• Too Big to Fail (2011) Soundtrack OST •

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Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Too Big to Fail - Il crollo dei giganti

Title in Português:

Too Big to Fail - Die große Krise

Synopsis

A close look behind the scenes, between late March and mid-October, 2008: we follow Richard Fuld's benighted attempt to save Lehman Brothers; conversations among Hank Paulson (the Secretary of the Treasury), Ben Bernanke (chair of the Federal Reserve), and Tim Geithner (president of the New York Fed) as they seek a private solution for Lehman's; and, back-channel negotiations among Paulson, Warren Buffet, investment bankers, a British regulator, and members of Congress as almost all work to save the U.S. economy. By the end, with the no-strings bailout arranged, modest confidence restored on Wall Street, and a meltdown averted, Paulson wonders if banks will lend.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Too Big to Fail
	The Banking Crisis (Main Titles)	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Times Square	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Phone Calls	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Give Me The Papers	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Tarp Fails	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Take The Vote	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Geithner Running	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Double Cross Phone Call	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Insomnia	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	French Minister	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Capital Injections	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	We Don't Want To Import Your Cancer	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	The Great Depression	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	I Have A Company To Save	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	They're Not On Top Of It	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	CEO Arrival	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	You Need To Sleep	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Beijing	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Paulson Theme	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Ted, Audrey And The Trees - Dr. Seuss' The Lorax (John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Candy Factory - Hop (Christopher Lennertz)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Rickshaw Chase - Kung Fu Panda 2 (Hans Zimmer and John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Dolphin Dance - Dolphin Tale (Mark Isham)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	National News - Big Miracle (Cliff Eidelman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Nim's Island - Nim's Island (Patrick Doyle)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Calling The Guardians - Rise of the Guardians (Alexandre Desplat)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	This Is Berk - How To Train Your Dragon (John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Flying - Rio (John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Horton Suite - Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears A Who! (John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Theme - Astro Boy (John Ottman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Let Us Drink Milk - Speed Racer (Michael Giacchino)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Final Round - Real Steel (Danny Elfman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Flying A Tank - The A-Team (Alan Silvestri)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	A Man, A Plan, A Code, Dubai - Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (Michael Giacchino)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Largo Winch (Alexandre Desplat)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Fast Five (Brian Tyler)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Bull Run - Knight and Day (John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	End Credits - G.I. Joe: The Rise Of Cobra (Alan Silvestri)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Enterprising Young Men - Star Trek (Michael Giacchino)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Disc Time:	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Introducing Amelia - Amelia (Gabriel Yared)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Honored Colleague - Charlie Wilson's War (James Newton Howard)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Japan - Hachi (Jan A.P. Kaczmarek)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Ain't You Tired (End Title) - The Help (Thomas Newman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	End Credits - The Bucket List (Marc Shaiman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Anna's Theme - Leap Year (Randy Edelman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Main Title - The Tudors - Season 3 (Trevor Morris)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Bel Ami (Rachel Portman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Main TItle - Parade's End (Dirk Brossé)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Isabel The Strong - Your Highness (Steve Jablonsky, Performed by Lisbeth Scott)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Opening Titles - Albert Nobbs (Brian Byrne)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Little Edie On Chair - Grey Gardens (Rachel Portman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Opening Credits - Another Year (Gary Yershon)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	La Fille Du Puisatier (Alexandre Desplat)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Romanze - The Last Station (Sergey Yevtushenko)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Love Theme - Spartacus (Alex North, Performed by Dave Grusin)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Overture - The Visitor (Jan A.P. Kaczmarek)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Running In The Sand - La Ligne Droite (Patrick Doyle)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	S.O.P. Theme #1 - Standard Operating Procedure (Danny Elfman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Columbus Circle (Brian Tyler)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Back Home - Flash Of Genius (Aaron Zigman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Opening Titles - Mildred Pierce (Carter Burwell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Legend and Main Title - Fool's Gold (George Fenton)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Espiritu Esa Ala - Sanctum (David Hirschfelder)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Maruge Digs - The First Grader (Alex Heffes)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Main Title - The Stoning Of Soraya M. (John Debney)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Horizon To Horizon - Black Gold (James Horner)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	When The Heart Dies - In The Land Of Blood And Honey (Gabriel Yared, Performed by Nataa Mirkovi´c - De Ro)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Love & War Finale - There Be Dragons: Secretos De Pasión (Robert Folk)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Suite For Symphony Orchestra, Choir and Piano Soloist - Oscar: The Color of Destiny (Diego Navarro)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Entre La Luz Y El Pecado - For Greater Glory (James Horner, Performed by Clara Sanabras)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	They'll Remember You - Valkyrie (John Ottman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	The Mission - The Sum Of All Fears (Jerry Goldsmith, Performed by Cristina Farrais, Mark Snow, Tenerife Film Orchestra)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Wolf Suite (Part 1) - The Wolfman (Danny Elfman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Dream House (John Debney)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	End Credits - Let Me In (Michael Giacchino)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Evacuation - I Am Legend (James Newton Howard)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Main Titles - Never Let Me Go (Rachel Portman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Eva - Igor (Patrick Doyle)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Love Theme - True Blood (Nathan Barr)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Opening Titles - John Carpenter's The Ward (Mark Kilian)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Fright Night (Ramin Djawadi)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	The Ghost Writer (Alexandre Desplat)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	The Banking Crisis (Main Titles) - Too Big To Fail (Marcelo Zarvos)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	The Ides Of March (Alexandre Desplat)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Watergate - Frost / Nixon (Hans Zimmer)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	End Title - Brake (Brian Tyler)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Main Titles - Camelot (Mychael and Jeff Danna)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Main Titles - The Borgias (Trevor Morris)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Main Title - Game of Thrones - Season 2 (Ramin Djawadi)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Golden Gate Bridge - Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Patrick Doyle)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Hopper - Battleship (Steve Jablonsky)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Babylon Requiem - Babylon A.D. (Atli Örvarsson)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Battle: Los Angeles (Brian Tyler)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Jake Lonergan - Cowboys & Aliens (Harry Gregson-Williams)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	End Title - Eagle Eye (Brian Tyler)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Racing - Charlie St. Cloud (Rolfe Kent)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Redemption and Rebirth - A Thousand Words (John Debney)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	The Drive To Immaculata (Main Title) - The Mighty Macs (William Ross)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Trouble With The Curve (Marco Beltrami)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Gig Catches / Taking The Lead - Touchback (William Ross)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	A Liverpool Anthem – You'll Never Walk Alone - Will (Nigel Clarke & Michael Csányi-Wills)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Letting Go - Super 8 (Michael Giacchino)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	A Call To Adventure (Theme from Mummy 3) - The Mummy 3: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (Randy Edelman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	We Don't Want To Import Your Cancer	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	They're Not On Top Of It	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Ted, Audrey And The Trees - Dr. Seuss' The Lorax (John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Nim's Island - Nim's Island (Patrick Doyle)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Horton Suite - Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears A Who! (John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Honored Colleague - Charlie Wilson's War (James Newton Howard)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Ain't You Tired (End Title) - The Help (Thomas Newman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Anna's Theme - Leap Year (Randy Edelman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Main TItle - Parade's End (Dirk Brossé)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Legend and Main Title - Fool's Gold (George Fenton)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	They'll Remember You - Valkyrie (John Ottman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Opening Titles - John Carpenter's The Ward (Mark Kilian)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	A Liverpool Anthem – You'll Never Walk Alone - Will (Nigel Clarke & Michael Csányi-Wills)	Nathan Barr: Performer

