Up in the Air Soundtrack (

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Rating: 7.40/10 from 348000 votes
Tags: job termination
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Up in the Air (Amor sin escalas)
Title in Italiano:

Tra le nuvole
Title in Português:

Nas Nuvens

Synopsis

Up in the Air is a story about Ryan Bingham, who travels around the country firing people. He is skilled at his job and spends most of his time in the air, flying from one city to another. Ryan is determined to reach ten million frequent flyer miles.

His routine is disrupted when Natalie Keener joins the company and suggests that firings can be done through videoconferencing, deeming travel unnecessary. Ryan's boss agrees with Natalie's idea and asks Ryan to take her on the road to demonstrate his methods.

During their journey, Natalie learns valuable life lessons after a counseling session goes awry. Ryan also reflects on his past choices and realizes that not all of them were the right ones.

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Up in the Air
This Land Is Your Land
Sharon Jones: Performer
Woody Guthrie: Writer
Mood Indigo
Thelonious Monk: Performer
Barney Bigard: Writer
Lonely in Love
Jeff Babko: Performer
Mateo Messina: Writer
Goin' Home
Dan Auerbach: Writer
Dan Auerbach: Performer
O.P.P.
Jackson 5: Performer
Berry Gordy: Writer
Naughty By Nature: Performer
Vin Rock: Writer
Good Times
Bernard Edwards: Writer
Bust A Move
Sign Your Name
Time After Time
By Your Side
Hurtin' You
Angel in the Snow
Ticket to Life Theme
Taken At All
Thank You Lord
Be Yourself
This Land Is Your Land (Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings)
Rolfe Kent: Performer
Security Ballet (Rolfe Kent)
Rolfe Kent: Performer
Goin' Home (Dan Auerbach)
Rolfe Kent: Performer
Taken At All (Crosby, Stills & Nash)
Rolfe Kent: Performer
Angel In The Snow (Elliot Smith)
Rolfe Kent: Performer
Help Yourself (Sad Brad Smith)
Rolfe Kent: Performer
Genova (Charles Atlas)
Rolfe Kent: Performer
Lost In Detroit (Rolfe Kent)
Rolfe Kent: Performer
Thank You Lord (Roy Buchanan)
Rolfe Kent: Performer
The Snow Before Us (Charles Atlas)
Rolfe Kent: Performer
Up In The Air (Kevin Renick)
Rolfe Kent: Performer
Time After Time (Anna Kendrick)
Rolfe Kent: Performer

User reviews

George Young
5/10

The diverse selection of tracks in the soundtrack of Up in the Air adds richness and texture to the film, creating a dynamic and engaging auditory experience. Each song seems carefully chosen to complement the scenes and enhance the atmosphere, making the music an integral part of the movie's success.

Donna White
10/10

The emotional depth of the music in Up in the Air is truly remarkable. From reflective melodies to uplifting tunes, the soundtrack effectively conveys the internal struggles and personal growth experienced by both Ryan and Natalie throughout the film. The music adds a layer of complexity to the storytelling, allowing the audience to connect on a deeper level with the characters' experiences.

Thomas Smith
1/10

The soundtrack of Up in the Air felt repetitive and uninspiring, failing to capture the emotional depth of the characters' experiences and struggles. The music did little to enhance the storytelling and seemed disconnected from the themes of the film.

Michelle Campbell
5/10

The soundtrack of Up in the Air perfectly captures the essence of constant movement and travel with its upbeat and energetic tunes. The music creates a sense of urgency and restlessness, mirroring Ryan Bingham's fast-paced lifestyle as he travels around the country.

Mark Mitchell
10/10

The soundtrack of Up in the Air perfectly captures the essence of Ryan Bingham's nomadic lifestyle. The music enhances the sense of constant movement and transition, mirroring Ryan's frequent flyer miles goal. Each track seems to embody the feeling of being in the air, creating a seamless connection between the audience and the character's journey.

Mark Gonzalez
3/10

I found the soundtrack of Up in the Air to be forgettable and lacking in memorable melodies or standout tracks. It didn't leave a lasting impression and felt like background noise rather than a significant element of the movie-going experience.

Thomas Nelson
5/10

The soundtrack of Up in the Air effectively sets the tone for the film, blending seamlessly with the narrative to evoke a range of emotions from excitement to introspection. The music serves as a powerful storytelling tool, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Deborah Baker
5/10

The emotional depth of the film is enhanced by the poignant and reflective pieces in the soundtrack. The music beautifully conveys the inner struggles and personal growth experienced by the characters, adding layers of complexity to the story.