The Full Monty Soundtrack (

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Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Full Monty
Title in Italiano:

Full Monty - Squattrinati organizzati
Title in Português:

Ou Tudo ou Nada

Synopsis

In the decaying steel mill town of Sheffield in Northern England, friends Gaz and Dave, both now unemployed and on the dole after the closure of most of the town's steel mills, steal scrap metal from the closed mills to supplement their meager income, often with Gaz's twelve year old son, Nathan, on the days Gaz has custody.

Still, Gaz is behind in child support payments to his ex-wife, Mandy. When Mandy threatens to sue for full custody in that Gaz can't support Nathan in any way, Gaz, seeing the long line up of women clamoring to get in to see a touring Chippendales styled dance troupe, thinks he can solve his financial and thus custody problems by forming his own male exotic dance troupe with some of his fellow un- or underemployed ex-mill workers.

In addition to Dave, he has in mind middle-aged Gerald, their former foreman who has not told his spending-happy wife Linda that he has been unemployed for six months, and Lomper, a mild-mannered security guard who they just met in the act of him trying to commit suicide in his depression.

The obvious problem is that with the exception of Gerald who knows how to ballroom dance, they are not generally stripper material, either in looks, skill or temperament, with especially slightly overweight Dave having body image issues, he believing his wife, Jean, having a wandering eye because of what he considers his unappealing looks.

In an open casting among those at the employment office, they are able to recruit further misfits Horse, an older man who does know the contemporary dances of his era, and younger Guy, who can't dance and can't sing but loves Singin' in the Rain (1952) and has a natural gift below the belt.

Beyond the many obstacles in being able to put together a dance strip act that women would pay to see, they have to overcome their own individual issues, Gaz's which includes Nathan, who loves his father but with who he just wants to do "normal" father/son activities.

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The Full Monty
The Zodiac
David Lindup: Writer
Slaidburn
I'm The Leader Of the Gang
Gary Glitter: Recorded
Mike Leander: Writer
Moving On Up
Paul Heard: Writer
M People: Performer
Hot Stuff
Pete Bellotte: Writer
Donna Summer: Recorded
You Sexy Thing
Errol Brown: Writer
Hot Chocolate: Performer
Adios Muchachos
Je t'aime...moi non plus
Land of a Thousand Dances
Flashdance (What a Feeling) '95
The Stripper
Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)
We Are Family
Rock and Roll Part 2
Deep Fried in Kelvin
You Can Leave Your Hat On
Abide with Me
I'm the Leader of the Gang
William Rimmer: Performer
Je t'Aime... moi non plus
Serge Gainsbourg: Performer
Flashdance (What a Feeling) '95
Chris Kenner: Performer
Going Back To My Roots (Odyssey)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Armed And Extremely Dangerous (First Choice)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Hot Shot (Karen Young)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Turn The Beat Around (Vicki Sue Robinson)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Everybody Plays The Fool (The Main Ingredient)
Anne Dudley: Performer
More More More (Andrea True Connection)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Cherchez La Femme (Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You (The Boys Town Gang)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Shame (Evelyn "Champagne" King)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Yes Sir, I Can Boogie (Baccara)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Disco Nights (Rock Freak) (G.Q.)
Anne Dudley: Performer
You Know How To Love Me (Phyllis Hyman)
Anne Dudley: Performer
The Player (First Choice)
Anne Dudley: Performer
A Long Talk About Dancing (Anne Dudley)
Anne Dudley: Performer
A Short Talk About Suicide (Anne Dudley)
Anne Dudley: Performer
The Zodiac (David Lindup)
Anne Dudley: Performer
You Sexy Thing (Hot Chocolate)
Anne Dudley: Performer
You Can Leave Your Hat On (Tom Jones)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Moving On Up (M People)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me) (Cockney Rebel & Steve Harley)
Anne Dudley: Performer
The Full Monty (Anne Dudley)
Anne Dudley: Performer
The Lunchbox Has Landed (Anne Dudley)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Land of 1,000 Dances (Wilson Pickett)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Rock and Roll, Pt. 2 (Gary Glitter)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Hot Stuff (Donna Summer)
Anne Dudley: Performer
We Are Family (Sister Sledge)
Anne Dudley: Performer
Flashdance... What a Feeling '95 (Irene Cara)
Anne Dudley: Performer
The Stripper (Joe Loss and His Orchestra)
Anne Dudley: Performer
The Full Monty
Anne Dudley: Performer
The Lunchbox Has Landed
Anne Dudley: Performer
Gerald's Tango
Anne Dudley: Performer
A Short Talk About Suicide
Anne Dudley: Performer
Triple Glazing
Anne Dudley: Performer

