• The Crying Game (1992) Soundtrack OST •

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The Crying Game

Jody (Forest Whitaker), a British soldier on leave, is abducted by the IRA, and held captive outside of Belfast. He is to be used in a prisoner exchange, but the IRA will kill him if need be. Among his captors are Jude (Miranda Richardson), the sexual bait used to lure him, and Fergus (Stephen Rea), an IRA volunteer who will act as one of his main guards.

Through their contact, Jody and Fergus become as close as friends as they can be under the circumstances, and despite both knowing, deep in their hearts, that Jody will most-likely not survive this situation barring an unseen intervention. That friendship is fostered because Jody can sense that Fergus basically has a good heart, from which he cannot run regardless of the situation.

Jody's imprisonment does not end quite the way that any of Jody, Fergus or Jude had envisioned. Based on what happens, Fergus decides to go into hiding by moving to London and assuming a new name, Jimmy. But his move to London is primarily to meet Jody's girl, Dil, of who Jody spoke with reverence and care.

In the process of being Dil's protector in Jody's absence, Fergus falls for Dil, and visa versa. But Fergus will learn of a fundamental aspect of Dil which may change how he feels for her, and how he interacts with her. In addition, Fergus' IRA past may catch up with him, which may further affect how he wants and decides to interact with Dil. Conversely, Dil may change her mind about "Jimmy" if she finds out about "Fergus".

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Crying Game
	When A Man Loves A Woman	Percy Sledge: Performer Cameron Lewis: Composer
	Baby Jump	Ray Dorset: Composer Mungo Jerry: Performer
	Live For Today	Pet Shop Boys: Produced
	Second Coming	Simon Boswell: Performer
	The Crying Game	Pet Shop Boys: Produced Boy George: Performer Geoff Stephens: Composer Anne Dudley: Produced Kate Robbins: Vocals Dave Berry: Performer
	I Only Want To Be With You	Mike Hawker: Composer Kate Robbins: Vocals
	The White Cliffs Of Dover	Nat Burton: Composer
	Let The Music Play	Pet Shop Boys: Produced Chris Barbosa: Composer Carroll Thompson: Performer
	Stand By Your Man	Lyle Lovett: Performer Tammy Wynette: Composer
	The Crying Game (Boy George)	Anne Dudley: Performer
	When A Man Loves A Woman (Percy Sledge)	Anne Dudley: Performer
	Live For Today (Cicero / Sylvia Mason-James)	Anne Dudley: Performer
	Let The Music Play (Carroll Thompson)	Anne Dudley: Performer
	White Cliffs Of Dover (The Blue Jays)	Anne Dudley: Performer
	Live For Today (Gospel) (Cicero / Sylvia Mason-James)	Anne Dudley: Performer
	The Crying Game (Dave Berry)	Anne Dudley: Performer
	Stand By Your Man (Lyle Lovett)	Anne Dudley: Performer
	The Soldier's Wife	Anne Dudley: Performer
	It's In My Nature	Anne Dudley: Performer
	March to The Execution	Anne Dudley: Performer
	I'm Thinking of Your Man	Anne Dudley: Performer
	Dies Irae	Anne Dudley: Performer
	The Transformation	Anne Dudley: Performer
	The Assassination	Anne Dudley: Performer
	The Soldier's Tale	Anne Dudley: Performer
	Pie Jesu	Anne Dudley: Performer
	Turbulent Serenity	Anne Dudley: Performer
	Moments In Love	Anne Dudley: Performer
	American History X	Anne Dudley: Performer
	Two Brothers	Anne Dudley: Performer
	The Club With No Name	Anne Dudley: Performer
	A Different Light	Anne Dudley: Performer
	A Kind Of Clue	Anne Dudley: Performer
	An Inspector Calls	Anne Dudley: Performer
	A Different Life	Anne Dudley: Performer

User reviews

Thomas Perez

8/10

The soundtrack of The Crying Game effectively underscores the character development and relationships in the film, adding layers of depth and nuance to the storytelling.

Jennifer Adams

9/10

The music in The Crying Game adds an additional layer of depth to the already gripping narrative, creating a sense of unease and melancholy that lingers long after the movie ends. The blending of traditional Irish melodies with contemporary sounds creates a unique and memorable sonic landscape that elevates the overall viewing experience.

Andrew Rodriguez

8/10

The score of The Crying Game showcases a beautiful blend of instrumental arrangements that evoke a range of emotions, from melancholy to hope, enhancing the overall impact of the film.

Patricia Harris

5/10

The use of music in The Crying Game adds depth to the storyline and helps convey the characters' inner struggles. The soundtrack seamlessly blends with the narrative, creating a powerful and immersive viewing experience.

John Hill

7/10

The soundtrack of The Crying Game perfectly captures the emotional complexity of the film's storyline, enhancing every scene with its haunting melodies and evocative tones.

Matthew Taylor

8/10

The musical choices in The Crying Game are both bold and subtle, enhancing key moments in the narrative with a powerful emotional resonance that lingers, making it a standout aspect of the overall cinematic experience.

Deborah Phillips

5/10

The musical choices in The Crying Game evoke a sense of melancholy and introspection, perfectly complementing the themes of love, betrayal, and identity explored in the film. The songs resonate with the audience long after the movie has ended, leaving a lasting impression.

Donald Carter

10/10

The soundtrack of The Crying Game is hauntingly beautiful, perfectly capturing the emotional complexity and tension of the film's storyline. Each track sets the mood and enhances the atmosphere, drawing the audience deeper into the characters' inner struggles and relationships.

Matthew King

8/10

The music in The Crying Game resonates long after the film has ended, with memorable themes that stay with the audience and evoke reflection on the complex themes explored in the story.

Stephanie Walker

7/10

The use of traditional Irish music in the soundtrack adds an authentic and cultural depth to the film, immersing viewers in the setting and atmosphere of the story.

Dorothy Young

7/10

The music in The Crying Game effectively conveys the tension and suspense of the plot, creating a sense of unease and anticipation that keeps the audience engaged throughout.

Carol Campbell

5/10

The soundtrack of The Crying Game effectively captures the emotional complexity of the characters' relationships. The haunting melodies and poignant lyrics enhance the sense of longing and turmoil present throughout the film.

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