• This Is the End (2013) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.60/10 from 436000 votes

Tags: apocalypse, ensemble cast, actress playing herself, actor playing himself

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Synopsis

James Franco is hosting a mega house warming party in his newly built modern Los Angeles mansion. Seth Rogen, an invitee, convinces his reluctant friend Jay Baruchel, visiting from Canada and who is staying with Seth as he always does when he's in town, to go to the party with him. Jay's reluctance is due to not really knowing or therefore feeling comfortable with James and his friends, and he believes James and his friends feel the same about him.

Jay's uncomfortableness at the party is overtaken when he and Seth witness something otherworldly. James and the other party guests believe what happened was a mere earthquake - a common enough occurrence in southern California - which Jay is willing to admit is not what this event was despite appearing even more of an outsider to the group, that is until a more apocalyptic event hits the area around the house leading to mass fatalities.

The survivors surmise that what is happening is in the realm of a zombie apocalypse or the actual rapture itself. A few of the survivors take refuge in James' house which may or may not protect them from what is happening in the outside world. As they try to survive, the issue of self-preservation may kick in, especially as it applies to food and water, and whether to provide refuge to anyone else on the outside trying to get in.

But as inner thoughts of possibly not surviving what is happening may come to the front of mind, true thoughts of what this small group of celebrities think about each other may also come to light.

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Play	Title	Artist
	This Is the End
	Everybody (Backstreet's Back)	Max Martin: Writer Backstreet Boys: Performer
	Step Into a World (Rapture's Delight)	KRS-One: Performer Debbie Harry: Writer
	A Joyful Process	George Clinton: Writer Funkadelic: Performer
	Girls Girls $	Theophilus London: Writer Theophilus London: Performer
	Tipsy	J-Kwon: Writer J-Kwon: Performer
	Easy Fix	K.Flay: Writer K.Flay: Performer
	Disco 2000	Nick Banks: Writer Pulp: Performer
	Love in the Old Days	James Franco: Writer Daddy: Performer
	She Got that Too	Craig Robinson: Writer Craig Robinson: Performer
	Take Yo Panties Off	Craig Robinson: Writer
	Please Save My Soul	Kyle Hunter: Writer
	Go Outside	Madeline Follin: Writer Cults: Performer
	Spiteful Intervention	Kevin Barnes: Writer Of Montreal: Performer
	War Pigs	Ozzy Osbourne: Writer Black Sabbath: Performer
	Ruff Ryder's Anthem	Swizz Beatz: Writer
	When the Sh-- Goes Down	Cypress Hill: Performer Lawrence Dickens: Writer The Outlaw Blues Band: Performer
	Gangnam Style	Psy: Writer Psy: Performer
	Paper Planes	M.I.A.: Writer M.I.A.: Performer
	The Next Episode	Dr. Dre: Writer Dr. Dre: Performer
	Toccata and Fugue in D Minor	Johann Sebastian Bach: Writer Michael Murray: Performer
	Hole in the Earth	Chino Moreno: Writer Deftones: Performer
	Watchu Want	Jesse Shatkin: Writer Jesse Shatkin: Performer
	I Will Always Love You	Dolly Parton: Writer Whitney Houston: Performer
	Spirit in the Sky	Norman Greenbaum: Writer Norman Greenbaum: Performer
	The End of the Beginning	Ozzy Osbourne: Writer Black Sabbath: Performer
	THE INTERVIEW: Kim Jong-un	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Me So Sorry	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Operation Dung Beetle	Henry Jackman: Performer
	East Meets West	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Backdoor Rendezvous	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Guns N Girls	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Panic At The Palace	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Skylark Discovers The Truth	Henry Jackman: Performer
	The Wrath Of Kim	Henry Jackman: Performer
	So Long Sook	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Grand Finale	Henry Jackman: Performer
	THIS IS THE END: Inferno On Melrose	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Celebrity Sinkhole	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Book Of Revelations	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Feeling Horny?	Henry Jackman: Performer
	15. The Exorcism Of Jonah Hill	Henry Jackman: Performer
	16. The Final Rapture	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Rapture On Melrose	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Hills on Fire - The Sinkhole	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Foreboding News Report	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Can't Sleep	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Head Guy	Henry Jackman: Performer
	The Sinkhole Remains	Henry Jackman: Performer
	This Shit is Biblical	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Boredom Montage	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Emma Returns	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Drawing Matches Pt 1	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Craig Gets the Water	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Creepy Basement Memorabilia	Henry Jackman: Performer
	The Devil Rapes Jonah	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Drawing Matches Pt 2	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Jay & Craig Go Outside	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Something's Wrong with Jonah	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Jonah Is Possessed	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Demonic Chase Sequence	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Lights Out, Jay's Got a Plan	Henry Jackman: Performer
	The Exorcism of Jonah Hill	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Fire Chase	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Craig's Last Stand	Henry Jackman: Performer
	Franco's Demise	Henry Jackman: Performer
	The Rapture of Seth & Jay	Henry Jackman: Performer

