Duplex Soundtrack (

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Rating: 5.90/10 from 61000 votes
Tags: duplex, vomiting into a kitchen sink
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Dúplex
Title in Italiano:

Duplex - Un appartamento per tre
Title in Português:

Duplex

Synopsis

Married New Yorkers Alex Rose and Nancy Kendricks are on the market for their first house, largely for Alex, who, writing his second novel with an imminent deadline for his editor Jean, would like to be able to work from home opposed to using a local Starbucks as his office.

Despite being at the upper end of their price range, they believe an agent named Kenneth has shown them the perfect property in Brooklyn, the twist with it being that it is a two level duplex. The plus is that they get two units for the price of one. The minus is that the upper level unit is a rent controlled apartment with an existing tenant, an elderly Irish woman named Mrs. Connelly who they cannot evict.

In meeting Mrs. Connelly, they believe she will be a harmless enough tenant, enough for them to purchase the property without even having viewed her unit. They ultimately find that Mrs. Connelly's sweet outer nature masks the tenant from hell, she who seems to be able to manipulate the situation to her benefit as the helpless little old lady.

Her constant late night noise leads to Alex needing to nap frequently during the day instead of write, and even when he is lucid enough in the day to write, her constant requests impede his time. Even after Alex foists the responsibility of building manager to Nancy to handle from her office, she a magazine designer, the problem is just spread between the two of them and not just Alex.

And any measure they take to curb whatever problem Mrs. Connelly presents in their life, a local beat cop, Officer Dan, always seems to come to Mrs. Connelly's aide against them. As such, they feel the need to take increasingly extreme measures to deal with the problem that is Mrs. Connelly.

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Duplex
Allegro - L'Estro Armonico Op.3: Concerto No. 2 in G Minor
Irish Jaunting Car
The Woody Woodpecker Song
Hawaii Five-O
The Love Boat
Listen Here
Água de Beber
Pub with No Beer
True
Adios, Au Revoir, Auf Wiedersehn
Grazing in the Grass
Speakeasy Blues
Requiem. K. 626: Dies Irae
Sexual Healing
Score from 'The Perfect Storm'
Joshua Fit de Battle ob Jericho
It's Beginning to Look Like Christmas
Jingle Bells
Allegro - L'Estro Armonico Op.3: Concerto No. 2 in G Minor
The Academy of Ancient Music: Performer
Score from 'The Perfect Storm'
James Horner: Performer
It's Beginning to Look Like Christmas
Meredith Willson: Performer

User reviews

Paul Smith
6/10

The use of playful melodies in certain scenes added a lighthearted touch to the film, balancing out the darker moments.

Linda Gonzalez
6/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music added layers to the characters' experiences, making their struggles more relatable and impactful.

Matthew Martinez
8/10

The use of subtle piano melodies in certain scenes creates a sense of melancholy and introspection, reflecting Alex's struggle to find peace and focus amidst the chaos caused by Mrs. Connelly. The music adds depth to the emotional journey of the characters.

George Martin
5/10

The soundtrack's seamless transitions between different moods and tones showcased the skillful composition and arrangement of the music.

Anthony Thompson
6/10

The music helped to build suspense and anticipation during the climax of the film, keeping me engaged and on the edge of my seat.

Mark Davis
6/10

The soundtrack of Duplex perfectly captures the chaotic and comedic tone of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Thomas Harris
1/10

The soundtrack of Duplex fails to capture the tension and frustration experienced by the main characters, Alex and Nancy, as they struggle to deal with the nightmare tenant, Mrs. Connelly. The music lacks intensity and fails to enhance the audience's emotional connection to the story.

Deborah Rodriguez
8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Duplex enhances the storytelling by immersing the audience in the emotions and experiences of the characters. It is a vital component that elevates the viewing experience and adds layers of depth to the narrative.

Kimberly Wright
5/10

The soundtrack effectively underscored the character dynamics and relationships, providing insight into their motivations and conflicts.

Kimberly King
10/10

Listening to the soundtrack of Duplex outside of the movie context is equally enjoyable, as it evokes memories of the quirky characters and hilarious scenarios. The melodies are catchy and memorable, making it a soundtrack worth revisiting even after the movie ends.

Linda Young
5/10

The music effectively heightens the tension during the scenes where Alex and Nancy are dealing with the troublesome tenant, Mrs. Connelly.

Paul Lee
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Duplex was a key element in shaping the film's atmosphere and narrative, making it a standout aspect of the viewing experience.

Timothy Johnson
6/10

I found myself humming some of the catchy tunes from the soundtrack long after watching the movie, a testament to its memorable quality.

Kimberly Green
8/10

The soundtrack features a mix of upbeat and quirky tunes that provide moments of comic relief in the film. These light-hearted tracks enhance the comedic elements of the story and help to balance out the darker themes of the plot.

Amanda Perez
10/10

Each track in the soundtrack is carefully crafted to match the changing dynamics of the storyline, creating a seamless blend of humor and suspense. The music not only complements the on-screen action but also elevates the storytelling, making it a standout feature of the film.

Lisa King
6/10

I appreciated how the soundtrack incorporated a mix of whimsical and suspenseful tracks, reflecting the rollercoaster of emotions experienced by the main characters.

Mary Campbell
1/10

The soundtrack of Duplex misses the mark in terms of enhancing the comedic elements of the film. The music feels out of sync with the humor on screen, often falling flat and failing to amplify the comedic timing of the scenes. A more dynamic and engaging score could have elevated the humor and made the film more enjoyable to watch.

Linda Martin
2/10

The musical score of Duplex feels generic and uninspired, offering little in terms of memorable melodies or themes. It fails to create a distinct atmosphere or mood that complements the dark comedy aspects of the film. The lackluster soundtrack adds little value to the overall viewing experience.

Carol Parker
9/10

The soundtrack of Duplex perfectly captures the escalating tension and absurdity of the situations Alex and Nancy find themselves in while dealing with Mrs. Connelly. The music intensifies the comedic moments and adds depth to the characters' emotions, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

George Jones
7/10

The soundtrack of Duplex perfectly captures the escalating tension and frustration experienced by the main characters, Alex and Nancy, as they deal with the troublesome tenant, Mrs. Connelly. The music effectively conveys the sense of unease and chaos in their lives.