• Stuck on You (2003) Soundtrack OST •

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Stuck on You

Thirty-two year olds Bob Tenor and Walt Tenor are twin brothers, conjoined at the hip. Beyond a shared liver which is "owned" primarily by Bob, each brother has his own complete set of body parts. Because of the liver issue, Bob, despite no danger to himself, made the decision early in their lives that they would not be separated because of the risk to Walt. Much of what they do is done symbiotically together, such as in their work as short order cooks at their own burger joint. But each has his own distinct personality and interests. Bob is the athletic introvert. Walt is the extroverted ladies' man. Part of Walt's outgoing personality is manifested in his love of acting. For the past nine years, Walt has starred in his own productions of one-man stage plays to great aplomb. The brothers support the other's individual interests, and they vow never to stand in the way of the other's dreams.

Walt makes a request of Bob, who reluctantly agrees: that they move from the comfort and security of their Martha's Vineyard life to Hollywood so that Walt can pursue a movie acting career. Walt believes this move would also be good for Bob so that he can be close to his Internet girlfriend of three years, May Fong, who Bob has not yet met in person. Walt also hopes that this move will bring Bob out of his shell. In Hollywood, they are befriended and assisted by "tell it like it is" aspiring actress April Mercedes, and unmotivated aspiring screenwriter Moe Neary. Despite some early bumps with their less than scrupulous agent Mort O'Reilly, the brothers' live change after a chance meeting with Cher. Ultimately, the brothers have to figure out how best to fulfill their individual personal dreams, without sacrificing that of the other.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Stuck on You
	Here Comes Your Man	Frank Black: Writer Pixies: Performer
	I'd Walk a Thousand Miles	Randy Weeks: Writer Randy Weeks: Performer
	Fire	Jimi Hendrix: Writer Jimi Hendrix: Performer
	This Is the Last Time	Randy Weeks: Writer Randy Weeks: Performer
	Childish	Joe Keefe: Writer
	Welcome Home	Morten Abel: Writer Morten Abel: Performer
	Moonlight Feels Right	Starbuck: Performer
	We're Off to See the Wizard	Harold Arlen: Writer
	Moon River	Henry Mancini: Writer Andy Williams: Performer
	Holy Roller Novocaine	Kings of Leon: Performer Nathan Followill: Writer
	Morenita	Graham Preskett: Writer Graham Preskett: Performer
	Molly's Chambers	Kings of Leon: Performer Nathan Followill: Writer
	Human	Cher: Performer David Kahne: Produced
	She Gets Around	Tom Wolfe: Writer
	The Hustle
	Entry of the Gladiators
	Prime Time
	La La Loves You
	No More Running Away
	California Waiting
	Summer Parade
	It Never Rains in Southern California
	Wild Horses
	I Fall Asleep
	Alone Again (Naturally)
	Baby I'm-a Want You
	It's Raining Men
	Summertime
	The Fear of Being Alone

User reviews

Michelle Taylor

5/10

The incorporation of well-known songs and original compositions in the soundtrack creates a nostalgic and engaging listening experience that resonates with the audience.

Karen White

5/10

The use of different musical styles and genres in the soundtrack reflects the diverse personalities of the twin brothers, Bob and Walt, effectively adding depth to their characters.

Elizabeth Martin

8/10

The soundtrack of Stuck on You perfectly captures the heartwarming and quirky essence of the movie, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Amanda Hall

8/10

The incorporation of popular music hits in the soundtrack adds a nostalgic touch and brings a sense of familiarity to the storytelling, making it relatable and engaging for the audience.

Karen Hernandez

6/10

The soundtrack of Stuck on You perfectly captures the quirky and heartwarming essence of the film's story about twin brothers conjoined at the hip.

Donna Thompson

7/10

The songs chosen for key moments in the movie evoke a range of emotions, from laughter to introspection, creating a well-rounded atmosphere.

Karen Martinez

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Stuck on You is a delightful and memorable accompaniment to the film, showcasing the importance of music in storytelling and character development.

Brian Wilson

9/10

The soundtrack of Stuck on You perfectly captures the heartwarming and quirky essence of the film. Each track complements the unique bond between Bob and Walt, enhancing the emotional depth of their story.

Ashley Hernandez

6/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration with the on-screen action enhances the overall viewing experience, creating a cohesive and immersive cinematic world for the audience to enjoy.

Donna Gonzalez

6/10

The emotional depth of the film is accentuated by the poignant melodies and harmonies in the soundtrack, particularly during the moments of self-discovery and personal growth.

Michael Martin

7/10

The original score composed for the film beautifully complements the comedic and heartfelt moments, highlighting the unique bond between the twin brothers.

Jennifer Taylor

10/10

One of the standout aspects of the soundtrack is how it seamlessly weaves in iconic songs that evoke a sense of nostalgia and familiarity, creating a nostalgic and immersive experience for the audience. The musical choices enhance the storytelling and elevate the overall viewing experience of the film.

Margaret Moore

3/10

The music choices in Stuck on You often felt out of place or inappropriate for the scenes they were accompanying, leading to a jarring and disjointed viewing experience. The lack of cohesion between the visuals and the soundtrack detracted from the overall enjoyment of the film.

Kimberly Lopez

1/10

The soundtrack for Stuck on You felt uninspired and generic, lacking memorable tunes or emotional depth. It failed to enhance the storytelling or connect with the characters' unique personalities and struggles.

Daniel King

7/10

The diverse selection of music in the film reflects the different personalities of the characters, adding depth and dimension to their individual journeys.

Lisa Roberts

5/10

The music enhances the comedic moments in the movie, adding a light and fun atmosphere that complements the unique premise of the film.

Brian Evans

9/10

The music selection in Stuck on You is diverse and engaging, reflecting the different personalities of the twin brothers. From upbeat tunes that highlight Walt's outgoing nature to more introspective melodies that resonate with Bob's quiet strength, the soundtrack adds layers of complexity to the characters.

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