• Two Angels (2003) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.30/10 from 193 votes

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Synopsis

In the countryside of Iran, a poor fifteen year-old boy, called Ali, has frictions with his violent and retrograde religious father, Hussein.

When Ali meets a shepherd playing Nay in the field, he falls in love with the music and steals the musical instrument from the man.

He tells his mother that he is interested in leaning how to play the Nay and his mother sends him to a music school in Tehran.

The naive Ali befriends the wealthy student of Daf Azar, who is also enthusiastic about music.

When Hussein discovers that his son is playing the Nay, his stupidity leads the family to a tragedy.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Two Angels
	Blind
	Live Wire
	Wake Me up Before You Go-Go
	Money - Edit
	I Love Rock 'N Roll
	Charlie's Angels 2000 - Apollo 440 w/o Dialog
	Angel Of The Morning
	Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel - Pt. 1
	Undercover Angel
	Turning Japanese
	Independent Women, Pt. 1
	Groove Is in the Heart
	Smack My Bitch Up (edit)
	Angel's Eye
	Barracuda
	True - Single Edit
	You Make Me Feel Like Dancing - Remastered
	The Humpty Dance
	Baby Got Back
	Dot
	Got To Give It Up - Pt. 1
	Miami Vice Theme
	Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)
	Simon Says
	Song 2
	Billie Jean
	Ya Mama
	Angel
	All The Small Things
	Feel Good Time (feat. William Orbit)
	Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting) - Remastered 2014
	Rebel Rebel
	Danger! High Voltage - Soulchild Radio Mix
	Livin' On A Prayer
	Any Way You Want It
	Surfer Girl - Remastered
	Working for the Weekend
	A Girl Like You
	I Just Want To Be Your Everything
	This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)
	U Can't Touch This
	Last Dance - Single Version
	Who Are You
	Firestarter
	Breathe
	Block Rockin' Beats - Radio Edit
	Misirlou
	Wild Thing
	Nuthin' But A "G" Thang
	Flashdance...What A Feeling - From "Flashdance"
	Theme of Pink Panther
	The Lonely Goatherd
	Sleep Now In the Fire
	Mickey
	Through the Eyes of Love (Theme from the Motion Picture "Ice Castles")
	Looks That Kill
	Centerfold
	Get Down Tonight
	Acetone
	Sleep Walk

User reviews

Mary Smith

7/10

The powerful and emotive score of Two Angels not only enhances the storytelling but also serves as a poignant reminder of the transformative power of music in bridging cultural divides and fostering personal growth.

Richard Johnson

5/10

The soundtrack of Two Angels beautifully captures the emotional journey of Ali, from his turbulent relationship with his father to his passion for music. The haunting melodies of the Nay evoke a sense of longing and introspection, perfectly reflecting Ali's inner turmoil.

Anthony Taylor

9/10

The haunting melodies of the Nay, played by the shepherd in the countryside of Iran, evoke a sense of longing and yearning that resonates with Ali's inner turmoil and desire for self-expression.

Deborah Martin

3/10

The repetitive nature of the musical themes became tiresome and monotonous, failing to provide any meaningful variation or progression throughout the film. This lack of musical dynamics weakened the impact of pivotal moments in the story, leaving the audience feeling disconnected and underwhelmed.

Timothy Scott

5/10

The music in Two Angels effectively conveys the cultural and social contrasts present in the story, blending traditional Iranian sounds with modern influences. The use of traditional instruments like the Daf and Nay creates a rich tapestry of sound that immerses the audience in the setting of rural Iran.

Andrew Hall

9/10

The soundtrack of Two Angels beautifully captures the emotional journey of the main character, Ali, as he discovers his passion for music amidst family conflict and tragedy.

Robert Carter

8/10

The hauntingly beautiful and evocative melodies of the Nay played throughout Two Angels perfectly capture the emotional journey of Ali, from his stifled life in the countryside to his pursuit of music in Tehran.

Margaret Nelson

9/10

As Ali embarks on his musical journey at the music school in Tehran, the soundtrack evolves to reflect his growth and transformation, with uplifting and inspiring compositions that highlight the power of music to heal and unite.

James Nelson

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Two Angels enhances the storytelling by adding depth and emotion to key moments in the film. The music not only complements the narrative but also elevates it, making the viewing experience more engaging and memorable.

Joshua Baker

10/10

The climactic moments of the film are intensified by the evocative score, which effectively conveys the tension and drama of Hussein's misguided actions, leading to a tragic turn of events that leaves a lasting impact on the audience.

Ashley Green

1/10

The use of traditional Iranian instruments like the Nay and Daf felt forced and out of place in certain scenes, disrupting the natural flow of the narrative and failing to enhance the overall viewing experience.

Deborah Green

7/10

The seamless blending of traditional Iranian musical elements with modern compositions in the soundtrack of Two Angels creates a unique and captivating listening experience that transports the audience into Ali's world.

William Wilson

4/10

The soundtrack of Two Angels failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the film's storyline. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the power to evoke the inner turmoil and tension between Ali and his father.

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