• The Broken (2008) Soundtrack OST •

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Gina McVey (Lena Headly) is a radiologist living in London, England who is enjoying dinner one evening with her family and her boyfriend, Stefan, when a mirror shatters for no apparent reason. After a few moments, no one thinks much of it.

The next day Gina is leaving work and she sees something even more troubling -- a woman who looks just like her, driving a car identical to her own. Curious, Gina sneaks into the doppelganger's apartment and sees a photo of herself and her father in the hallway. Seriously rattled, Gina runs out and drives away, only to get in an accident that lands her in the hospital.

After she's released, Gina asks Stefan if she can stay with him, but while he looks the same, his personality and behavior are quite different from the way she remembers him, and she begins having vivid nightmares which become all the more terrifying when the same horrific images begin popping up in her waking hours. Determined to solve her bizarre dilemma, and realizing her family has been exposed to unspeakable danger, Gina fluctuates between grim resolve and manic despair as her odd mystery begins to unfold once she begins to retrace her steps.

Gina soon discovers that doppelganger entities have escaped from a mirror broken earlier in the movie and are doppelgangers of her friends and family, killing them and taking their places. She tracks down her own double and finds her dead. Gina then remembers that SHE is the mirror double and killed her other in the first scene when they met, only to forget it after getting into a car accident which caused her mild brain damage. After one minute, Gina doppelganger remembers her true self and comes to terms with it, then her mirror father shows up outside her house. She signals that it is her.

The next day, Gina goes to work as usual as London is being taken over person by person. At work she runs into her brother (not yet a doppleganger clone), who takes a long look at her and then runs away. Gina does not chase after him knowing it will only be a matter of time before his own doppelganger will kill and replace him too.

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User reviews

Thomas Adams

6/10

The use of sound effects and atmospheric music in The Broken enhances the visual storytelling, creating a chilling and immersive viewing experience that lingers long after the film ends.

Patricia Johnson

6/10

The soundtrack's integration of electronic elements and ambient sounds complements the film's modern setting and adds a contemporary edge to the supernatural themes explored in the story.

Thomas Martinez

7/10

The sound design in the film is masterfully integrated with the music, creating a cohesive audio experience that immerses the audience in the unsettling world of doppelgangers and suspense.

Emily Nelson

8/10

The musical score effectively mirrors Gina's emotional journey, from confusion and fear to determination and acceptance, providing a powerful emotional backdrop to her character development.

Brian Moore

6/10

The soundtrack features haunting melodies and discordant tones that mirror Gina's growing sense of dread and confusion, immersing the audience in her disorienting experience.

Anthony Walker

2/10

I found the repetitive use of generic horror tropes in the soundtrack of The Broken to be cliché and uninspired. The lack of originality in the music made the viewing experience predictable and took away from the overall impact of the film. It felt like the composer relied too heavily on overused motifs rather than creating a unique and engaging musical backdrop for the story.

William Phillips

8/10

The soundtrack of The Broken perfectly captures the eerie and suspenseful atmosphere of the film, enhancing the tension and mystery throughout the story.

Amanda Martin

5/10

The soundtrack of The Broken effectively captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the film, enhancing the suspense and mystery surrounding Gina's doppelganger encounter.

Melissa Moore

6/10

The music in The Broken conveys a sense of escalating tension and paranoia as Gina's reality begins to unravel, adding depth to the psychological thriller elements of the story.

Betty Moore

9/10

The music has a unique ability to evoke a sense of unease and paranoia, mirroring Gina's own feelings as she discovers the sinister truth behind the doppelganger entities. The use of discordant melodies and subtle cues creates a chilling and unsettling ambiance that stays with you long after the movie ends.

Michael Nelson

2/10

The soundtrack of The Broken felt disconnected from the atmosphere of the movie, failing to enhance the suspense and tension of the storyline. The music choices seemed random and often clashed with the mood of the scenes, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the narrative.

Joseph Adams

9/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack adds layers of complexity to the storytelling, enhancing the viewer's connection to Gina's journey of self-discovery and survival. The haunting vocals and haunting instrumental arrangements create a sense of foreboding that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the entire film.

Ashley Young

5/10

Overall, the music in The Broken effectively underscores the emotional turmoil and existential crisis faced by Gina, contributing to the film's dark and enigmatic tone.

George Jones

10/10

The soundtrack of The Broken is a hauntingly beautiful masterpiece that perfectly captures the eerie and mysterious atmosphere of the film. Each track immerses you deeper into Gina's unraveling reality, enhancing the tension and suspense in every scene.

Richard Harris

7/10

The use of subtle, haunting melodies in the soundtrack adds depth to the psychological aspects of the film, creating a sense of unease that stays with the viewer long after the movie ends.

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