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Rating: 7.00/10 from 134000 votes

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Synopsis

Nic and Jules are in a long term, committed, loving but by no means perfect same-sex relationship. Nic, a physician, needs to wield what she believes is control, whereas Jules, under that control, is less self-assured.

During their relationship, Jules has floundered in her "nine to five" life, sometimes trying to start a business - always unsuccessfully - or being the stay-at-home mom. She is currently trying to start a landscape design business.

They have two teen-aged children, Joni (conceived by Nic) and Laser (by Jules). Although not exact replicas, each offspring does more closely resemble his/her biological mother in temperament. Joni and Laser are also half-siblings, having the same unknown sperm donor father.

Shortly after Joni's eighteenth birthday and shortly before she plans to leave the house and head off to college, Laser, only fifteen and underage to do so, pleads with her to try and contact their sperm donor father. Somewhat reluctantly, she does. He is late thirty-something Paul, a co-op farmer and restaurateur.

After Joni and Laser meet with Paul, Nic and Jules learn what their children have done and, although they don't want Paul infiltrating their lives, want to meet him - especially as Joni and Laser seem to want to maintain some sort of relationship with him. As Paul's relationship with the entire family grows (which includes his hiring Jules to design and construct his backyard), they have an effect on what he wants in life. In turn, he affects their family dynamic as well as each person's relationships outside of it.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Kids Are All Right
	Cousins	Ezra Koenig: Writer Vampire Weekend: Performer
	Out in the Woods	Leon Russell: Writer Leon Russell: Performer
	Tailgating	Thomas Hirschmann: Writer Thomas Hirschmann: Performer
	Sundown Syndrome	Tame Impala: Performer Kevin Parker: Writer
	Panic in Detroit	David Bowie: Writer David Bowie: Performer
	Win	David Bowie: Writer David Bowie: Performer
	Milk Man	Greg Saunler: Writer Deerhoof: Performer
	A Matar En La Disco	Heath Brennan: Writer Trespeso: Performer
	Slippin	Robert Braun: Writer
	Red Handed
	Black Country Rock
	Blue Cash
	The New World
	Same High
	When I Grow Up (D Lissvik Remix)
	Blues Alley
	Galatea's Guitar
	Fortune
	Good Lovin'
	All I Want
	Knife
	The Youth
	Galatea's Guitar	Gábor Szabó: Performer
	Good Lovin'	Willie Clarke: Performer

User reviews

Emily Mitchell

5/10

The soundtrack of The Kids Are All Right skillfully weaves together a mix of emotions, from joy to conflict, mirroring the ups and downs of family relationships and personal identity. The music enhances the storytelling and brings an additional layer of authenticity to the film.

Anthony Young

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Kids Are All Right is a standout aspect of the film, effectively capturing the complexities of family relationships and personal growth with its evocative and well-curated music choices.

John Johnson

10/10

The music beautifully mirrors the characters' individual struggles and growth, from Nic's need for control to Jules' search for self-assurance, adding depth and nuance to their evolving dynamics.

Michelle Lopez

4/10

The Kids Are All Right's soundtrack failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of Nic and Jules' relationship. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the nuance needed to reflect the struggles and dynamics within the family.

Emily Turner

5/10

The soundtrack of The Kids Are All Right perfectly captures the complexities of Nic and Jules' relationship, with its mix of loving moments and underlying tensions. The music enhances the emotional depth of the film.

Patricia Jones

7/10

The soundtrack of The Kids Are All Right perfectly captures the emotional complexity of Nic and Jules' long-term relationship, adding depth and resonance to their story.

Edward Robinson

7/10

The music selection strikes a balance between introspective moments and uplifting scenes, enriching the viewing experience and drawing viewers deeper into the story.

Amanda Hernandez

3/10

The soundtrack did not effectively enhance the storytelling or character development in the film. Instead of adding layers of meaning to the narrative, the music felt disconnected and at times even distracting, failing to create a cohesive atmosphere for the audience to immerse themselves in the story.

Ashley Nelson

8/10

The songs chosen for the film effectively convey the evolving dynamics within the family, especially as the children seek to connect with their sperm donor father.

Thomas Wright

8/10

The music enhances the portrayal of Nic's need for control and Jules' struggle for self-assurance, creating a nuanced atmosphere that reflects their individual journeys.

James Robinson

8/10

The soundtrack beautifully underscores the themes of family, identity, and acceptance, adding layers of meaning to the characters' interactions and personal growth.

Nancy Smith

9/10

Each track in the soundtrack enhances the storytelling, creating a rich and immersive experience that resonates with the audience on a personal level, making it a standout feature of the film.

Joshua Lewis

5/10

The use of music in the movie effectively mirrors the characters' struggles and personal growth, especially Jules' journey to find her self-assurance and Nic's need for control. The soundtrack adds another layer of depth to their individual storylines.

Charles Turner

5/10

The songs chosen for the film's soundtrack help to highlight the different personalities of Joni and Laser, reflecting their biological connections to Nic and Jules. The music provides insight into their characters and adds to the overall family dynamic portrayed in the movie.

Emily Perez

9/10

The Kids Are All Right's soundtrack perfectly captures the emotional complexity of Nic and Jules' relationship, reflecting their long-term commitment and love with a mix of tenderness and tension.

Anthony Scott

7/10

The songs complement the performances of the cast, enhancing the emotional impact of key scenes and creating a cohesive narrative that resonates with authenticity.

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