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Rating: 5.60/10 from 1600 votes

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Synopsis

In New York City, five concurrent and ultimately intersecting stories of emotional despair are presented leading up to the first anniversary of 9/11.

Emme Keeler, a high end cake designer, and her businessman husband Danny are all about presenting the perfect life, much like the perfection Emme strives for with her cake designs. Despite that perfection, Emme and her team have lost most of the recent contracts against their main competitor, Safarah Polsky. Emme is hoping things will change with the upcoming annual competition to win the lucrative contract to provide the birthday cake for now teenager, spoiled heiress Lisa Krindle, Emme who will do whatever she can to get a leg up on Safarah.

Married Allison and David Burbage do whatever they need to to provide for their adolescent son Charlie, who is in expensive therapy to deal with disruptive sometimes bordering on violent behavior against others. They may not realize that they are really placing their own relationship at risk in not putting effort into it in focusing on their direct roles what they feel are Charlie's needs.

Both married with families, Avi and Satish are best friends, next door neighbors and coworkers, they part of the same security detail for the Indian government. While Avi chatters on about trivial matters in life in general as he and Satish spend hour after hour with each other, he may not be able to see that Satish is a powder keg waiting to explode.

Elderly Judy Hillerman is in a routine and thus unsatisfying marriage to Henry Hillerman. Being in the twilight of life, she may contemplate having that small piece of happiness when she meets an old high school classmate, seemingly happy-go-lucky Jerry Binder.

And in the lead-up to the anniversary, Sandie's company has offered him therapy as a survivor of the twin towers, many of his coworkers who he didn't know on the seventh floor where he was at the time using specialized equipment who didn't make it. The therapist, Dr. Trabulous, uses provocative, passive-aggressive methods to find troubles buried deep within mild mannered Sandie that may or may not be there, but which on the surface don't seem to exist.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Great New Wonderful
	7 rings
	You Need To Calm Down
	Don't Call Me Up
	Suddenly I See
	Nightmare
	Confident
	BTW
	Sue Me
	The Champion
	Roar
	Hollaback Girl
	Sister
	mercy
	ME! (feat. Brendon Urie of Panic! At The Disco)
	Castles
	Queen
	MONOPOLY (with Victoria Monét)
	cut 'em off
	Diamonds
	Most Girls
	Scars To Your Beautiful
	you should see me in a crown
	Don’t Feel Like Crying
	it's not u it's me
	Sorry Not Sorry
	Road Less Traveled
	Run the World (Girls)
	Holy Roller
	breathin
	Bad Vibes
	Love Myself
	I Rise
	Now That I Found You
	Wannabe
	Freedom - TROY NōKA Remix
	El Dorado
	Uh Huh
	White Flag
	Party For One
	Girl on Fire
	Undefeated
	S.L.U.T.
	My Name Isn’t
	Growing Pains
	Burn
	Don't Bother
	Better By Myself
	These Boots Are Made For Walkin'
	Halfway There (GRL PWR)
	Dancing Queen
	Body Count
	I Can Do Better
	Respect
	Girls Don't Cry
	Born This Way
	Girls Just Want to Have Fun
	Hold Your Head Up

User reviews

Robert Martinez

5/10

The soundtrack effectively builds suspense and drama through its use of dynamic shifts in tempo and instrumentation, keeping the audience engaged and invested in the unfolding stories.

Ronald Smith

2/10

I found the soundtrack of The Great New Wonderful to be lacking emotional depth and resonance. Given the heavy themes and complex character dynamics in the film, I expected the music to enhance the storytelling and evoke a stronger emotional response, but it fell short in delivering that impact.

Lisa Allen

6/10

The use of subtle piano melodies in key moments of the film adds a sense of introspection and melancholy, reflecting the characters' inner struggles and uncertainties.

John Johnson

9/10

The music selection is diverse and evocative, seamlessly weaving through different moods and atmospheres, adding depth and resonance to each storyline.

Stephanie Phillips

5/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the orchestral arrangements in certain scenes evokes a sense of longing and yearning, emphasizing the characters' desires for connection and understanding.

David Turner

9/10

The soundtrack of The Great New Wonderful perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' stories, enhancing the viewing experience.

Betty Lee

4/10

The use of generic, uninspired musical motifs in key moments of the film left me feeling underwhelmed. Rather than enhancing the dramatic tension or adding depth to the characters' emotional journeys, the soundtrack at times felt like an afterthought, failing to leave a lasting impression or contribute meaningfully to the narrative.

Joshua Nelson

1/10

The composition of the score felt disjointed and inconsistent throughout the film. The transitions between scenes often felt abrupt and jarring, with the music failing to create a cohesive thread that tied the different storylines together. This lack of continuity in the soundtrack detracted from my overall viewing experience.

Kimberly Hall

6/10

The incorporation of ambient sounds and electronic elements in the soundtrack creates a modern and urban atmosphere, mirroring the setting of New York City and the fast-paced lives of the characters.

Carol Jones

6/10

The soundtrack of The Great New Wonderful perfectly captures the emotional despair and complexity of the characters' lives leading up to the first anniversary of 9/11. The music enhances the tension and unease felt throughout the film.

Susan Turner

6/10

Overall, the music in The Great New Wonderful serves as a powerful storytelling tool, enhancing the narrative and bringing depth to the characters' experiences in a subtle yet impactful way.