User reviews

Betty Walker

7/10

The music selection in the film is diverse and eclectic, offering a great range of genres that cater to different moods and scenes throughout the story.

Daniel Allen

7/10

The soundtrack of This Is the End perfectly sets the tone for the apocalyptic comedy with a mix of upbeat and eerie tracks that enhance the viewing experience.

Patricia Thompson

6/10

The soundtrack also does a great job of reflecting the personalities of the main characters, with each song choice adding depth to their individual story arcs and relationships.

Lisa Campbell

5/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack incorporates both popular hits and original compositions, enhancing the overall viewing experience and immersing me further into the story.

Linda King

6/10

The music selection is diverse and well-curated, blending a mix of intense, dramatic tracks with more lighthearted and comedic songs to reflect the rollercoaster of emotions experienced by the characters.

John Thomas

7/10

The way the soundtrack is integrated into key moments of the movie adds depth and emotion to the characters' experiences, making the film more engaging and immersive.

Deborah Garcia

8/10

The soundtrack of This Is the End successfully captures the chaos and absurdity of the characters' situation, elevating the storytelling with its well-chosen musical accompaniment.

Richard Jackson

7/10

Overall, the music in This Is the End is a standout feature of the film, contributing to its unique blend of humor, horror, and heart in a way that stays with the viewer long after the credits roll.

David Campbell

8/10

The use of popular songs in the soundtrack is clever and enhances the comedic aspects of the film, creating memorable and entertaining moments for the audience.

Mark Brown

5/10

I found myself humming along to some of the catchy tunes long after the movie ended, a testament to the memorable and well-chosen tracks that left a lasting impression.

Patricia Lewis

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of This Is the End is a standout element of the film, showcasing the importance of music in setting the tone and enhancing the overall narrative of the story.

Richard Carter

6/10

The soundtrack of This Is the End perfectly captures the chaotic and apocalyptic atmosphere of the movie, adding tension and excitement to the unfolding events.

David Martin

5/10

The use of music to underscore key moments in the film, such as the initial party scene and the escalating chaos outside, effectively heightens the sense of urgency and danger.

Donna Lee

8/10

The original score composed for This Is the End is both haunting and atmospheric, adding a layer of tension and suspense to the overall narrative.

Kenneth Hall

2/10

The soundtrack of This Is the End felt out of place and distracting, failing to enhance the overall tone of the movie. The music choices did not seem to align well with the apocalyptic theme and instead felt disjointed.

William Perez

5/10

The score perfectly complements the on-screen action, enhancing the comedic moments with upbeat tunes and amplifying the suspenseful sequences with haunting melodies.

Betty Martin

4/10

Furthermore, the use of popular songs in the soundtrack felt cliché and uninspired, detracting from the originality of the film. It seemed like the music was selected without much thought or consideration for how it would complement the narrative, resulting in a jarring viewing experience.

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