• Stone of Destiny (2008) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.80/10 from 4400 votes

Tags: stone of scone, year 1950, year 1926

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Synopsis

In 1950, Ian is a university student and ardent Scottish nationalist in Glasgow. He wants to take back the legendary Stone of Scone, a 300-plus-pound sandstone block upon which kings of Scotland sat for their coronation before it was taken to Westminster Abbey in 1296 as a spoil of war. He confides in his friend Billy, gets 50 quid from a local politician, and goes to London to reconnoiter.

He hatches a plan with two conspirators (hide in the abbey after closing, let in the burly Gavin while Kay watches the car, and carry out the stone). They set it for Christmas Eve, add Alan, a shy spindly teen who has a reliable car, and leave for England. What awaits them: gaol or acclaim?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Stone of Destiny
	Tae the Battle	The Real McKenzies: Performer
	I've Got You Under My Skin	Cole Porter: Writer Michael Bublé: Performer
	Settlin'	Ben Albu: Writer Ben Albu: Performer
	Mutiny, I Promise You	The New Pornographers: Performer A.C. Newman: Writer A.C. Newman: Published
	Wild Mountain Thyme	Richard Fox: Produced and arranged Lauren Yason: Performer

User reviews

Patricia Gonzalez

6/10

The soundtrack of Stone of Destiny effectively captures the tension and suspense of the historical heist story. The use of traditional Scottish instruments like the bagpipes and fiddles adds an authentic and immersive touch to the movie. The music enhances the scenes of planning and execution, creating a sense of anticipation and thrill that keeps the audience engaged throughout.

Charles Harris

10/10

The use of traditional Scottish instruments combined with modern elements creates a unique and captivating sound that keeps you engaged throughout the film. The music beautifully complements the tension of the heist and the camaraderie between the conspirators, making the whole experience truly unforgettable.

Patricia Roberts

8/10

The use of traditional Scottish instruments in the soundtrack adds authenticity and a sense of cultural pride to the film, reflecting the characters' strong Scottish nationalist beliefs.

Ronald Allen

7/10

The emotional depth of the music resonates with the audience, particularly during key moments of triumph and adversity, drawing us further into the characters' journey and struggles.

Betty Lee

7/10

The soundtrack of Stone of Destiny perfectly captures the spirit of adventure and patriotism that Ian and his friends feel as they embark on their mission to reclaim the Stone of Scone.

Linda Adams

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Stone of Destiny is a powerful and evocative accompaniment to the film, enhancing the storytelling and bringing an extra dimension of emotion and intensity to the narrative.

William Hernandez

1/10

The soundtrack of Stone of Destiny fails to capture the intensity and suspense of the heist plot. The music feels generic and lacks the depth needed to enhance the tension of the characters' risky mission to reclaim the Stone of Scone.

John Wilson

4/10

The choice of instrumentation in the soundtrack of Stone of Destiny feels uninspired and outdated. The music fails to modernize the historical narrative, missing an opportunity to create a more immersive and dynamic viewing experience for the audience.

Laura Moore

8/10

The music enhances the tension and suspense of the heist scenes, adding an extra layer of excitement to the story as the characters carry out their daring plan.

William Smith

9/10

The soundtrack of Stone of Destiny perfectly captures the intensity and excitement of the daring quest to reclaim the legendary Stone of Scone. Each track immerses you in the atmosphere of 1950s Scotland and England, enhancing the storytelling and adding depth to the characters' emotions.

Nancy Roberts

4/10

The lack of thematic variation in the soundtrack makes it difficult to emotionally connect with the characters' motivations and struggles. The repetitive use of similar melodies throughout the film diminishes the impact of key moments, leaving the audience feeling disengaged from the story.

Laura Hall

5/10

While the soundtrack of Stone of Destiny succeeds in setting the tone for the historical adventure, it falls short in terms of memorable melodies or standout tracks. The music serves its purpose in supporting the narrative, but lacks the emotional depth or uniqueness that would make it truly memorable. Overall, it complements the film's storyline but doesn't leave a lasting impression outside of the viewing experience.

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