Smoke Soundtrack (

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Rating: 7.40/10 from 38000 votes
Tags: five chapters
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Smoke
Title in Italiano:

Smoke
Title in Português:

Smoke - Fumo

Synopsis

The plot of this movie, like smoke, drifts and swirls ethereally. Characters and subplots are deftly woven into a tapestry of stories and pictures which only slowly emerges to our view. This movie tries to convince us that reality doesn't matter so much as aesthetic satisfaction.

In Auggie Wren's (Harvey Keitel's) New York City smoke shop, day by day passes, seemingly unchanging until he teaches us to notice the little details of life. Paul Benjamin (William Hurt), a disheartened and broken writer, has a brush with death that is pivotal and sets up an unlikely series of events that afford him a novel glimpse into the life on the street which he saw, but did not truly perceive, every day. Finally, it's Auggie's turn to spin a tale.

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Play Title Artist
Smoke
Supastar
Group Home: Performer
Twenty Four preludes and fugues, op. 87 Fugue no. 1, C major
Dmitri Shostakovich: Writer
Keith Jarrett: Performer
Brooklyn Boogie
Louis Prima: Performer
Louis Prima: Writer
Downtown Train
Tom Waits: Performer
Tom Waits: Writer
Sexy dumb dumb
Hong Kong
Innocent when you dream
Tom Waits: Performer
Tom Waits: Writer
Cigarettes and Coffee
Jerry Butler: Writer
Jerry Garcia Band: Performer
John Kahn: Produced and arranged
Smoke gets in your eyes
Jerome Kern: Writer
Jerry Garcia Band: Performer
John Kahn: Produced and arranged
Brooklyn Boogie (Louis Prima)
Rachel Portman: Performer
Cigarettes And Coffee (Jerry Garcia)
Rachel Portman: Performer
Downtown Train (Tom Waits)
Rachel Portman: Performer
Augie's Photo (Rachel Portman)
Rachel Portman: Performer
Baby Wants Kisses (Annabouboula)
Rachel Portman: Performer
Supastar (Group Home)
Rachel Portman: Performer
Sexy Dumb Dumb (Sophia George)
Rachel Portman: Performer
Hong Kong (Screaming Jay Hawkins)
Rachel Portman: Performer
Shostakovich's Prelude and Fugue for Piano (Tatiana Nikolaeva)
Rachel Portman: Performer
Snow Story (Rachel Portman)
Rachel Portman: Performer
Innocent When You Dream (Tom Waits)
Rachel Portman: Performer
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (Jerry Garcia)
Rachel Portman: Performer
Tango
Rachel Portman: Performer
The Favor
Rachel Portman: Performer
Garet Kisses Hattie
Rachel Portman: Performer
Mr. Linzer's Troubles
Rachel Portman: Performer
Aspiration
Rachel Portman: Performer
Garet
Rachel Portman: Performer
Off to See the World
Rachel Portman: Performer
End Titles
Rachel Portman: Performer
End Titles (From "Great Moments In Aviation")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Gabriel Explores Ship (From "Great Moments In Aviation")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Safe Walls Are Falling (From "Great Moments In Aviation")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Montage (From "Great Moments In Aviation")
Rachel Portman: Performer
The Hope Is In Me (From "Great Moments In Aviation")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Icarus (From "Great Moments In Aviation")
Rachel Portman: Performer
We Both Killed Her (From "Great Moments In Aviation")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Vesuvia's Feast (From "Great Moments In Aviation")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Nothing to Hide (From "Great Moments In Aviation")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Brooklyn (From "Smoke")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Peter Rabbit (From "Smoke")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Broken T.V. (From "Smoke")
Rachel Portman: Performer
End Titles (From "Smoke")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Fox Here Again (From "Ethan Frome")
Rachel Portman: Performer
The Sermon (From "Ethan Frome")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Coasting (From "Ethan Frome")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Mattie Arrives (From "Ethan Frome")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Walking Home (From "Ethan Frome")
Rachel Portman: Performer
Ethan Clears His Room (From "Ethan Frome")
Rachel Portman: Performer
End Titles (From "Ethan Frome")
Rachel Portman: Performer

User reviews

Steven Nelson
6/10

Each track in the soundtrack is like a thread carefully woven into the tapestry of stories and pictures in the film. The music slowly emerges, just like the plot, inviting us to pay attention to the little details that matter in life.

John White
5/10

Listening to the music from Smoke makes me feel like I'm stepping into Auggie Wren's smoke shop, where time seems to stand still. The soundtrack captures the essence of the shop's atmosphere, filled with stories waiting to be told.

Margaret Carter
5/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack in Smoke adds depth to the characters and subplots, enriching the overall viewing experience. The music serves as a companion to the unfolding narrative, guiding us through the layers of the story.

Robert Scott
7/10

The music in Smoke expertly weaves a tapestry of emotions, enhancing the storytelling by capturing the nuances of each character and subplot, ultimately creating a rich and immersive auditory experience that beautifully complements the visual narrative.

Mark Allen
6/10

The soundtrack of Smoke is a storytelling device in itself, weaving a sonic tapestry that mirrors the complexity of the characters' lives. The music enhances the emotional impact of the film, drawing me deeper into its richly layered narrative.

Michael Phillips
9/10

Each track in the soundtrack seems meticulously chosen to reflect the aesthetic satisfaction that the movie strives to convey. The music not only complements the visuals on screen but also adds emotional depth to the characters and subplots, making the overall viewing experience truly immersive and engaging.

James Baker
9/10

The soundtrack of Smoke perfectly captures the ethereal and drifting nature of the movie's plot. The music seamlessly weaves in and out of scenes, enhancing the storytelling experience and creating a sense of continuity throughout the film.

Kimberly Carter
4/10

The music feels disconnected from the characters and their stories, failing to create a cohesive atmosphere that complements the narrative.

Carol Lee
2/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Smoke misses the opportunity to elevate the film's themes of perception and reality, leaving a sense of unfulfilled potential in its wake.

Andrew Hernandez
6/10

The musical score in Smoke perfectly complements the film's themes of connection and observation. It underscores the importance of paying attention to the world around us and finding beauty in the seemingly mundane.

Carol Thompson
2/10

The soundtrack of Smoke fails to enhance the ethereal and drifting nature of the plot, lacking depth and emotional resonance.

Kenneth Gonzalez
6/10

The melodies in Smoke convince me that reality is indeed less important than the aesthetic satisfaction that music can provide. The soundtrack creates a mood that transports me to the streets of New York City, where the characters' lives intersect in unexpected ways.

David White
5/10

The soundtrack accompanies Paul Benjamin's journey of self-discovery in a poignant and evocative way. The music mirrors his emotional turmoil and eventual realization about the life he has been overlooking.

Dorothy Thompson
6/10

The soundtrack of Smoke perfectly captures the ethereal and drifting nature of the movie's plot. The music seems to swirl around the scenes, enhancing the sense of mystery and introspection.

William White
7/10

The soundtrack of Smoke perfectly complements the ethereal and introspective nature of the film, enhancing the drifting and swirling plot with its emotive melodies and atmospheric tones.

Ronald Perez
5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Smoke is a masterful blend of melodies and ambient sounds that resonate with the film's message about the beauty of everyday life. It's a musical experience that lingers long after the movie ends.