glass: Performer
	Mr. Suso #2 With Reflection	Philip Glass: Performer
	Powaqqatsi	Philip Glass: Performer
	Love Theme From "Come See The Paradise"	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Fire In A Brooklyn Theatre	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Shikataganai	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Love Is The Sweetest Thing (Mark Earley)	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Lily And Mini	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Flower That Blooms In The Rain (Mariko Seki)	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Kawamura Family Theme	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Jack And Lily	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Nevertheless (Bart Kalmar)	Randy Edelman: Performer
	You Can't Spit At Heaven	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Forget Me Not (Sanae Hosaka)	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Little Tokyp	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Terminal Island	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Santa Anita	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree (Eri Eiko Koide, Jumi Emizawa, Cynthia Lawren)	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Bad Days	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Love Birds (Soyji)	Randy Edelman: Performer
	Nine Tiny Seconds	Randy Edelman: Performer
	A Little Bag Of Magic	Randy Edelman: Performer

User reviews

Sarah Robinson

2/10

The soundtrack of Philadelphia felt uninspired and lacked emotional depth, failing to capture the powerful themes of injustice and prejudice portrayed in the film.

Joseph Martin

7/10

The haunting melodies in the soundtrack create a poignant atmosphere that stays with the audience long after the movie ends.

Edward Hernandez

7/10

The score in Philadelphia strikes a balance between moments of quiet reflection and powerful emotional crescendos, capturing the essence of the characters' struggles.

Kimberly Brown

5/10

The soundtrack's composition demonstrates a deep understanding of the film's narrative, enhancing the viewer's immersion in the story.

Susan Allen

3/10

The musical choices in the film did not effectively enhance the scenes or evoke the necessary feelings to fully engage the audience in the story of Andrew Beckett's struggle against discrimination and ignorance.

Richard Lopez

8/10

The soundtrack of Philadelphia effectively conveys the themes of love, discrimination, and resilience that are central to the story.

Betty Adams

5/10

The music seamlessly enhances the powerful performances of the actors, intensifying the audience's connection to the characters' struggles.

Thomas Lee

6/10

The soundtrack of Philadelphia perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the film's storyline.

Kenneth Moore

7/10

The soundtrack of Philadelphia showcases the talent and skill of the composers in creating a score that is both moving and memorable.

Betty Clark

7/10

The emotional depth of the Philadelphia soundtrack perfectly captures the challenging journey of the characters in the film.

Thomas Walker

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Philadelphia is a masterful work of art that elevates the film to a higher level of emotional and artistic resonance.

Charles Nelson

6/10

Each track in the soundtrack effectively conveys the themes of discrimination, perseverance, and hope present in the film.

Stephanie Taylor

5/10

The use of music in key moments of the film adds a layer of poignancy and depth, elevating the overall impact of the story.

Michelle Lopez

6/10

The musical choices in Philadelphia contribute significantly to the film's message of fighting against prejudice and injustice.

Andrew Johnson

7/10

The music in Philadelphia effectively enhances the storytelling, adding layers of complexity and resonance to the narrative.

Joshua Clark

8/10

The music in the film complements the performances of the actors, enhancing the overall impact of their portrayals.

Lisa Hernandez

8/10

The use of different musical themes in the soundtrack helps to convey the various emotions experienced by the characters throughout the film.

Richard Thomas

5/10

The soundtrack's melodies linger long after the film ends, serving as a reminder of the film's poignant themes and powerful storytelling.

Kenneth Hall

7/10

The orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack evoke a sense of empathy and understanding towards the struggles faced by the protagonist.

Ashley Lee

6/10

The score's orchestration skillfully evokes a range of emotions, from heartbreak to resilience, mirroring the characters' experiences.

Steven Mitchell

4/10

The score of Philadelphia seemed repetitive and at times distracting, taking away from the impactful moments of the film and leaving a sense of disconnect between the audience and the characters' experiences.

Sarah Hernandez

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Philadelphia is a masterful accompaniment to a thought-provoking and emotionally charged film, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

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