User reviews

Kimberly Johnson

7/10

The score of Too Big to Fail effectively captures the tension and high stakes of the financial crisis of 2008, enhancing the storytelling and keeping viewers engaged.

Donna Adams

9/10

The soundtrack of Too Big to Fail perfectly captures the tension and urgency of the financial crisis of 2008. The music enhances the drama and keeps the audience engaged throughout the film, creating a sense of unease and suspense that mirrors the real events portrayed.

Joshua Moore

7/10

The composition of the music in Too Big to Fail masterfully reflects the complexity and urgency of the behind-the-scenes negotiations, effectively conveying the gravity of the situation and the weight of the decisions being made.

Melissa Thompson

6/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of both traditional orchestral elements and modern electronic sounds creates a dynamic and engaging listening experience.

Steven Brown

5/10

The use of subtle and understated music in key moments of negotiation and decision-making adds depth and emotion to the storytelling.

John Johnson

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Too Big to Fail is a crucial element in conveying the drama and significance of the events portrayed in the film.

Betty Wilson

4/10

The music in Too Big to Fail failed to capture the intensity and urgency of the financial crisis depicted in the film. Instead of enhancing the tension and drama of the scenes, the soundtrack felt flat and uninspired, missing the opportunity to elevate the storytelling.

Patricia Nelson

10/10

I was impressed by the emotional depth of the score in Too Big to Fail. The music effectively conveys the high stakes and human drama involved in the financial crisis, adding a layer of complexity to the narrative. The soundtrack beautifully complements the storytelling, enhancing the impact of the film's key moments and making it a truly immersive experience.

Mary Phillips

5/10

The soundtrack of Too Big to Fail effectively captures the tension and urgency of the financial crisis unfolding in late 2008.

Susan Moore

6/10

The music builds tension effectively as the story progresses towards the climax, reflecting the escalating pressure on the characters.

Ashley Anderson

7/10

The use of subtle and haunting melodies in the soundtrack adds depth to the characters and their struggles, creating an emotional connection with the audience.

Brian Davis

5/10

The music helps to create a sense of unease and uncertainty as the characters grapple with the challenges of saving Lehman Brothers and the U.S. economy.

Emily Brown

2/10

The soundtrack of Too Big to Fail felt repetitive and lacked variety, making it difficult to stay engaged throughout the film. The same themes and musical cues seemed to be used repeatedly without much creativity or innovation.

Elizabeth Wilson

5/10

The music contributes to the overall atmosphere of the film, immersing the audience in the high-stakes world of finance and decision-making.

Donald King

3/10

The choice of instrumentation and musical style in the soundtrack of Too Big to Fail did not seem to match the tone and subject matter of the movie. The music often felt out of place and disconnected from the events unfolding on screen, creating a jarring and distracting viewing experience.