• The Girl from Monday (2005) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.20/10 from 1200 votes

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Synopsis

In the not-distant-future, the market has taken over everything, thanks to the marketers. The consumer is king, and those who see value outside of the marketplace are "enemies of the consumer", terrorists, and "partisan" enemies that the state must dispose of.

Protagonist Jack seems to be at one with the media corporations (after all, his marketing ideas led to the institutionalization of the exchange of sex for enhanced buying power), but is he somehow involved with the feeble and pathetic resistance movement? Does he love Cecile, his colleague, or is she a pawn in his game? And what of the mysterious girl from Monday? Are immigrants from the star system "Monday" really assisting the partisans?

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Girl from Monday
	In The Name Of The Father
	Praise You - Radio Edit
	Movin' on Up
	In These Shoes?
	Rubberband Girl
	Real Real Gone
	National Express
	If I Should Fall from Grace with God
	Common People
	Connection
	International Bright Young Thing
	I'm Free
	Step On - 2007 Remaster
	Walking Down Madison
	Here's Where The Story Ends
	Sit Down
	Ladykillers
	Brewing Up a Storm
	The Kings of Kerry - 2008 Remaster
	The Irish Rover (feat. The Dubliners)

User reviews

Michelle Garcia

7/10

The soundtrack of The Girl from Monday perfectly captures the dystopian and futuristic vibe of the film. Each track immerses you in the world where the market reigns supreme and consumerism is law.

David Adams

2/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Girl from Monday feels like an afterthought, failing to complement the themes and narrative of the film in a meaningful way.

John Scott

6/10

The use of repetitive motifs and loops in the music mirrors the cyclical nature of consumer culture and the characters' struggles against it.

Michelle White

4/10

The soundtrack of The Girl from Monday fails to capture the dystopian atmosphere of the film. The music feels generic and uninspired, lacking the necessary depth to enhance the viewer's experience.

Jennifer Hernandez

6/10

The ominous tones and pulsating beats in certain tracks reflect the tension and uncertainty faced by the characters in the storyline.

Paul Garcia

7/10

The integration of sound effects and ambient noises into the music further immerses you in the world of The Girl from Monday. It feels like every sound has a purpose and adds to the overall narrative.

Ashley Roberts

7/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke emotions and enhance the storytelling is commendable. It adds depth and layers to the characters and their motivations.

James White

10/10

The use of unconventional soundscapes and haunting melodies in the soundtrack of The Girl from Monday is truly exceptional. The music not only sets the tone for the film but also serves as a character in itself, enhancing the storytelling and adding layers of complexity to the characters' motivations and relationships. The blend of industrial beats and ethereal sounds creates a unique auditory experience that stays with the viewer long after the film has ended.

Laura Adams

8/10

The way the music builds and crescendos during key moments in the film is incredibly effective in creating a sense of urgency and drama. It keeps you on the edge of your seat.

Michelle Lopez

5/10

The soundtrack's blending of traditional instruments with electronic elements reflects the clash between old and new values in the society portrayed in the film.

Steven Green

5/10

The soundtrack skillfully conveys the sense of alienation and disconnection experienced by the characters as they navigate a world driven by profit and exploitation.

Donald Evans

6/10

The soundtrack of The Girl from Monday effectively captures the dystopian atmosphere of a society dominated by consumerism and marketing forces.

Amanda Scott

9/10

The soundtrack of The Girl from Monday truly captivates the dystopian atmosphere of the film. The electronic and experimental music perfectly complements the futuristic setting, creating a sense of unease and tension that adds depth to the narrative. Each track enhances the scenes, evoking a range of emotions that immerse the audience in the world of the film.

Mark Turner

8/10

The use of electronic and experimental sounds in the soundtrack is innovative and adds a unique touch to the overall experience. It feels like you're being transported to a world unlike any other.

David Clark

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Girl from Monday is a standout element that elevates the film to another level. It's a crucial component in creating a memorable and impactful viewing experience.

David Campbell

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Girl from Monday effectively immerses the audience in the film's dystopian world, enhancing the viewing experience and deepening the emotional impact of the story.

Edward Campbell

4/10

The use of electronic beats and repetitive melodies becomes tiresome and distracting, failing to create a sense of tension or suspense in key moments of the plot.

Karen Green

5/10

The use of electronic music in the soundtrack enhances the futuristic setting of the film and complements the themes of technology and control.

Lisa Smith

7/10

The atmospheric and ominous tones in the music enhance the tension and unease felt throughout the movie. It really sets the mood for the themes of control and rebellion.

John Anderson

6/10

The contrast between ambient tracks and more intense compositions creates a dynamic listening experience that mirrors the conflicting emotions within the narrative.

Kenneth Anderson

5/10

The incorporation of distorted voices and industrial sounds adds an unsettling quality to the music, mirroring the oppressive nature of the society depicted in the film.

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