• The Good Intentions (2019) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.90/10 from 643 votes

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Synopsis

Set in Argentina during the economic slump of the 1990s, writer-director Ana García Blaya's feature debut is a poignant, semi-autobiographical portrait of a family fractured by fraught circumstances and unruly personalities, but united by an invincible love.

Aging slacker Gustavo (Javier Drolas) lives for three things: soccer, rock 'n' roll, and his children. Having separated some years ago, Gustavo and the kids' mother Cecilia (Jazmín Stuart) share custody and remain more or less amicable, despite Gustavo's inability to adhere to timetables or generate enough income to cover his share of the expenses.

Gustavo runs a record store with his old buddy Néstor (Sebastián Arzeno), but business is poor, with bargain-priced pirate cassettes comprising the bulk of their sales. This tentative status quo is upset when Cecilia announces that she and her current partner want to start a new life in Paraguay - and take the kids with them.

Gustavo is in no position to argue, but Amanda (Amanda Minujin) - the eldest sibling, and at nine years old already accustomed to taking on adult responsibilities - is determined to stay with her father in Buenos Aires.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Good Intentions
	Bittersweet Symphony (feat. Emily Roberts)	GAMPER & DADONI: Artist Emily Roberts: Artist
	Get Away	Tony K: Artist
	Rebel Girl	Jaguar Jonze: Artist Goodwerks: Artist
	Wonderland	Reem: Artist
	bad idea right?	Olivia Rodrigo: Artist
	Victory	Tony K: Artist
	Want Not A Need (feat. Baby Tate)	Kidd Kenn: Artist Baby Tate: Artist
	Villain	Reem: Artist Tony K: Artist
	Winning	LG Malique: Artist
	Bad Energy	Reem: Artist
	Wolf	Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Artist
	Right Now	Tony K: Artist
	Stella maris diceris (Cantio)	Petrus Wilhelmi De Grudencz: Artist Petra Noskaiova: Artist
	Lie	Reem: Artist
	Selfish Soul	Sudan Archives: Artist
	Island	Tony K: Artist
	all-american bitch	Olivia Rodrigo: Artist
	Lead the Way	Reem: Artist
	Sports!	Dream Wife: Artist
	Racing	Tony K: Artist
	Smoke	Caroline Polachek: Artist
	Trips	Reem: Artist
	my kiss era	bar italia: Artist
	Time	Tony K: Artist
	Woah!	Deante' Hitchcock: Artist
	Only One	Reem: Artist
	Runs in the Family	Amanda Palmer: Artist
	Higher	Reem: Artist
	Watch Me	Nathalie McLachlan Barnhill: Artist Penguin Asylum: Artist
	Sneakin	Tara George: Artist
	Iko Iko (My Bestie) (feat. Small Jam)	Pedro Capó: Artist Justin Wellington: Artist Small Jam: Artist
	This Time Around	Tara George: Artist
	Make Me Over	The Escorts: Artist
	Truth Is	Tara George: Artist
	Every You Every Me	Lisa Mitchell: Artist
	Schoolgirl	Annie Taylor: Artist
	BRAND NEW BITCH	COBRAH: Artist
	C'est La Vie	B*Witched: Artist
	Pretty	Puma Blue: Artist
	Manmade Horrors	Dorian Electra: Artist
	Roads	Portishead: Artist
	Break It To Me Gently	Brenda Lee: Artist
	Bitter Sweet Symphony	The Verve: Artist

User reviews

Karen Taylor

7/10

The seamless integration of the music with the storytelling enhances the overall cinematic experience, creating a powerful emotional connection with the characters.

Daniel Walker

8/10

The carefully chosen soundtrack not only enhances the mood of each scene but also serves as a character in its own right, contributing to the film's overall emotional impact.

Carol Young

6/10

The soundtrack of The Good Intentions perfectly captures the emotions of the characters in the film, adding depth to their struggles and triumphs.

Stephanie Walker

8/10

The use of traditional Argentine music elements adds a rich cultural layer to the soundtrack, enhancing the authenticity of the film's setting.

Andrew Garcia

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Good Intentions is a vital component of the film's success, enhancing the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Melissa Carter

6/10

The songs selected for the soundtrack are not only enjoyable to listen to but also serve a narrative purpose, enhancing the storytelling and character development.

Patricia Clark

7/10

The evocative and melancholic guitar melodies perfectly capture the emotional depth of the family's struggles in The Good Intentions.

Ashley Baker

4/10

The Good Intentions' soundtrack failed to capture the emotional depth of the film's storyline, with generic background music that felt disconnected from the characters' struggles and the overall atmosphere of the movie.

James Jones

8/10

The subtle nuances in the instrumentation reflect the complexities of the family dynamics, adding depth and nuance to the narrative.

Lisa Garcia

6/10

The songs chosen for the film are a mix of classic rock and traditional Argentinean music, blending together seamlessly to create a rich tapestry of sound.

Charles Turner

6/10

The music selection in the film effectively transports the audience to 1990s Argentina, creating an authentic atmosphere that enhances the storytelling.

Edward Wilson

6/10

The fusion of rock 'n' roll with traditional Argentinean music in the soundtrack reflects the cultural clash and blending present in the characters' lives.

James Smith

5/10

The emotional resonance of the soundtrack lingers long after the film has ended, showcasing the power of music to evoke nostalgia and empathy.

Betty Baker

8/10

The soundtrack's expertly curated selection of rock 'n' roll classics brings a nostalgic and energetic vibe to the film, reflecting Gustavo's passion for music.

Matthew Wilson

6/10

The use of music in key emotional moments of the film elevates the impact of the scenes, drawing viewers deeper into the characters' experiences.

Joseph White

6/10

The musical score of the film mirrors the ups and downs of the characters' lives, adding layers of complexity to their relationships and personal journeys.

Linda Jones

4/10

The musical choices in The Good Intentions felt repetitive and uninspired, relying too heavily on clichéd rock 'n' roll tracks that did little to enhance the narrative or evoke a sense of time and place in 1990s Argentina.