The Five-Year Engagement Soundtrack (

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Rating: 6.20/10 from 103000 votes
Tags: reference to princess diana, wedding band, wedding ring
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Eternamente comprometidos

Title in Italiano:

5 anni di fidanzamento

Title in Português:

Espera Aí... Que Já Casamos

Title in Français:

5 ans de réflexion

Title in Türk:

Uzatmalı Nişanlım

Title in Deutsch:

Fast verheiratet

Synopsis

In San Francisco, after a year's relationship, Tom proposes to Violet; she accepts. She's an experimental psychologist, hoping for a post-doc at Cal. He's a sous chef who runs the kitchen when the chef is away.

When Cal falls through and she gets an offer in Ann Arbor, Tom agrees to support the move, turning down a job as chef at a new restaurant. The move requires postponing the wedding. At Michigan, Violet is in her element, but Tom is underemployed and frustrated; he's Stoic for a while, but when two years in Michigan become four, Tom's frustrations boil over, and on the eve of yet another wedding date, they must make a choice.

Is there any other alternative?

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The Five-Year Engagement
Jackie Wilson Said (I'm In Heaven When You Smile)
Van Morrison: Writer
Kevin Rowland: Performer
Jing Jing Jing (Jingle Bells)
Sweet Thing
Van Morrison: Performer
Van Morrison: Writer
Valerie
Mark Ronson: Performer
Sean Payne: Writer
Simon Was
Call Me Up In Dreamland
Van Morrison: Performer
Van Morrison: Writer
We Didn't Start The Fire
Billy Joel: Writer
Chris Pratt: Performer
The Courage to Carry On
William Francis: Writer
Cu Cu Rru Cu Cu Paloma
Chris Pratt: Performer
Michael Andrews: Produced
Tomás Méndez: Writer
Bright Side Of The Road
Van Morrison: Performer
Van Morrison: Writer
Sheri
Jonah
Adam Gardner: Writer
Guster: Performer
Wandering
When That Evenin' Sun Goes Down
Brett Dennen: Performer
Michael Andrews: Produced
Van Morrison: Writer
End Of A Spark
Josh Hook: Writer
Tokyo Police Club: Performer
Into The Mystic
Van Morrison: Writer
The Swell Season: Performer
Crazy Love
Michael Andrews: Produced
Van Morrison: Writer
Audra Mae: Performer
The Chicken Dance
Werner Thomas: Writer
Don't Worry Baby
Los Lobos: Performer
Cesar Rosas: Writer
Give Me A Kiss (One Sweet Kiss)
Van Morrison: Performer
Van Morrison: Writer
Say You Know
Mark Hart: Writer
Jackie Wilson Said (I'm In Heaven When You Smile)
Van Morrison: Performer
We Didn't Start The Fire
Billy Joel: Performer
When That Evenin' Sun Goes Down
Van Morrison: Performer
Don't Worry Baby
Cesar Rosas: Performer
Two Wrongz
Tomás Méndez: Performer
Dance Dance Dance
Tomás Méndez: Performer
Cucurrucucu Paloma (Chris Pratt)
Michael Andrews: Performer
Crazy Love (Audra Mae)
Michael Andrews: Performer
Into the Mystic (The Swell Season)
Michael Andrews: Performer
When That Evening Sun Goes Down (Brett Dennen)
Michael Andrews: Performer
We're Married (Mike Andrews)
Michael Andrews: Performer

User reviews

Melissa Smith
6/10

The soundtrack of The Five-Year Engagement strikes a balance between upbeat, feel-good tunes and introspective melodies, creating a well-rounded listening experience that complements the narrative arc of the film.

Karen Young
5/10

The use of different musical genres in the soundtrack adds a dynamic element to the film, reflecting the diverse range of emotions experienced by the characters as they navigate the challenges of their relationship.

Carol Taylor
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Five-Year Engagement is a standout feature of the film, providing a memorable and engaging musical backdrop that elevates the storytelling and resonates with viewers on a personal level.

Matthew Wright
5/10

The song selection in the film is both nostalgic and contemporary, offering a mix of classic hits and modern tracks that resonate with audiences and enhance the overall viewing experience.

Thomas Gonzalez
9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Five-Year Engagement is a standout feature of the film, showcasing a diverse range of musical styles that complement the story beautifully. The haunting melodies and uplifting tunes stay with you long after the movie is over, making it a memorable and impactful cinematic experience.

Kenneth Wright
6/10

The music in the film effectively enhances the on-screen chemistry between the characters, adding depth and emotion to pivotal scenes throughout the story.

Sarah Wilson
8/10

The soundtrack of The Five-Year Engagement perfectly captures the emotional journey of the main characters, Tom and Violet, as they navigate the ups and downs of their relationship and personal ambitions.

Richard Perez
7/10

The music selection in the film enhances the storytelling, creating a poignant and relatable atmosphere that immerses the audience in the characters' experiences and dilemmas. The combination of different musical styles and tones reflects the complexity of the characters' emotions and adds depth to the narrative.

Robert Lopez
10/10

The soundtrack of The Five-Year Engagement perfectly captures the emotional journey of the characters, from the excitement of new beginnings to the frustration of unmet expectations. Each track enhances the storytelling and adds depth to the film's narrative.

Karen Gonzalez
10/10

The use of music in key moments of the movie, such as the proposal scene in San Francisco or the emotional turning points in Michigan, creates a powerful connection with the audience. The soundtrack effectively conveys the characters' feelings and adds an extra layer of emotion to their experiences.

Donna Jackson
6/10

The soundtrack of The Five-Year Engagement perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster of the main characters' relationship journey, from the excitement of the proposal to the frustration of stalled careers and postponed wedding plans.