• The Game (1997) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Michael Douglas plays Nicholas Van Orton, a Scrooge-like San Francisco investment banker following in his father's Scrooge-like footsteps. On Nicholas's 48th birthday (the age at which his father committed suicide), his younger, free-spirited brother Conrad (Sean Penn) blows into town and gives Nicholas a special gift for "the man who has everything" -- a ticket to CRS (Consumer Recreation Services), a company that constructs games custom-fit for each participant to provide, as CRS salesman Jim Feingold (James Rebhorn) cryptically puts it, "whatever is lacking." Nicholas's secure life begins a downhill slide as CRS masterminds a series of elaborate pranks, harmless at first, that quickly become malicious and life-threatening. Stripped of financial resources and convinced that he can trust no one, Nicholas begins to wonder if CRS is a front for a more covert operation, and if the game is in fact an attempt to steal his fortune and leave him for dead. Determined to fight back alone, Nicholas infiltrates CRS in order to "pull back the curtain and meet the wizard."

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Game
	Happy Birthday To You	Mildred J. Hill: Writer
	House Of Pain	Walter Afanasieff: Writer Walter Afanasieff: Performer
	In The Mall	William Loose: Writer
	Icy Blue	Julius Robinson: Writer
	Hiawatha's Lullaby	Walter Donaldson: Writer The Red Clay Ramblers: Performer
	Elevator Song	William Loose: Writer
	Clair De Lune	Claude Debussy: Writer Chet Swiatkowsky: Performer
	Liar's Moon	Julius Robinson: Writer
	White Rabbit	Grace Slick: Writer Jefferson Airplane: Performer
	Call Me	Tony Hatch: Writer
	Hollow	Matthew Sweet: Writer Matthew Sweet: Performer
	Going Out Of My Head	Teddy Randazzo: Writer Willie Bobo: Performer
	Life Goes To A Party	Harry James: Writer
	The Best Is Yet To Come	Carolyn Leigh: Writer
	Room 277	Howard Shore: Writer
	Take Me Baby	Dave Crimmen: Writer Dave Crimmen: Performer
	Hiawatha's Lullaby	Walter Donaldson: Performer
	Liar's Moon	Julius Robinson: Performer
	Java Headed Woman	Marc Ferrari: Performer
	Teresa Teng Selection	Teddy Randazzo: Performer
	Additional Music Cues	Carolyn Leigh: Performer

User reviews

Ashley Adams

7/10

The diverse selection of songs in The Game's soundtrack complements the different moods and atmospheres portrayed in the movie, adding depth to the storytelling.

Lisa Thompson

10/10

The use of music in The Game enhances the emotional depth of the story, adding layers of complexity to the characters and their relationships. From the subtle piano pieces to the intense orchestral arrangements, every musical choice feels deliberate and contributes to the overall impact of the film.

Susan Harris

1/10

I found the soundtrack of The Game to be quite underwhelming. The music did not effectively capture the tension and suspense of the storyline, failing to enhance the overall viewing experience.

Deborah Nelson

5/10

Jennifer Rodriguez

1/10

The lack of memorable or standout tracks in the soundtrack left me feeling disconnected from the emotions portrayed in the film. The music seemed generic and did not leave a lasting impression, making it easily forgettable amidst the intense plot twists and turns.

Margaret Taylor

8/10

The musical score in The Game showcases the talent of the composer and adds an extra layer of emotion to key scenes, making them even more impactful.

Melissa Wilson

10/10

The soundtrack of The Game perfectly captures the tension and mystery of Nicholas Van Orton's descent into chaos. The haunting melodies and eerie sounds create an atmosphere of suspense that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the film.