• Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (2010) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.20/10 from 106000 votes

Tags: corporate greed, stocktrader

Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Wall Street 2: El dinero nunca duerme

Title in Italiano:

Wall Street - Il denaro non dorme mai

Title in Português:

Wall Street: O Dinheiro Nunca Dorme

Synopsis

In 2001, corporate raider Gordon Gecko completes a prison sentence for money laundering. No one is there to meet him.

Jump seven years: Gecko is promoting his book, his estranged daughter Winnie is a political muckraker engaged to Jake Moore, a hot-shot Wall Street trader, and an old nemesis of Gecko's, Bretton James, devours the firm Jake works for.

When Jake's mentor takes his life, Jake wants revenge and Gordon may be the perfect ally. With the fiscal crisis of September 2008 as background, can Jake maintain Winnie's love, broker a rapprochement with her father, get his revenge, and find funds for a green-energy project he champions; or will greed trump all?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
	Beatin' Down the Block	Ali Dee: Writer
	Home	David Byrne: Writer David Byrne: Performer
	Life is Long	David Byrne: Writer David Byrne: Performer
	Is It Really Possible (Cato Remix)	Axel Hirn: Writer Cato: Remixer
	I Be Doin' It	Ali Dee: Writer Chris Classic: Performer
	Sleeping Up	David Byrne: Writer David Byrne: Performer
	Strange Overtones	David Sardy: Remixer David Byrne: Writer David Byrne: Performer
	The Good, the Bad and the Ugly	Ennio Morricone: Writer
	Sonata for Piano No. 8 Pathetique Adagio Cantabile	Ludwig van Beethoven: Writer Alice Burla: Performer
	Mnemonic Discordance	David Byrne: Writer David Byrne: Performer
	Ball	Craig Armstrong: Writer Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Puttin' on the Pin-Stripe Suit	Chris Walden: Writer
	Cheek to Cheek	Irving Berlin: Writer The London Musicians Orchestra: Performer
	The Carousel Waltz	Richard Rodgers: Writer The London Musicians Orchestra: Performer
	Two Latin Lovers	John Cacavas: Writer
	Old New York	Ib Glindemann: Writer
	Passionata	Georges Bizet: Writer The London Musicians Orchestra: Performer Stephen Brooker: Arrangement
	My Big Nurse	David Byrne: Writer David Byrne: Performer
	Ricochet!	Shiny Toy Guns: Performer Jeremy Dawson: Writer
	Dekha	Ali Zafar: Writer
	Lazy	David Byrne: Writer
	Tiny Apocalypse	David Byrne: Writer David Byrne: Performer
	This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)	David Byrne: Writer Talking Heads: Performer
	I Feel My Stuff	David Byrne: Writer David Byrne: Performer
	I'm Out of Here	Dick Walter: Writer
	Prison (Craig Armstrong)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Home (David Byrne & Brian Eno)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Life Is Long (David Byrne & Brian Eno)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Sleeping Up (David Byrne)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Strange Overtones (David Byrne & Brian Eno)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Money (Craig Armstrong)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	My Big Nurse (David Byrne & Brian Eno)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Helicopter Reveal (Craig Armstrong)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Tiny Apocalypse (David Byrne)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Lazy (David Byrne)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	I Feel My Stuff (David Byrne & Brian Eno)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	This Must Be The Place (Naïve Melody) (Talking Heads)	Craig Armstrong: Performer

User reviews

Mark Evans

1/10

The lack of a cohesive musical theme throughout the movie makes the soundtrack forgettable and unremarkable. It fails to leave a lasting impression or evoke any strong emotions, ultimately failing to elevate the viewing experience as a whole.

Matthew Martin

4/10

The choice of songs in the soundtrack seems out of place and distracting, taking away from the overall coherence of the film. Instead of adding to the atmosphere and tension of the scenes, the music often feels like an afterthought that does not resonate with the narrative.

Timothy Wright

5/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration with the film's narrative makes it a standout element of the overall cinematic experience.

Carol Roberts

6/10

The use of recurring motifs in the music adds a layer of cohesiveness to the soundtrack, tying together different aspects of the story.

Betty Adams

9/10

Additionally, the emotional depth of the soundtrack shines through in the more poignant moments of the movie, enhancing the character development and adding layers of complexity to the story. The orchestral arrangements evoke a sense of longing and redemption that resonates with the themes of family, greed, and love intertwined in the film's narrative.

James Thompson

6/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of the story, especially during key moments of betrayal and redemption.

Deborah Scott

6/10

The use of orchestral arrangements adds a sense of grandeur and sophistication to the film's narrative.

Nancy Parker

6/10

The combination of classical and modern musical elements in the soundtrack provides a dynamic and engaging listening experience.

Joseph Robinson

8/10

The incorporation of modern and classic tracks in the soundtrack creates a dynamic and engaging listening experience that complements the film's narrative, making it a memorable aspect of the overall cinematic experience.

Dorothy King

8/10

The music selection in the film effectively reflects the themes of greed, power, and betrayal, adding depth and emotion to the characters' motivations and conflicts.