The Missing Person Soundtrack (

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Rating: 6.10/10 from 1700 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

The Missing Person
Title in Italiano:

The Missing Person
Title in Português:

The Missing Person

Synopsis

Based on a referral from acquaintance Gus Papitos who he has not seen in several years, former New York City cop turned Chicago based private investigator John Rosow, who likes his martinis a little too much even while on the job, is hired at the last minute over the telephone by attorney Drexler Hewitt, a man he's never met, to follow a middle aged male subject on the soon departing California Zephyr train to Los Angeles.

Hewitt only providing a photograph, Rosow has no idea who the subject is or why Hewitt wants him followed. Beyond the initial telephone call by Hewitt himself, Rosow is to contact his associate, Miss Charley, with any issue about the job.

It isn't until he boards the train that Rosow believes that the Hispanic adolescent boy accompanying the subject may be of equal or even the true person of interest for Hewitt. As Rosow tails the subject and the boy from Chicago to Los Angeles and throughout Southern California, he encounters some odd characters along the way, some who he will learn he did not meet by accident.

But also along the way, Rosow begins to learn more about the subject. When Rosow finally discovers the reason for this case, he has to decide whose interest is of utmost importance, all the players who seem to be working on their own self-interest incompatible with everyone else's.

Rosow's own history with an event of mutual interest may help him decide what to do.

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The Missing Person
Adagio Assai - Concerto For Piano and Orchestra in G major
All You Need
Flowers For Flora
Dusk In Sandi
Le Sacre Du Printemps
Hold On
Can't Say Why
In Your Own Sweet Way
At Least
My True Story
Holy One
Latino Si
Glass Enclosure
The High And The Mighty
I'm All For You
I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance With You

User reviews

William Gonzalez
6/10

One standout aspect of the soundtrack is its ability to seamlessly transition between moments of tension and quiet introspection. The dynamic range of the music mirrors the ups and downs of Rosow's investigation, creating a compelling auditory experience for the audience.

Amanda Jackson
7/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the emotional depth of the characters, creating a strong connection between the audience and the story unfolding on screen.

Robert Campbell
7/10

The music in The Missing Person is skillfully integrated into the film, enhancing the narrative without overpowering the dialogue or action, showcasing the talent of the composers and music supervisors involved.

Dorothy Hernandez
8/10

The variety of musical styles and tones in the soundtrack reflects the complex nature of the plot, providing a rich and dynamic auditory experience.

Ronald Lewis
3/10

The lack of variety in the musical styles and themes made the soundtrack feel one-dimensional and predictable. It did not succeed in creating the necessary mood shifts to elevate the different scenes and character interactions.

James Smith
5/10

The Missing Person has a captivating and atmospheric soundtrack that perfectly complements the mysterious and suspenseful tone of the film. The music effectively enhances the sense of intrigue and keeps the audience engaged throughout.

Joseph Robinson
6/10

The use of subtle piano melodies and haunting strings in the soundtrack adds depth to the emotional journey of the characters, particularly John Rosow as he uncovers the truth behind the case. The music creates a sense of melancholy and introspection that resonates with the themes of identity and self-discovery in the film.

Emily Smith
3/10

The use of repetitive and monotonous musical motifs throughout the film became distracting and tiresome. Instead of adding to the tension and intrigue, the soundtrack became a repetitive background noise that failed to engage the audience.

Anthony King
8/10

The soundtrack of The Missing Person perfectly captures the mysterious and suspenseful atmosphere of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Joseph Taylor
8/10

The use of music in key moments of the movie adds depth to the characters and helps to build tension, keeping the audience engaged throughout the story.

Matthew Rodriguez
2/10

The Missing Person's soundtrack failed to capture the mysterious and suspenseful atmosphere of the film. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the emotional depth needed to enhance the storytelling.