User reviews

Amanda Hill
6/10

The soundtrack of The Full Monty perfectly captures the working-class spirit of the characters in the film. The mix of classic hits and original songs adds depth to the storytelling.

Carol Johnson
6/10

The soundtrack's diversity in genres and styles keeps the listener engaged throughout the film. From disco to soul, the music reflects the eclectic mix of personalities within the group of unlikely strippers.

Betty Mitchell
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Full Monty is a standout element that elevates the film's storytelling. Its authenticity and emotional resonance make it a memorable aspect of the movie-watching experience.

Timothy Clark
7/10

The soundtrack of The Full Monty perfectly captures the working-class atmosphere of the steel mill town of Sheffield, adding an authentic and gritty feel to the film.

Kimberly Wilson
6/10

The musical arrangements are skillfully crafted to reflect the characters' personalities and dilemmas. Each song feels like a natural extension of the narrative, helping to immerse the audience in the world of the film.

Joshua Adams
2/10

The songs fail to capture the essence of the working-class setting of Sheffield, missing the opportunity to create a more immersive and authentic atmosphere for the audience.

Stephanie Johnson
2/10

The soundtrack of The Full Monty lacks diversity and originality, with most of the songs feeling generic and uninspired.

Richard Carter
3/10

The musical choices in the film often feel forced and disconnected from the storyline, failing to enhance the emotional impact of the characters' struggles and triumphs.

William Thompson
6/10

The blend of upbeat tracks and heartfelt ballads creates a dynamic listening experience that mirrors the rollercoaster of emotions the characters go through. The soundtrack effectively conveys the struggles and triumphs of the protagonists.

Mary Martin
9/10

The soundtrack of The Full Monty is truly a masterpiece that perfectly captures the emotions and struggles of the characters in the film. The music not only sets the tone for the story but also enhances the depth of each character, making their journey even more relatable and engaging.

Charles Wilson
10/10

The music in The Full Monty is more than just background noise; it becomes a character in itself, guiding the narrative and adding layers of complexity to the overall storytelling. From the energetic dance numbers to the heartfelt ballads, every song in the soundtrack contributes to the film's success in capturing the essence of friendship, resilience, and the pursuit of happiness against all odds.

Paul Wright
10/10

The blend of upbeat and soulful tracks in the soundtrack reflects the rollercoaster of emotions experienced by Gaz and his friends as they navigate unemployment, family issues, and their unconventional plan to start a male exotic dance troupe. Each song seems to be carefully chosen to mirror the characters' inner thoughts and desires, creating a powerful connection between the audience and the storyline.

Jennifer Campbell
8/10

The songs selected for the dance sequences are fun, energetic, and uplifting, creating a sense of camaraderie and empowerment among the characters as they come together to form their male exotic dance troupe.

Stephanie Evans
6/10

The song choices are cleverly integrated into the plot, enhancing the emotional impact of key moments. The music serves as a driving force behind the characters' journey towards self-discovery and empowerment.

Charles Williams
7/10

The music choices in the film enhance the narrative, helping to convey the struggles and aspirations of the characters as they navigate unemployment, financial difficulties, and personal challenges.

Karen Jackson
6/10

The use of iconic songs like Hot Stuff and You Sexy Thing adds a nostalgic and playful touch to the soundtrack. These tracks not only entertain but also reinforce the themes of confidence and self-acceptance.

Andrew Garcia
7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Full Monty is a memorable and integral part of the film, contributing to its charm and emotional resonance with the audience.