• Pixels (2015) Soundtrack OST •

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Tags: product placement, donkey kong, pac man, patting a man's butt

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Synopsis

In 1982, the boy Sam Brenner disputes the video game arcade championship and loses the title to Eddie "The Fire Blaster" Plant playing Donkey Kong. This defeat affects his life and in the present days, Brenner is an installer of audio and video systems. His best friend Will Cooper is the President of the United States. Brenner is installing a system at the house of Violet Van Patten, who has just divorced, for her son Matty.

Out of the blue, he is summoned to the White House and he finds that Violet is a military that works there. Soon he learns that an American base was attacked by aliens. When he meets his friend Ludlow "The Wonder Kid" Lamansoff, he discovers that the aliens have found a time capsule sent by the US Government to the space with a videocassette of videogame and understood that it was a declaration of war. The aliens broadcast a challenge to Earth to play and win a videogame against them; otherwise Earth will be destroyed. Now the last hope on Earth is Brenner, Cooper, Ludlow, Violet and Eddie.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Pixels
	Surrender	Rick Nielsen: Writer Cheap Trick: Performer
	More Bounce To The Ounce
	We Will Rock You VonLichten
	Hail To The Chief
	True
	Working For The Weekend
	Kathy
	You Make Me Feel So Young
	It Had To Be You
	Everybody Wants To Rule The World
	She's Gone
	Smurf Main Theme
	Game On
	She's Gone	Daryl Hall: Performer
	Invasion	Henry Jackman: Performer
	The Arcaders	Henry Jackman: Performer
	To The White House	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Conspiracy Theory	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Level 2	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Hand-Eye Coordination	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Centipede	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Pest Control	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Call In The Cavalry	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Unconditional Love	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Power Up	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Gobble Or Be Gobbled	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Trophy For The Victors	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Sweet Spot	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Q Bert	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Shoot ‘Em Up	Henry Jackman: Performer
	A Dream Come True	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Mothership	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Roll Out The Barrels	Henry Jackman: Performer
	High Score	Henry Jackman: Performer
	BONUS TRACK: Arcaders '82	Henry Jackman: Performer

User reviews

Donna Perez

5/10

The music enhances the action-packed scenes in the movie, creating a sense of urgency and excitement that keeps viewers engaged.

William Gonzalez

6/10

Some tracks feel repetitive and generic, lacking the depth and complexity that could have added more emotion to key moments in the film.

John Turner

8/10

The soundtrack of Pixels perfectly captures the nostalgic and retro feel of the 1980s arcade era, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the film.

Daniel Wright

5/10

The soundtrack effectively blends classic video game-inspired melodies with modern production techniques, creating a unique and fun listening experience.

Mary Jackson

5/10

Overall, the music in Pixels succeeds in enhancing the visual storytelling and immersing the audience in the world of retro video games, making it a memorable aspect of the film.

Lisa Perez

8/10

The music selection for key action sequences adds an extra level of excitement and intensity, effectively immersing the audience in the high-stakes challenges faced by the characters.

Patricia Anderson

7/10

The dynamic and energetic musical score enhances the comedic elements of the film, adding an extra layer of fun and enjoyment to the viewing experience.

Amanda Nelson

7/10

The incorporation of classic video game sounds and melodies into the score is a clever and fun homage to the source material, creating a sense of familiarity and nostalgia for fans of retro gaming.

Michelle Miller

6/10

On the other hand, the upbeat and energetic tunes perfectly match the lighthearted and comedic tone of the movie, adding to its overall entertainment value.