• Three to Tango (1999) Soundtrack OST •

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Oscar Novak is an idealistic young architect on the rise, boyishly-handsome and funny. Oscar and his business partner Peter Steinberg have just landed a career-making opportunity: Chicago tycoon Charles Newman has chosen them to compete for the design of a multi-million dollar cultural center.

In a ploy for publicity, Newman has pitched Oscar and Peter in a neck-and-neck competition with their archrivals and former colleagues, the hugely successful (and equally ruthless) Decker and Strauss. Impressed with Oscar's feverish dedication to winning the job, Charles assigns him the additional task of spying on his mistress Amy, whom Charles guards as jealously as he guards his investments.

Oscar's bumbling attempts at surveillance fail, but he does develop a crush on Amy, a beautiful and headstrong artist, who begins to return his growing affection. Much to his chagrin, Oscar might finally have found the woman of his dreams--but then he discovers that the jealous Charles has assigned him this special job only because he (mistakenly) believes that Oscar is gay.

Oscar's frustration is compounded when he realizes that Amy also believes him to be gay. In short order, Oscar's friends, his family, and even strangers on the street believe that he is gay. The very heterosexual Oscar Novak becomes the most famous gay man in Chicago, and his entire life is turned upside-down.

When he is honored as Chicago's Gay Professional of the Year, Oscar must make a decision: Will he continue the lie and hold onto the job of a lifetime and a warm but frustrating friendship with the girl he loves, or is it time to face the consequences of coming out of the closet and telling the whole world that he is secretly--straight?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Three to Tango
	Jumpin' East Of Java	The Brian Setzer Orchestra: Performer Brian Setzer: Writer
	Let's Get It On	Marvin Gaye: Performer Marvin Gaye: Writer
	Sanctuary	Blair Mackichan: Writer
	Peter Gunn Theme	Henry Mancini: Writer
	Hot Blooded	Mick Jones: Writer Neve Campbell: Performer
	Violent Love	Willie Dixon: Writer Indigo Swing: Performer
	Maddest Kind Of Love	Big Bad Voodoo Daddy: Performer
	Pao De Acucar	Daniel Indart: Writer
	(Theme From) Bonanza
	It's Not Your Fault
	Here Comes The Snake
	Trou Macacq
	Goin' Out Of My Head
	I Wanna Rock A/K/A (Everytime I Hear) That Mellow Saxophone
	Theme From 'Of Human Bondage'
	By The Light Of The Silvery Moon
	Salt In My Wounds
	That Says It All
	Brazil
	Jumpin' Jack
	Swing Sweet Pussycat
	"Jumpin East of Java" - Brian Setzer Orchestra	Graeme Revell: Performer
	"Swing Sweet Pussycat" - The Atomic Fireballs	Graeme Revell: Performer
	"Maddest Kid of Love" - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy	Graeme Revell: Performer
	"Mr. Zoot Suit" - The Flying Nuetrinos	Graeme Revell: Performer
	"Here Comes The Snake" - Cherry Poppin Daddies	Graeme Revell: Performer
	"Trou Macaque" - Squirrel Nut Zippers	Graeme Revell: Performer
	"Datin With No Dough" - Royal Crown Revue	Graeme Revell: Performer
	"Violent Love" - Indigo Swing	Graeme Revell: Performer
	"Go Tell the Preacher" - Might Blue Kings	Graeme Revell: Performer
	"Lint" - The Outsiders	Graeme Revell: Performer
	"Goin Out of My Head" - Josh Ralph Feat Dr. John	Graeme Revell: Performer
	"Salt in My Wounds" - Shamekia Copeland	Graeme Revell: Performer
	"That Says it All" - Duncan Shiek	Graeme Revell: Performer
	"Let's Get Outta Here" - Graeme Revell	Graeme Revell: Performer

User reviews

Emily Johnson

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Three to Tango is a delightful accompaniment to the film, enriching the viewing experience with its catchy tunes and evocative compositions.

Dorothy Taylor

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Three to Tango is a standout feature of the film, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Nancy King

5/10

The soundtrack of Three to Tango perfectly captures the playful and comedic tone of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Elizabeth Nelson

5/10

The use of light-hearted melodies and upbeat rhythms in the soundtrack mirrors the film's witty dialogue and humorous situations, creating a cohesive audio-visual experience.

Mark Walker

2/10

I found the soundtrack of Three to Tango to be lackluster and uninspiring. The music did not effectively enhance the emotions or the storyline of the film, leaving me feeling disconnected from the characters and their struggles.

Joseph Miller

5/10

The seamless integration of music into the narrative of Three to Tango showcases the importance of sound in enhancing the storytelling and emotional impact of the film.

Elizabeth Hill

8/10

The soundtrack of Three to Tango perfectly captures the lighthearted and comedic tone of the movie. Each track enhances the scenes and adds depth to the characters' emotions.

Ashley Moore

7/10

The score effectively conveys the rollercoaster of emotions experienced by the protagonist, Oscar Novak, as he navigates through the complexities of mistaken identity and unexpected love. The music enhances the character development and adds layers of depth to the narrative.

Donald Clark

6/10

The soundtrack of Three to Tango strikes a balance between comedic moments and heartfelt scenes, providing a well-rounded listening experience.

Donald Miller

6/10

The soundtrack features a mix of classic and contemporary tunes that appeal to a wide range of audiences, enhancing the film's appeal to diverse viewers.

Nancy Lee

1/10

Overall, I was disappointed with the soundtrack of Three to Tango as it failed to elevate the film and bring depth to the story. The lack of creativity and originality in the music choices left me underwhelmed and wishing for a more dynamic and compelling soundtrack.

Donna Harris

5/10

The musical choices in the film effectively evoke a sense of charm and whimsy, contributing to the overall charm of the story and its characters.

Michelle Jackson

6/10

The soundtrack features a variety of instrumental arrangements that complement the different moods and settings depicted in the movie, adding depth to the storytelling.

Timothy Phillips

3/10

The choice of songs and compositions felt generic and forgettable, failing to leave a lasting impact or create a memorable atmosphere for the movie. The music did not succeed in capturing the charm or the humor of the characters, making the viewing experience less engaging and enjoyable.

Donna Harris

6/10

The songs selected for key moments in the film help to underscore the character development and relationships, adding layers of meaning to the narrative.

Michelle Brown

7/10

The music selection is diverse and engaging, incorporating a mix of upbeat tunes and heartfelt melodies that complement the storyline beautifully. It creates a dynamic and immersive listening experience for the audience.

Anthony Robinson

6/10

The musical score effectively conveys the emotional journey of the main character, Oscar Novak, as he navigates the complexities of mistaken identity and romantic entanglements.

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