• Spy Game (2001) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.10/10 from 166000 votes

Tags: task force, friendly extraction

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Synopsis

It's April 14, 1991, the final day of work for CIA case agent Nathan Muir before he retires. It has been a job that has not made him opulently wealthy, he planning on using his life savings of $282,000 to purchase a retirement property in the Bahamas. This day, he is called by a task force led by Charles Harker and Troy Folger to provide any personal information on Tom Bishop, a CIA undercover field agent who has just been apprehended by the Chinese government in China, and who will be executed in twenty-four hours by the Chinese on charges of espionage unless the US government claims him, which if they do means answering to what was Bishop's unauthorized operation in China.

Bishop, a former US Army sharpshooter, was recruited into the CIA as a contract agent by Muir, who acted as his trainer, mentor and case agent in his early CIA career, hence the reason for Muir being called by the task force to provide personal information which may not be in Bishop's official file. What Muir does not tell the task force is that he had heard about Bishop's predicament earlier by one of his CIA colleagues, Harry Duncan, who is currently working an operation in Hong Kong. Although the task force members do not come right out and say so, Muir knows they are working on a different agenda than him, they whose main goal is to protect an imminent trade negotiation between the US and China which means possibly sacrificing Bishop as collateral damage, while Muir is determined to stop the execution and ensure Bishop's safe return as one of CIA's own and as his friend.

Muir spends much of the day with the task force, which takes up much of his time to achieve his goal, but which also allows him to feed the task force information or misinformation which may assist his own cause while gleaning information from the task force which he may not know. Assisting Muir outside the war room is his faithful assistant, Gladys Jennip. Getting Bishop back to safety also means that Muir has to figure out what was Bishop's operation in China.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Spy Game
	Rocky Mountain Way	Joe Walsh: Performer Rocke Grace: Writer
	Brothers in Arms	Mark Knopfler: Writer Dire Straits: Performer
	Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow	Dean Martin: Performer Jule Styne: Writer
	The Bad News	Cory Cullinan: Performer Cory Cullinan: Writer
	Four Seasons Concerto No. 1 in E Spring	Antonio Vivaldi: Writer Nigel Kennedy: Performer
	I'm Always Here (Baywatch Theme)	John D'Andrea: Writer Jimi Jamison: Performer
	Siseler	Arto Tunçboyaciyan: Writer Brian Keane: Performer
	Ti Zitas	Adel Raffoul: Additional lyrics for "nour el chams"
	I'm Always Here (Baywatch Theme)	John D'Andrea: Performer

User reviews

Nancy Williams

7/10

The choice of instrumentation and musical styles in the soundtrack reflects the global scope of the story, adding richness to the film's setting and atmosphere.

Paul Phillips

9/10

The soundtrack of Spy Game seamlessly blends different musical genres and styles to create a dynamic and engaging listening experience. From thrilling action sequences to poignant moments of reflection, the music enhances every scene and elevates the overall impact of the film.

Deborah Martinez

2/10

The soundtrack of Spy Game felt uninspired and lacking emotional depth, failing to capture the intensity and complexity of the espionage thriller's plot.

Edward Evans

7/10

The soundtrack's dynamic range and pacing contribute to the overall pacing and intensity of the film, keeping the audience engaged from start to finish.

Sarah Martinez

7/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of the story, particularly in scenes where the characters face moral dilemmas and tough decisions.

Laura Thompson

9/10

The emotional depth of the score in Spy Game adds another layer of complexity to the story, highlighting the deep bond between Muir and Bishop. The music enhances the themes of loyalty, friendship, and sacrifice, making the audience emotionally invested in the characters' journey.

Kimberly Perez

4/10

The music choices in Spy Game often felt generic and predictable, adding little to the overall atmosphere and impact of the film's narrative.

Mark Moore

7/10

The soundtrack seamlessly integrates with the film's narrative, creating a cohesive and immersive experience for the audience.

Susan Lewis

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Spy Game is a vital and integral part of the film's success, enhancing the storytelling and elevating the viewing experience for the audience.

Linda Moore

9/10

The soundtrack of Spy Game perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the CIA agent Nathan Muir's race against time to save his protege, Tom Bishop, from execution in China. The music intensifies the urgency of the situation and keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.

Jennifer Robinson

7/10

The use of different musical motifs and themes effectively underscores the contrasting motivations of the main characters, adding layers to their personalities.