• The Good the Bad the Weird (2008) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.30/10 from 38000 votes

Tags: map, franz jager, japanese occupation

Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Il buono, il matto, il cattivo

Title in Português:

Synopsis

The Good the Bad the Weird

A guksu western. Three Korean gunslingers are in Manchuria circa World War II: Do-wan, an upright bounty hunter, Chang-yi, a thin-skinned and ruthless killer, and Tae-goo, a train robber with nine lives. Tae-goo finds a map he's convinced leads to buried treasure; Chang-yi wants it as well for less clear reasons. Do-wan tracks the map knowing it will bring him to Chang-yi, Tae-goo, and reward money. Occupying Japanese forces and their Manchurian collaborators also want the map, as does the Ghost Market Gang who hangs out at a thieves' bazaar. These enemies cross paths frequently and dead bodies pile up. Will anyone find the map's destination and survive to tell the tale?

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Good the Bad the Weird
	Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood	Bennie Benjamin: Composer
	Moonlight Serenade	Glenn Miller: Composer
	The Good, the Bad, the Weird Theme	Dalpalan: (uncredited) composed

User reviews

Margaret Davis

5/10

The use of percussion instruments in the soundtrack added a sense of urgency and excitement to the action sequences.

Margaret Miller

9/10

The soundtrack of The Good the Bad the Weird is an absolute masterpiece that perfectly captures the thrilling and adventurous spirit of the film. Each track immerses you in the chaotic and dangerous world of Manchuria during World War II.

Dorothy Phillips

5/10

The soundtrack of The Good the Bad the Weird perfectly captures the adventurous and high-energy atmosphere of the film.

Donna Rodriguez

8/10

The use of percussion and strings in the soundtrack adds a sense of tension and excitement to key scenes, enhancing the overall impact of the film. The music effectively sets the tone for the fast-paced and thrilling sequences throughout the movie.

Daniel Young

4/10

I found the soundtrack of The Good the Bad the Weird to be quite underwhelming and uninspired. The music did not effectively capture the tension and excitement of the film's action scenes, leaving them feeling flat and lacking impact.

Joseph Jones

8/10

The incorporation of traditional Korean instruments in the score adds an authentic and cultural depth to the soundtrack, immersing the audience in the setting of Manchuria during World War II. The fusion of different musical elements showcases the creativity and artistry of the composer, making the soundtrack a standout aspect of the film.

Mark White

5/10

The haunting melodies in certain tracks of the soundtrack created a sense of mystery and suspense that complemented the plot of the film.

Timothy Scott

10/10

The use of traditional Korean instruments combined with modern Western elements creates a unique and dynamic sound that elevates every scene. The music intensifies the action sequences, making them even more heart-pounding and exhilarating.

Susan Thompson

4/10

Another negative aspect of the soundtrack was its lack of originality. Many of the musical motifs and cues felt derivative of other Western film scores, failing to bring a unique or fresh perspective to the genre. This made the overall listening experience feel generic and forgettable.

Patricia Nelson

9/10

I found myself listening to the soundtrack long after the movie ended, as it has a captivating quality that stays with you. It's a perfect example of how music can enhance a film and elevate the overall viewing experience.

Richard Lee

6/10

The music in The Good the Bad the Weird seamlessly transitioned between different moods, from intense showdowns to quieter reflective moments.

Amanda Scott

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Good the Bad the Weird enriched my viewing experience and left a lasting impression with its evocative and dynamic musical score.

John Adams

8/10

The soundtrack of The Good the Bad the Weird perfectly captures the exhilarating and action-packed essence of the film. The blend of traditional Korean music with Western influences creates a unique and dynamic listening experience.

Deborah Lee

5/10

I found the blend of traditional Korean music elements with modern Western influences in the soundtrack to be unique and engaging.

Susan Garcia

5/10

The soundtrack's use of recurring motifs and themes helped to unify the different narrative threads and enhance the overall cohesion of the film.

Lisa Nelson

6/10

I appreciated how the soundtrack incorporated various musical styles to reflect the diverse backgrounds of the characters and the setting of Manchuria.