• Tag (2018) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.50/10 from 146000 votes

Tags: tag the game, friendship, hospital, fake pregnancy, bar

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Synopsis

Tag is a movie about Hogan "Hoagie" Malloy, Bob Callahan, Randy "Chilli" Cilliano, Kevin Sable, and Jerry Pierce who have been playing tag since they were nine years old, starting in 1983, during the month of May.

Since then, the group's main rule of the game is that the last one tagged is "it," until next season. With Hoagie having been the last one tagged in the previous year, he first recruits Bob, the CEO of an insurance company, and then Chilli and Kevin for one last attempt to tag Jerry, who has seemingly never been tagged because of his strong athleticism and intelligence.

Hoagie tells them that Jerry plans to retire after this year's game because of his upcoming marriage. Rebecca Crosby, a Wall Street Journal reporter doing a piece on Bob, joins them and decides to write an article on the friends. They are also accompanied by Hoagie's wife Anna.

Once they arrive at their hometown of Spokane, Washington, they locate Jerry at the local country club where he will be getting married, but they are overwhelmed by Jerry's skill. Jerry then introduces his fiancee Susan. As the others express disappointment over not being invited to the wedding despite their close relationship, Jerry knew he would almost certainly be tagged or at least targeted during the ceremonies.

They agree to not play the game at any wedding-related events in exchange for invitations to the wedding. Despite this, the group makes several attempts to tag Jerry both before and right after wedding-related events.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Tag
	Runnin'	Luiz Bonfá: Writer The Pharcyde: Performer
	Cindy (Rotten Tanx)	Thurston Moore: Writer Thurston Moore: Performer
	Check the Rhime	Roger Ball: Writer A Tribe Called Quest: Performer Minnie Riperton: Performer Steve Miller Band: Performer Average White Band: Performer
	Shake Your Rump	Beastie Boys: Writer Beastie Boys: Performer
	Back in the Day (Remix)	Redfoo: Writer Ahmad Lewis: Performer Teddy Pendergrass: Performer
	A Good Idea	Bob Mould: Writer Sugar: Performer
	Lake of Fire	Eric Bachmann: Performer
	Hips Swingin'	Jeff Pezzati: Writer Naked Raygun: Performer
	Mother	Glenn Danzig: Writer Danzig: Performer
	Masterpiece	Kenny Nolan: Writer Atlantic Starr: Performer
	Sound of da Police	Eric Burdon: Writer KRS-One: Performer Grand Funk Railroad: Performer
	Crazy Train	Ozzy Osbourne: Writer Ozzy Osbourne: Performer
	Wave of Mutilation (UK Surf)	Frank Black: Writer Pixies: Performer
	Motownphilly	Dallas Austin: Writer Boyz II Men: Performer
	Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm	Brad Roberts: Writer Crash Test Dummies: Performer Eric Zayne: Produced Jeremy Renner: Performer
	Colors	Ice-T: Performer Afrika Islam: Writer

User reviews

Paul Green

2/10

The soundtrack of Tag failed to capture the emotional depth and intensity of the lifelong friendship portrayed in the movie. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking memorable themes or melodies that could enhance the storytelling.

Matthew Nelson

9/10

The soundtrack of Tag perfectly captures the fun and adventurous spirit of the movie. The upbeat and energetic tracks enhance the thrilling moments of the characters playing their lifelong game of tag, adding an extra layer of excitement to the scenes.

Andrew Roberts

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Tag is a vital component that elevates the storytelling and brings an extra layer of enjoyment to the audience's viewing experience.

Sarah Lewis

3/10

I found the use of popular songs in the soundtrack to be distracting and out of place, taking away from the authenticity of the characters' experiences. The music choices seemed disconnected from the narrative, failing to create a cohesive atmosphere that could immerse me in the story.

John Williams

9/10

The use of music in Tag is not only entertaining but also emotionally impactful. The soundtrack effectively sets the tone for heartfelt moments between the characters, adding depth to their relationships and making the audience feel more connected to their journey. The music enhances the storytelling and makes the movie even more memorable.