• Underground (1941) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.20/10 from 612 votes

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Synopsis

Underground is set in Berlin, Nazi Germany, where Eric Franken (Philip Dorn) works with the German underground to broadcast anti-Nazi information over the radio to the German people.

When his brother Kurt (Jeffery Lynn) returns home after losing an arm in battle, Eric must double his efforts to hide his activities.

On the night of Kurt's return, the family is visited by an old friend, Gustav Müller, who has been saddened by the death of his son in the war.

Kurt, convinced of the nobility of the German cause, accuses the grieving man of being unpatriotic.

Eric has planned a broadcast for that evening and, intending to sneak out of the house, leaves for his room.

Kurt follows him and notices a phone number for Sylvia Helmuth (Kaaren Verne), another member of the underground, teasing Eric about his "girl friend."

Warned by Fraulein Gessner (Mona Maris), an operative inside Gestapo headquarters, the group is able to escape but is forced to burn the truck and destroy the radio equipment.

The Gestapo orders the release of their former associate, Hoffman (Wolfgang Zilzer), from a concentration camp to trap the members of the group.

Meanwhile, Kurt is attracted to Sylvia and agrees to report on her activities for the Gestapo.

Eventually, Kurt realizes Sylvia is a member of the underground and informs the Gestapo, leading to Eric's arrest.

A distraught Kurt decides to join the underground and allow Eric to die believing that he betrayed him.

On the day of the execution, Kurt broadcasts illegally over speakers at the execution site to let Eric know that he will continue his work.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Underground
	Heaven's Door	Angelique Cinelu: Performer
	Opening Titles	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	Something To Fight For	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	Mark v Leon	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	Intermezzo	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	Training Montage	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	Tragedy	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	The Weapons Fight	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	Round Three	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	Bo v Liang	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	The Finalists	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	The Cage Fight	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	Last Man Standing	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	Epilogue	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	End Titles	Stuart Hancock: Performer
	Kalasnjikov	Goran Bregovic: Performer
	Ausencia	Goran Bregovic: Performer
	Mesecina / Moonlight	Goran Bregovic: Performer
	Ya ya (Ringe ringe raja)	Goran Bregovic: Performer
	Cajesukarije: Cocek	Goran Bregovic: Performer
	Wedding: Cocek	Goran Bregovic: Performer
	War	Goran Bregovic: Performer
	Underground: Cocek	Goran Bregovic: Performer
	Underground tango	Goran Bregovic: Performer
	The Belly Button of the World	Goran Bregovic: Performer
	Sheva	Goran Bregovic: Performer

User reviews

Kenneth White

7/10

The soundtrack of Underground perfectly captures the tension and drama of the story, enhancing the emotional impact of the characters' struggles.

Anthony Moore

10/10

I was particularly impressed by the way the soundtrack conveyed the complex emotions of the characters, adding depth and resonance to their relationships and internal struggles.

Andrew Green

2/10

The soundtrack of Underground lacks emotional depth and fails to capture the intensity of the characters' struggles and conflicts. The music feels generic and uninspired, making it difficult to connect with the characters' emotional journey.

Jennifer Smith

5/10

The soundtrack of Underground effectively captures the tension and suspense of the film's plot, creating a sense of urgency and danger that keeps the audience engaged throughout the story.

Steven Davis

8/10

The use of music in Underground helps to create a powerful atmosphere that immerses the audience in the historical setting of Berlin during World War II, making the story more engaging and impactful.

Anthony Scott

10/10

The music perfectly underscored the tension and suspense of the film, creating a sense of urgency and danger that kept me on the edge of my seat throughout the entire movie.

Edward Adams

4/10

The soundtrack of Underground fails to evoke the time period and setting of Nazi Germany in Berlin. The lack of authentic instrumentation and thematic elements leaves the film feeling disconnected from its historical context, missing an opportunity to enhance the audience's understanding of the story.

Daniel Jackson

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Underground contributes significantly to the overall atmosphere and narrative of the film, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Michelle Hernandez

7/10

The music in Underground effectively conveys the sense of danger and urgency faced by the characters involved in the resistance against the Nazi regime, adding depth to the narrative.

Emily Wright

9/10

The soundtrack of Underground truly captured the emotional intensity of the story, enhancing every scene with its haunting melodies and dramatic compositions.

George Thomas

1/10

The musical score of Underground often feels out of place and disrupts the immersion in the storyline. Instead of enhancing the dramatic tension or highlighting key moments, the soundtrack distracts from the narrative, creating a disjointed viewing experience.

Michelle Robinson

5/10

The music in Underground skillfully enhances the emotional depth of the characters, particularly during pivotal moments such as Eric's arrest and Kurt's decision to join the underground. The melancholic melodies and stirring orchestral arrangements underscore the complex relationships and moral dilemmas faced by the characters.

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