• To Kill a Cop (1981) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

In Paris, the ex-cop Choucas is a private detective that works with a mysterious partner, Tarpon, and the secretary Charlotte. He is presently working in an embezzlement case of an employee of the pharmacist Jude.

When the middle-aged Isabelle Pigot hires him to investigate the disappearance of her blind twenty year-old daughter Marthe Pigot that worked at the Drillard Foundation for blinds, the Police Inspector Coccioli seeks Choucas out and asks him to drop the case. But Choucas proceeds with the investigation and schedules an encounter with Isabelle in a square, but she is murdered with a shot on the forehead.

Chouca continues to investigate and soon the dirty Chief Inspector Madrier tries to kill Chouca, but he is only wounded and kills the inspector in self-defense. Then two criminals abduct Chouca but he succeeds to escape. He meets his secret partner, the retired Chief of Police Haymann, and Charlotte and they disclose a case of narcotics.

Further, Choucas learns that he has been manipulated by Coccioli and other Chiefs of Police.

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Play	Title	Artist
	To Kill a Cop
	Bensonhurst Blues	Artie Kaplan: Writer Oscar Benton: Performer
	Don't Make my Brown Eyes Blue	Crystal Gayle: Performer Richard Leigh: Writer
	The Dancing Bumble Bee/Bumble Boogie	Neil Diamond: Writer Neil Diamond: Performer
	Say Maybe	Neil Diamond: Writer
	Petite Fleur	Sidney Bechet: Performer Fernand Bonifay: Lyrics
	Cadiz	Isaac Albéniz: Writer

User reviews

Andrew Wright

6/10

Overall, I was impressed by the attention to detail in the soundtrack of To Kill a Cop. The music not only complemented the on-screen action, but also added depth and dimension to the characters and their motivations.

Andrew Lee

4/10

The soundtrack of To Kill a Cop lacks diversity and fails to capture the suspense and intensity of the detective storyline. The music feels repetitive and uninspired, making it difficult to engage with the unfolding events on screen.

Edward Evans

6/10

The music in To Kill a Cop was a crucial element in setting the tone for the film. It helped establish the gritty and intense atmosphere that permeated the story.

Deborah Allen

8/10

The music in To Kill a Cop effectively underscores key moments in the plot, heightening the emotional impact of pivotal scenes.

Joseph Mitchell

8/10

The soundtrack showcases a wide range of musical styles and genres, catering to the diverse themes and moods present in the film.

Thomas Adams

7/10

The soundtrack of To Kill a Cop perfectly captures the suspenseful and mysterious atmosphere of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Kenneth Carter

7/10

The use of different musical motifs for each character adds depth to the narrative, helping to distinguish their individual story arcs and personalities.

Karen Allen

6/10

The soundtrack of To Kill a Cop effectively conveyed the sense of danger and intrigue present in the plot. The use of dark tones and ominous sounds created a palpable sense of suspense.

Susan Mitchell

4/10

The use of generic, stock music in key moments of the film undermines the emotional impact of crucial scenes. Instead of enhancing the tension or drama, the soundtrack feels disconnected and out of place, detracting from the overall viewing experience.

Linda Perez

7/10

The overall sound design of the film, including the soundtrack, contributes to the authenticity and realism of the Parisian setting portrayed on screen.

Andrew Thomas

5/10

The soundtrack of To Kill a Cop perfectly captures the mysterious and suspenseful atmosphere of the film. The use of eerie melodies and tense rhythms kept me on the edge of my seat throughout.

Steven Parker

7/10

The soundtrack seamlessly transitions between scenes, creating a cohesive and immersive cinematic experience for the viewer.

Karen Davis

7/10

The music effectively conveys the tension and danger present in the storyline, keeping the audience engaged and on edge throughout the movie.

Andrew Martin

4/10

The composition of the score in To Kill a Cop feels outdated and cliché, relying on tired tropes and predictable musical cues. This results in a lackluster audio accompaniment that fails to elevate the narrative or immerse the audience in the unfolding mystery.

Laura Thompson

5/10

I found the music in To Kill a Cop to be a standout element of the movie. It effectively heightened the emotions of each scene and added depth to the storytelling.

Sarah Harris

8/10

The choice of instruments and melodies in the soundtrack is both unique and memorable, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Deborah Evans

7/10

The musical score of To Kill a Cop is a standout element of the film, demonstrating the skillful craftsmanship and artistry of the composers involved in creating a memorable and impactful soundtrack.

Betty Rodriguez

5/10

The soundtrack of To Kill a Cop showcased a diverse range of musical styles and genres, each contributing to the overall mood of the film. From suspenseful orchestral pieces to pulsating electronic tracks, the music was dynamic and engaging.

James Allen

6/10

I appreciated how the soundtrack of To Kill a Cop seamlessly blended with the visuals, enhancing the overall cinematic experience. The music added layers of complexity to the narrative and characters.

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