• Pitch Perfect (2012) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.20/10 from 329000 votes

Tags: a cappella, friendship between girls, bechdel test passed, red hair

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Synopsis

Pitch Perfect follows the story of Barden College, which is home to four different a cappella singing groups. The all-male Treblemakers and the all-female Bellas are the most antagonistic toward each other, with the Bellas making it to the national finals of the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCAC) held at Lincoln Center in New York City.

The Bellas, the first all-female group to make the finals, face challenges with tired arrangements and a controlling lead, Aubrey Posen. Aubrey and co-lead Chloe Beale must rebuild the group from scratch for the upcoming season after an unfortunate incident at the finals.

Meanwhile, reluctant freshman Beca Mitchell, a loner aspiring to be a Los Angeles DJ or music producer, is encouraged by Chloe to audition for the Bellas. Beca clashes with Aubrey over the group's direction and zero tolerance policies, including no sex with any Treblemaker.

Beca's friendship with fellow music lover Jesse Swanson, a freshman Treblemaker, complicates matters as she must decide how far to break out of her shell and stay true to her musical leanings, potentially affecting her friendship with Jesse.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Pitch Perfect
	Don't Stop the Music	Michael Jackson: Writer Adam Devine: Performer
	The Sign	Jonas Berggren: Writer
	212	Jef Martens: Writer Azealia Banks: Performer
	Bust a Move	Marvin Young: Writer Marvin Young: Performer
	Carry on Wayward Son	Kerry Livgren: Writer Kansas: Performer
	Lost in It	Michael Corcoran: Writer Eric Goldman: Performer
	Let It Whip	Adam Devine: Performer Reggie Andrews: Writer
	Punching in a Dream	Aaron Short: Writer The Naked and Famous: Performer
	Keep You	Natalie Bergman: Writer Wild Belle: Performer
	Don't Move	Sarah Barthel: Writer
	Titanium
	I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)
	Since U Been Gone
	Cups
	Keep Your Head Up
	Starships
	Turn the Beat Around (Love to Hear Percussion)
	Rome
	Mickey
	Like a Virgin
	Hit Me with Your Best Shot
	It Must Have Been Love
	S & M
	Let's Talk About Sex
	I'll Make Love to You
	Feels Like the First Time
	No Diggity
	Bulletproof
	Release Me
	Don't You Forget About Me
	F**k You
	Eternal Flame
	Right Round
	Booty Wurk (One Cheek at a Time)
	Hip Hop 911
	Party in the USA
	Sobre Las Olas (Over the Waves)
	Blame It on the Boogie
	Open Season
	Get You Off
	Chelsea Dagger
	(Whoomp!) There It Is
	Just the Way You Are
	Just a Dream
	Final Countdown
	Magic
	Price Tag
	Give Me Everything
	We Came to Smash (In a Black Tuxedo)
	212 vs. Bust A Move
	Bellas Regionals: (medley)
	Riff Off: (medley)
	Bulletproof vs. Release Me
	Pool Mashup: (medley)
	Trebles Finals: (medley)
	Bellas Finals: (medley)

User reviews

Thomas Moore

5/10

The soundtrack captures the essence of collegiate a cappella competitions, making the audience feel like they are part of the excitement.

Sarah Clark

6/10

The use of mashups and medleys in the soundtrack adds a creative twist to familiar songs, keeping the audience on their toes.

John Hernandez

5/10

The Pitch Perfect soundtrack showcases a diverse selection of a cappella covers that are both fun and energetic.

Lisa Evans

7/10

The diverse range of songs featured in the Pitch Perfect soundtrack showcases the incredible vocal talent of the cast.

William Rodriguez

10/10

I was particularly impressed with how the music mirrored the character development in the film. Each song seemed to reflect the emotions and growth of the characters, making the soundtrack not just a background element but an integral part of the storytelling.

Jennifer Smith

7/10

The vocal dynamics and range displayed by the cast members highlight their exceptional musical abilities and dedication to their craft.

Matthew Rodriguez

6/10

The Bellas' journey to find their own sound and identity is reflected in the evolution of the songs they perform, adding depth to the storyline.

Ronald Green

8/10

Overall, the Pitch Perfect soundtrack is a delightful mix of fun, emotion, and talent that truly elevates the film to another level.

James White

7/10

The soundtrack perfectly captures the competitive spirit and camaraderie among the a cappella groups, drawing the audience into the world of collegiate singing competitions.

Stephanie Thompson

9/10

The soundtrack of Pitch Perfect truly captured the essence of collegiate a cappella singing groups. The harmonies were crisp and the arrangements were fresh, adding a modern twist to classic a cappella tunes.

Susan Davis

5/10

Overall, the Pitch Perfect soundtrack is a delightful mix of harmonies and humor that will leave you tapping your feet and wanting to sing along.

Jennifer Walker

4/10

The character-driven nature of the film sometimes overshadows the musical performances, leaving the soundtrack feeling secondary and not fully utilized to enhance the storytelling aspect of the movie.

Amanda Green

8/10

The original songs created for the film are catchy and memorable, adding another layer of creativity to the soundtrack.

George Phillips

5/10

The chemistry between the cast members is palpable in the musical numbers, enhancing the overall listening experience.

Susan King

7/10

The way the soundtrack seamlessly blends popular hits with a cappella arrangements adds a unique and refreshing twist to each song.

Donna King

2/10

The vocal arrangements in the movie's soundtrack often sound forced and unnatural, failing to capture the genuine emotion and energy that a cappella music should convey.

Karen Lee

7/10

The music production quality is top-notch, creating a rich and immersive listening experience for fans of a cappella music.

Ronald Roberts

2/10

The soundtrack of Pitch Perfect lacks originality and creativity, feeling like a compilation of overused and cliché pop songs rearranged for a cappella performances.

Linda Smith

6/10

The emotional depth of some of the songs, especially those performed by the Bellas, adds a layer of complexity to the otherwise lighthearted tone of the film.