• Superhero Movie (2008) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 4.70/10 from 75000 votes

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Title in Español:

Superhero - Il più dotato fra i supereroi

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Synopsis

Superhero Movie

High school student Rick Riker's life has been one accident after another. Raised by his paternal uncle and his wife, Albert and Lucille Landers, in Empire City after his parents were killed in one of those accidents, Rick has only two true friends, Trey, and their next door neighbor, Jill Johnson, although he has always wished he and Jill were more than friends, she being unable to see him as boyfriend material beyond her current boyfriend, boorish Lance Landers. Otherwise, Rick is often bullied by Lance and his ilk.

A series of accidents on a school field trip to the animal research facility of Amalgamated Pharmaceuticals, run by Lance's dying uncle, Lou Landers, leads to Rick getting bitten by a radioactive dragonfly, he coming to the realization after he recovers from the bite itself that it has resulted in him gaining some superhuman powers, many inherent to being a fly. Beyond needing to learn how to hone and control those powers, he having problems with what a fly of any sort inherently does, namely fly, he has to decide who to tell, he fearing telling Jill in particular would place her in danger, especially as he isn't sure if he has the heroism to become a superhero.

He may have no choice but to be heroic in the residents of Empire City being under attack by someone also with superhuman powers calling himself the Hourglass. What Rick does not know is that the Hourglass is really Lou Landers, whose scientific experiment to cure himself resulted in these powers instead. However, Lou has to kill to stay alive in needing to harness the energy from those he kills, in the order of one person per day. Megalomaniac Lou learns that he has a much more desired possible goal, that of immortality through murder on a grand scale.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Superhero Movie
	I Need A Hero	Michael Jay: Writer Sara Paxton: Performer
	All By Myself	Eric Carmen: Writer Gabriel Mann: Produced The Rescues: Performer
	Oh No You Didn't	Sal Salvador: Writer Sal Salvador: Performer
	Douchebag of the Year	James L. Venable: Performer Craig Mazin: Lyrics Freddie Pierce: Performer
	Superbounce	Michael Corcoran: Produced Drake Bell: Writer Drake Bell: Performer

User reviews

Timothy Allen

2/10

The music choices seemed cliché and uninspired, lacking originality and failing to create a unique atmosphere for the film.

Timothy Carter

7/10

The diversity of musical styles and genres in the soundtrack adds richness and variety to the overall listening experience.

James Clark

6/10

The soundtrack transitions seamlessly between different moods, from lighthearted moments to more dramatic scenes, enhancing the overall storytelling.

Ronald Walker

5/10

The sound effects and musical cues are well-timed and contribute to the comedic elements of the film, making the audience laugh along with the characters.

Anthony Rodriguez

6/10

The use of orchestral arrangements in key moments adds a sense of grandeur and epic scale to the superhero narrative, making the stakes feel higher.

Ronald Jones

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Superhero Movie is a standout aspect of the film, showcasing the talent and creativity of the composers involved.

Donald Roberts

6/10

The incorporation of electronic elements in the music gives a modern and dynamic feel to the superhero genre, keeping the sound fresh and engaging.

Dorothy Hill

10/10

The musical score in Superhero Movie effectively sets the tone for different scenes, enhancing the emotional impact of the characters' journey. From intense action sequences to heartfelt moments, the soundtrack complements the on-screen action seamlessly, creating a memorable cinematic experience.

Ashley Green

5/10

Overall, the music in Superhero Movie elevates the viewing experience and complements the on-screen action, making it a memorable aspect of the film.

Joshua Allen

6/10

The musical score effectively builds tension during the action sequences, adding excitement and intensity to the on-screen battles.

Michelle Thompson

6/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of musical styles, from heroic anthems to subtle ambient tracks, providing a rich sonic experience for the audience.

Steven Young

7/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the emotional journey of the protagonist, Rick Riker, adding layers to his character development.

Kimberly Lopez

10/10

The catchy and memorable melodies in the soundtrack of Superhero Movie stay with you long after the movie ends, making it a joy to listen to even outside of the film context. The music adds an extra layer of enjoyment to the overall storytelling, making it a standout feature of the movie.

James Nelson

8/10

The sound effects and musical cues are well-timed and help to create a seamless flow between scenes.

Melissa King

6/10

The use of thematic motifs in the soundtrack helps to establish the characters and their emotions, creating a deeper connection with the audience.

Sarah Evans

10/10

The soundtrack of Superhero Movie perfectly captures the thrilling and adventurous essence of the film. Each track adds depth and excitement to the superhero storyline, making the viewing experience even more engaging.

Michelle Hall

7/10

The soundtrack of Superhero Movie perfectly captures the adventurous and heroic spirit of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Edward Baker

2/10

The soundtrack of Superhero Movie felt disjointed and out of place in many scenes, failing to enhance the overall storytelling experience.

Richard Moore

7/10

The musical score effectively builds tension during action sequences, keeping me engaged and on the edge of my seat.

Daniel Roberts

7/10

The music complements the humor in the film, enhancing comedic moments and making them even more enjoyable.

Edward Phillips

1/10

The score often overshadowed the dialogue, making it difficult to follow the plot and emotions of the characters, ultimately detracting from the viewing experience.