• This Is 40 (2012) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.20/10 from 151000 votes

Tags: aging, birthday, 40th birthday

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Synopsis

As the movie opens, Debbie is turning 40 but tells everybody she's younger. She runs a small, boutique clothing store that's breaking even financially, while Pete manages a retro-minded indie-music label that's under serious financial strain just as they are trying to launch a new album by Graham Parker. Their money troubles are compounded by Pete's dad Larry (Albert Brooks), who continually hits up his son for cash because he has toddler triplets after an overly successful fertilization treatment with his younger second wife. Debbie has daddy issues as well. Her father (John Lithgow), an emotionally cold, highly successful surgeon, seems to want no part of his daughter's life, even though they meet for lunch occasionally after not talking to each other for a lengthy period of time. All of these people, along with Debbie's trainer, Pete's employees, and salesgirls from Debbie's boutique, arrive at the couple's beautiful home for a birthday party where all the familial wounds are opened.

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Play	Title	Artist
	This Is 40
	I'm Your Angel	Yoko Ono: Writer Yoko Ono: Performer
	Happy Birthday to You	Mildred J. Hill: Writer Paul Rudd: Performer Graham Parker: Performer
	Heart and Soul	Hoagy Carmichael: Writer Iris Apatow: Performer
	The Package	Michael Giacchino: Writer Michael Giacchino: Performer
	So Sleepy (The Bells)	Fiona Apple: Writer Fiona Apple: Performer
	The Office Theme	Iris Apatow: Performer Jay Ferguson: Writer
	Magnet and Steel	Walter Egan: Writer Walter Egan: Performer
	Debaser	Frank Black: Writer Pixies: Performer
	Take on Me	Magne Furuholmen: Writer A-Ha: Performer
	Price Tag	Jessie J: Performer B.o.B.: Writer
	Local Girls	Graham Parker: Writer Graham Parker: Performer
	Roman's Revenge	Nicki Minaj: Performer
	Rooster	Jerry Cantrell: Writer Alice in Chains: Performer
	Always Judging (Instrumental)	Norah Jones: Writer Norah Jones: Performer Jon Brion: Produced
	Thunder and Rain	Graham Parker: Writer Graham Parker: Performer
	I Will Dare	Paul Westerberg: Writer The Replacements: Performer
	Rewrite	Paul Simon: Writer Paul Simon: Performer
	iPhoto Hell	Norah Jones: Writer Norah Jones: Performer
	Shining Through the Dark	Ryan Adams: Writer Ryan Adams: Performer
	Lunch Box/Odd Sox	Paul McCartney: Writer Wings: Performer
	Doctor	The Bird and the Bee: Performer Inara George: Writer
	You Can't Stop the Beat	Marc Shaiman: Writer Nikki Blonsky: Performer
	Little Guitars	Van Halen: Performer Edward Van Halen: Writer
	So What	Lyle Workman: Produced Maude Apatow: Writer Savannah Outen: Performer
	We Run This	Missy Elliott: Writer Missy Elliott: Performer Sugarhill Gang: Performer
	(Dance and Shout) Shake Your Body Down to the Ground	Michael Jackson: Writer The Jacksons: Performer
	Protection	Graham Parker: Writer Graham Parker: Performer
	Where Them Girls At	David Guetta: Performer Jared Cotter: Writer
	Stars	Mercedes Seecoomar: Writer Mercedes Seecoomar: Performer
	Watch the Moon Come Down	Graham Parker: Writer Graham Parker: Performer
	California Baby	Jerry Burnham: Writer
	Vergnügungspark	Gerhard Trede: Writer
	Days That We Die	Loudon Wainwright III: Writer Loudon Wainwright III: Performer
	Paradise by the Dashboard Light	Jim Steinman: Writer Meat Loaf: Performer
	What Do I Know	Lyle Workman: Produced Elle King: Writer Elle King: Performer
	Old Days	Chicago: Performer James Pankow: Writer
	Fantine's Death (Come to Me)	Alain Boublil: Writer
	SS Lost-tanic	Michael Giacchino: Writer Michael Giacchino: Performer
	Sick of You	Lindsey Buckingham: Writer Lindsey Buckingham: Performer Jon Brion: Produced
	Live and Die	The Avett Brothers: Writer The Avett Brothers: Performer
	What Do You Like?	Jon Brion: Produced Graham Parker: Writer Graham Parker: Performer
	Vasoline	Dean DeLeo: Writer Stone Temple Pilots: Performer
	Santeria	Floyd Gaugh: Writer Sublime: Performer
	The Weight	Robbie Robertson: Writer The Band: Performer
	Moan All Night	Noah Lit: Writer
	Dull Tool	Fiona Apple: Writer Fiona Apple: Performer
	Moving On	Michael Giacchino: Writer Michael Giacchino: Performer
	Lucky Now	Ryan Adams: Writer Ryan Adams: Performer
	I Got You (At the End of the Century)	Jeff Tweedy: Writer Wilco: Performer

User reviews

Donald Miller

7/10

The soundtrack of This Is 40 perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' lives, enhancing the storytelling experience.

Donna Parker

8/10

Each song in the soundtrack feels purposeful and contributes to the overall atmosphere of the film, creating a cohesive auditory experience.

Dorothy Hernandez

8/10

I found myself deeply moved by how the music in This Is 40 mirrored the characters' emotional journeys, making the film a truly immersive and memorable viewing experience.

Donald Scott

6/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of artists and genres, providing a rich and dynamic listening experience that complements the narrative.

Deborah Hernandez

6/10

The musical choices in This Is 40 feel authentic and sincere, reflecting the ups and downs of real life relationships and family dynamics.

Deborah Rodriguez

6/10

The music selection in the film enhances the overall mood and atmosphere, creating a sense of nostalgia and introspection.

Kenneth Jackson

6/10

The soundtrack effectively underscores the themes of growth, self-discovery, and resilience explored in the film, resonating with audiences on a personal level.

Melissa Lee

7/10

The use of music in This Is 40 not only sets the tone for the movie but also elevates the viewer's connection to the characters and their individual struggles.

Timothy Anderson

6/10

The soundtrack of This Is 40 perfectly captures the emotional complexity of the characters' lives, adding depth to their stories.

Ronald Jackson

5/10

The use of music in key moments adds a layer of emotional resonance, making the audience feel more connected to the characters' struggles and joys.

Mary Smith

8/10

The music selection in the film is eclectic and thoughtfully curated, adding layers of meaning to key scenes and character interactions.

Ronald Campbell

6/10

The songs chosen for specific scenes help to convey the characters' inner thoughts and feelings, adding a new dimension to their development.

Dorothy Davis

5/10

Overall, the music in This Is 40 serves as a powerful storytelling tool, weaving together the different threads of the characters' lives into a cohesive and compelling narrative.