• Snake Eyes (1993) Soundtrack OST •

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Dangerous Game

After a farewell dinner with his family in New York City, motion picture director Eddie Israel (Harvey Keitel) travels to Hollywood, California, to rehearse with actors Sarah Jennings (Madonna) and Francis "Frank" Burns (James Russo) on 'Mother of Mirrors', a film depicting the tumultuous marriage between a once successful breadwinner named "Russell," (played by Frank) and his newly religious wife, "Claire," (played by Sarah) who begins to reject their heavy drug habits and unconventional sex life.

As tension mounts between the characters onscreen, Eddie begins an affair with Sarah and encourages Frank to use his struggle with drug addiction to better immerse himself in the role. While filming a difficult rape scene, Sarah reveals that Frank used his method acting approach to justify an attempted assault off-screen.

One day, Eddie's adoring wife, Madlyn (Nancy Ferrara), unexpectedly arrives on location with their young son, Tommy. Madlyn quickly notices that Eddie is distracted, but is forced to return home when her father dies of a heart attack. Eddie remains in Los Angeles to complete a scene, using increasingly abusive methods to push Sarah into delivering a strong performance. Afterward, Eddie catches a red-eye flight in time to attend his father-in-law's funeral.

In New York, Eddie confesses to a long-time string of infidelities, and Madlyn scorns him for the poor example he has set for their son. Distraught, Eddie returns to Los Angeles and overdoses on drugs and alcohol (his fate is unknown).

Meanwhile in the final scene, Frank becomes consumed by his character's rage and drunkenly shoots Sarah in the head... killing her.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Snake Eyes
	G MINOR SONATA OP. 2 NO. 8	George Frideric Handel: Writer Joe Delia: Performer
	CHILDHOOD HOLLYWOOD	Joe Delia: Writer Joe Delia: Performer
	MO' BLUES	Joe Delia: Writer Joe Delia: Performer
	BLUE MOON	Bob Dylan: Performer
	THE JOKER E DOUBLE
	THE 7TH HOUSE ON THE BANK
	KING KONG SALSA

User reviews

Joseph Hill

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Snake Eyes is a masterful work of art that not only complements the narrative of the film but also stands on its own as a compelling and evocative musical composition. It showcases the talent and creativity of the composers, enhancing the overall cinematic experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Daniel Johnson

4/10

The overall sound mixing and production of the soundtrack were subpar, with certain tracks overpowering dialogue and important scenes, detracting from the storytelling. The lack of balance and coherence in the sound design made it difficult to fully engage with the film's narrative and character development.

Joseph Smith

1/10

The soundtrack of Snake Eyes failed to effectively capture the emotional depth and intensity of the film's dark and disturbing themes. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the necessary impact to enhance the overall viewing experience.

William Evans

7/10

The soundtrack of Snake Eyes perfectly captures the intense emotions of the characters, enhancing the tension and drama of the film.

Kimberly Miller

7/10

The score in the final scene, where Frank shoots Sarah, is chilling and impactful, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Ashley Robinson

2/10

The choice of songs in the soundtrack felt out of place and disconnected from the narrative of the movie. Instead of complementing the onscreen events, the music often clashed with the tone and mood, creating a jarring and distracting effect for the audience.

Jennifer White

9/10

The soundtrack of Snake Eyes perfectly captures the intense and suspenseful atmosphere of the film. The music enhances the emotional depth of the characters and adds an extra layer of tension to the storyline, creating a truly immersive experience for the audience.

Mary Martin

7/10

The score during Eddie's overdose scene is chilling and poignant, effectively conveying the tragic turn of events in a powerful way.

Ashley Wright

10/10

The use of music in Snake Eyes is incredibly impactful, particularly during key scenes such as the difficult rape scene. The soundtrack effectively heightens the drama and intensity of these moments, making them even more powerful and unforgettable for the viewers.

Nancy Parker

8/10

The soundtrack's use of different musical styles and motifs throughout the film helps to create a cohesive and immersive viewing experience.

Kenneth Robinson

6/10

The score perfectly captures the escalating drama and turmoil within the story, adding layers of complexity to the characters' relationships and inner struggles. The music becomes a character of its own, driving the narrative forward and heightening the impact of pivotal moments.

Carol Turner

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Snake Eyes is a crucial element in creating a haunting and unforgettable cinematic experience. It seamlessly weaves together elements of suspense, emotion, and tragedy, leaving a lasting impression on the audience long after the credits roll.

Patricia Anderson

8/10

The music during Eddie's confession scene in New York effectively conveys the weight of his guilt and the consequences of his actions.

Andrew Brown

8/10

The music enhances the performances of the actors, providing a strong emotional backbone to their portrayals of complex and troubled characters.

Melissa Perez

6/10

The soundtrack of Snake Eyes effectively sets the mood for the intense and dark themes of the film. The music enhances the tension between the characters onscreen and amplifies the emotional depth of their performances.