• The Double (2013) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.50/10 from 53000 votes

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Synopsis

Every day for the past seven years, Simon commutes to his cubicle desk job, spoon-feeds his ill mother at a nursing home, and retires to his shabby one-room apartment, accompanied only by the glowing TV. The only time he isn't going unnoticed is when he has his ideas rejected by his supervisor or is mistaken for an intruder at his own workplace.

Simon suspects that his neighbor and coworker Hannah just might be as lonely as he is. Following the pattern of his aching misfortune, though, Hannah becomes all the more elusive as a new coworker by the alias James Simon swoops in to claim all for which Simon has ever yearned. James, identical in appearance to Simon, takes on the role of both villain and introspective device for Simon, who watches with agony as James lives out the life he has always wanted.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Double
	Akasaka Rain	Jun Hashimoto: Writer The Blue Comets: Performer
	Sukiyaki	Kyû Sakamoto: Performer Hachidai Nakamura: Writer
	East Virginia	Danny: Writer Danny: Performer
	Splendour in the Grass	Jun Hashimoto: Writer The Blue Comets: Performer
	After the Sayonara	The Blue Comets: Performer
	Blue Chateau	Jun Hashimoto: Writer The Blue Comets: Performer

User reviews

David Evans

7/10

The use of dissonant tones and unconventional rhythms adds a sense of unpredictability to the soundtrack, mirroring the film's narrative twists.

Carol Evans

3/10

The soundtrack of The Double felt repetitive and uninspired, failing to capture the complexity and depth of the main character Simon's inner turmoil.

Carol Williams

7/10

The soundtrack's repetitive motifs mirror Simon's repetitive and mundane daily life, reinforcing the monotony he feels.

Nancy Wilson

4/10

I found the music in The Double to be overly dramatic and intrusive, often overshadowing the subtle nuances of the storyline and distracting from the emotional impact of the scenes.

Amanda White

6/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the duality of Simon's existence through the use of contrasting musical themes, highlighting the conflict between his desires and his reality.

Nancy Williams

8/10

The atmospheric score adds an extra layer of depth to the film's themes of identity and duality.

Emily Anderson

8/10

The music helps to convey the sense of unease and disorientation that Simon experiences as his world begins to unravel.

Charles Brown

7/10

The use of minimalist electronic sounds enhances the feeling of isolation and alienation experienced by the protagonist.

Melissa Martin

6/10

The use of minimalist piano melodies in the soundtrack adds a sense of loneliness and isolation, mirroring Simon's own feelings of being unnoticed and unappreciated.

Laura Davis

6/10

The electronic elements in the soundtrack create a sense of unease and tension, reflecting the psychological turmoil that Simon experiences as he grapples with his identity and sense of self-worth.

Donna Robinson

7/10

The soundtrack provides a haunting backdrop to Simon's increasingly desperate and surreal experiences.

Ronald Davis

7/10

The Double's soundtrack perfectly captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the film.

Emily Perez

8/10

The music creates a sense of tension and paranoia that mirrors Simon's psychological state.

Anthony Parker

9/10

The soundtrack of The Double perfectly captures the bleak and lonely atmosphere of Simon's mundane life. Each haunting melody and somber note reflects the monotony and despair that Simon experiences every day.

Matthew Turner

5/10

The soundtrack of The Double perfectly captures the bleak and monotonous life of the protagonist, Simon, with its haunting and melancholic tones.

Ronald Mitchell

10/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Double is a masterful composition that elevates the film to a new level of emotional resonance. It perfectly complements the narrative and helps convey the complex emotions of the characters, making it a standout element of the movie.

Brian Thomas

9/10

The use of minimalistic piano pieces and eerie electronic sounds enhances the feeling of isolation and alienation that Simon feels in his world. The music adds depth and emotion to the story, immersing the audience in Simon's inner turmoil and longing for connection.

Stephanie Harris

7/10

Overall, The Double's soundtrack is a standout element of the film, enhancing the viewing experience and adding to its emotional impact.

Richard Hernandez

7/10

The musical cues are perfectly timed to heighten the suspense and drama of the story.

Melissa Johnson

6/10

The music in The Double enhances the film's atmosphere and mood, immersing the audience in Simon's world and making them feel his sense of alienation and despair.

Mary Hill

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Double is a powerful and evocative aspect of the film, adding depth and emotion to Simon's story and enhancing the overall viewing experience.

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