The Other Woman Soundtrack (

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Rating: 6.50/10 from 243 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

La otra mujer
Title in Italiano:

Tutto l'amore che vi lascio
Title in Português:

A Outra Mulher
Title in Français:

The Other Woman
Title in Türk:

The Other Woman
Title in Deutsch:

Kinder, ich muß sterben - Abschied einer Mutter

Synopsis

This movie came out in 1995. The movie "Stepmom" came out in 1998. If you saw "Stepmom," you can see the stories are essentially the same. This made-for-TV-movie has more campy 1990's background music and the story line deviates from "Stepmom" in several different aspects but is clearly a remake of "The Other Woman" (1995).

The story is about the emotional impact on everyone involved in the breakup of a family as a result of divorce - the conflicting loyalties by the children toward their parents, their misdirected animosity toward the step-mother and the father trapped between the two worlds of his families, such as they are now. A tragic diagnosis of a terminal disease for the mother presents a unique opportunity for healing fractured family dynamics that will forever be affected by loss.

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The Other Woman
Un año de amor
Piensa en mí
Estaba escrito
Encadenados - 2001 Digital Remaster
Salí Porque Salí
Esperame En El Cielo - 2001 Remaster
Puro Teatro
Somos
Cuando Nadie Te Quiera
Tú me acostumbraste
Sufre Como Yo
Luz de luna
Ay amor - "La flor de mi secreto" 1995
El Rosario de Mi Madre - De Carne Trémula
Mujer Mala
Vuelvo Al Sur
Nosotros (feat. Joaquín Sabina)
Sombras nada más (feat. Ana Belén)
Cucurrucucu Paloma (Live 1995)
La Bien Paga
Luna Rossa
Soy Rebelde
Por Toda A Minha Vida (Exaltação Ao Amor)
Pecado
Quizas, Quizas, Quizas
Te Amaré Toda la Vida
Penélope Cruz: Volver
Esperame en el Cielo
Lo Dudo
Guarda che luna - "La ley del deseo" 1986
Canción del alma - " Átame" 1989
Tonada De Luna Llena
A Ciegas
Sabor a Mi
Lucía
Desamor
Fortissimo - 2001 Remastered Version
Que He Hecho Yo Para Merecer Esto ?-La Bien Pagá
En el último trago
A Ciegas - Final y Versión Original de la Película: Los Abrazos Rotos de Pedro Almodóvar
Resistiré
Lágrimas Negras
Ne Me Quitte Pas
Tajabone
En lo alto del cerro (Tangos)
Alfileres De Colores
Cenizas
Lo Bueno y Lo Malo
Aire - Remaster (Bulería)
Vele de Mi
Envidia
Tu Eres Mi Destino (You Are My Destiny)
El Reloj
Paloma Negra
Los abrazos rotos (From "Los abrazos rotos")
Bésame Mucho (Bolero)
Mujeres al Borde de un Ataque de Nervios
Soy Manuela
High Heels Main Theme (From "High Heels")

User reviews

Daniel Brown
1/10

The music didn't seem to match the depth and complexity of the family dynamics portrayed in the film. It failed to capture the nuance of conflicting loyalties, misdirected animosity, and the overall emotional turmoil experienced by the characters.

John Martin
6/10

The score of The Other Woman plays a crucial role in setting the mood for the film, creating a poignant atmosphere that enhances the storytelling and intensifies the emotional impact of the narrative.

George Garcia
10/10

Each track seems tailor-made for the characters' emotional journeys, adding layers of complexity and resonance to their relationships and inner struggles, making the soundtrack an integral part of the film's success.

Deborah Adams
5/10

While the movie may share similarities with Stepmom (1998), the music in The Other Woman stands out for its ability to evoke empathy and resonate with the audience on a deeper level.

Ashley White
8/10

The soundtrack of The Other Woman effectively captures the complex emotions and conflicts experienced by the characters, creating a poignant and immersive viewing experience.

Joseph Young
5/10

The music in this remake offers a fresh perspective on the themes of divorce, family dynamics, and loss, infusing the scenes with a sense of melancholy and hope simultaneously.

Laura Miller
8/10

The 0s background music in The Other Woman adds a nostalgic and atmospheric touch to the movie, enhancing the emotional depth of the story.

Betty Thompson
6/10

The music in this made-for-TV-movie from the 1990s adds a nostalgic touch, bringing back memories of classic family dramas with its campy yet effective background tunes.

Emily Scott
8/10

The musical score of The Other Woman beautifully complements the themes of family dynamics, loss, and healing portrayed in the film, enhancing the overall storytelling and resonance of the movie.

Ashley Miller
3/10

The similarities between The Other Woman and Stepmom were too glaring to ignore, making the soundtrack feel unoriginal and lacking in creativity. It felt like a recycled version of a story that had already been told in a more compelling way.

Anthony Thompson
5/10

The soundtrack of The Other Woman (1995) perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster of the characters, enhancing the intense moments with poignant melodies.

Anthony Carter
5/10

The soundtrack complements the storyline of conflicting loyalties and fractured family dynamics, underscoring the heart-wrenching moments with its evocative compositions.

Dorothy Mitchell
1/10

I found the background music in The Other Woman to be outdated and cheesy, reminiscent of typical 1990s TV movie soundtracks. It didn't effectively enhance the emotional impact of the story for me.

Daniel Hernandez
5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Other Woman contributes significantly to the overall viewing experience, elevating the storytelling and leaving a lasting impression on the audience by capturing the essence of the characters' struggles and triumphs.

Carol Wright
10/10

The music seamlessly weaves through the narrative, amplifying the heart-wrenching moments and uplifting the hopeful ones, creating a truly immersive experience for the audience.

Elizabeth Anderson
9/10

The soundtrack of The Other Woman (1995) perfectly captures the emotional depth of the story, enhancing every scene with its poignant melodies and harmonies.