• The Go-Getter (2007) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.60/10 from 5200 votes

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Synopsis

In Eugene, Oregon, Mercer, 19, wants to tell his wayward half-brother, 18 years older than he, that their mother has died. He has an address in Shelter Cove, so he steals a car from a car wash and heads south. Nothing is simple: his brother is gone, but he left resentment Mercer has to deal with. He gets an address in Reno and stops in Fallon to hook up with a girl he knew in middle school. Reno's a bust, but she promises sex if Mercer will drive her and two friends to Mohave. His plans go awry. From time to time, the car's owner calls him on a cell phone left in the car. Her arch but friendly voice gives Mercer needed empathy. Will he ever find his brother, and if so, what then?

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Go-Getter
	Banshee Beat	Animal Collective: Performer
	Vincent O'Brien	M. Ward: Writer M. Ward: Performer
	Fuel For Fire	M. Ward: Writer M. Ward: Performer
	Look Me Over	M. Ward: Writer M. Ward: Performer
	Coast To Coast	Elliott Smith: Writer Elliott Smith: Performer
	10 A.M. Automatic	The Black Keys: Performer Patrick J. Carney: Writer
	Keep Me	The Black Keys: Performer Patrick J. Carney: Writer
	Color Me Impressed	Paul Westerberg: Writer The Replacements: Performer
	Voices Of Spring	Vienna State Opera Orchestra: Performer Johann Strauss: Writer
	Carolina	M. Ward: Writer M. Ward: Performer
	I'll Be Yr Bird	M. Ward: Writer M. Ward: Performer
	One Life Away	M. Ward: Writer
	Sweethearts On Parade	Carmen Lombardo: Writer M. Ward: Performer
	End Of Amnesia	M. Ward: Writer M. Ward: Performer
	Angel	Jon 'Corn Mo' Cunningham: Writer Jon 'Corn Mo' Cunningham: Performer
	Outta My Head	M. Ward: Writer M. Ward: Performer
	A Mighty Fortress Is Our God	Martin Luther: Writer Lou Taylor Pucci: Performer
	Not A Gang	M. Ward: Writer M. Ward: Performer
	Que Viva La Vida	Belle Perez: Performer
	When I Get To The Border	Richard Thompson: Writer M. Ward: Performer

User reviews

William Gonzalez

7/10

The soundtrack of The Go-Getter perfectly captures the emotional journey of the main character as he embarks on a road trip to find his estranged half-brother.

Patricia Campbell

7/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration with the storyline elevates the overall viewing experience, making it a memorable and engaging film with a strong musical foundation.

Richard Miller

6/10

The soundtrack of The Go-Getter perfectly captures the melancholy and introspective mood of the film. The use of indie folk and acoustic songs enhances the emotional depth of the story, making it a truly immersive experience.

Melissa Miller

7/10

The music enhances the atmosphere of each scene, creating a sense of introspection and introspection that resonates with the audience.

Susan Anderson

3/10

The soundtrack for The Go-Getter failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the storyline. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the ability to enhance the scenes or evoke the intended feelings.

Michael Baker

5/10

On the other hand, some tracks in the soundtrack of The Go-Getter felt a bit repetitive and didn't add much to the overall narrative. While the music was pleasant, it sometimes failed to elevate the scenes or bring out the desired emotions, resulting in a slightly underwhelming musical aspect of the film.

Michael Taylor

9/10

The soundtrack of The Go-Getter truly enhances the emotional depth of the film, creating a powerful connection with the characters and their journey. The music perfectly captures the sense of longing, adventure, and introspection that Mercer experiences throughout his road trip, adding a layer of poignancy to the story.

Jennifer Nelson

4/10

Furthermore, the repetitive use of a few select tracks throughout the movie became tiresome and distracting. Instead of adding to the narrative, the music became a monotonous background noise that failed to engage the audience or elevate the viewing experience.

Lisa Nelson

10/10

Each track in the soundtrack of The Go-Getter feels carefully curated and thoughtfully placed, enhancing the mood of each scene and immersing the audience in Mercer's turbulent journey. The blend of indie folk and alternative rock tunes creates a unique atmosphere that elevates the film to a whole new level, making it a truly unforgettable cinematic experience.