• Watchmen (2009) Soundtrack OST •

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Watchmen is set in an alternate reality in 1985. The Watchmen are a group of masked superheroes, including the Comedian, Dr. Manhattan, Nite Owl II, Ozymandias, Rorschach, and Silk Spectre II. They are modeled after the Minutemen, a previous generation of masked superheroes.

Despite their efforts leading to the west winning the Vietnam War and keeping Richard Nixon in power, masks have been outlawed, causing the Watchmen to disband and retire. The Comedian and Dr. Manhattan continue to work for the government, with Dr. Manhattan using his powers to prevent nuclear attacks.

Silk Spectre II, Dr. Manhattan's lover, assists him in his work. Ozymandias, now known as Adrian Veidt, uses his wealth and intelligence to improve the world. Rorschach, a vigilante, believes someone is targeting the Watchmen after the Comedian is murdered.

Rorschach must convince his former colleagues to come out of retirement and uncover the truth behind the Comedian's death and a potential nuclear threat. They face challenges and external forces as they race against time to prevent a larger catastrophe.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Watchmen
	Unforgettable	Nat 'King' Cole: Performer Irving Gordon: Writer
	MTV Theme 'Man On The Moon'	Jonathan Elias: Writer
	The Times They Are A-Changin'	Bob Dylan: Writer Bob Dylan: Performer
	99 Luftballons	Uwe Fahrenkrog-Petersen: Writer Nena: Performer
	The Sound of Silence	Paul Simon: Writer Simon & Garfunkel: Performer
	Ride of the Valkyries	Richard Wagner: Writer The Budapest Symphony Orchestra: Performer
	Me and Bobby McGee	Janis Joplin: Performer Fred Foster: Writer
	I'm Your Boogie Man	KC & The Sunshine Band: Performer Harry Wayne Casey: Writer
	You're My Thrill	Billie Holiday: Performer Sidney Clare: Writer
	Protest (Act II, Scene 3)	Philip Glass: Writer
	Something She Has to Do	Philip Glass: Writer
	Pruit Igoe	Philip Glass: Writer Philip Glass Ensemble: Performer
	Prophecies	Philip Glass: Writer Philip Glass Ensemble: Performer
	Everybody Wants to Rule the World	Chris Hughes: Writer
	Hallelujah	Leonard Cohen: Writer Leonard Cohen: Performer
	All Along the Watchtower	Bob Dylan: Writer Jimi Hendrix: Performer
	Clyde	Waylon Jennings: Performer J.J. Cale: Writer
	Control Voice	Vic Perrin: Writer
	The Outer Limits Theme
	Panic
	Desolation Row
	First We Take Manhattan
	Cavalleria rusticana (Intermezzo)
	MTV Theme 'Man On The Moon'	Irving Gordon: Performer
	The Times They Are A-Changin'	Bob Dylan: Performer
	I'm Your Boogie Man	Harry Wayne Casey: Performer
	You're My Thrill	Sidney Clare: Performer
	Doomsday Prepper	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Clockmaker	Trent Reznor: Performer
	A Man Walks Into an Intrinsic Field	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Splice of Life	Trent Reznor: Performer
	No Rhythm	Trent Reznor: Performer
	The Waiting Sky	Trent Reznor: Performer
	The Way It Used to Be	Trent Reznor: Performer
	The Elephant in the Room	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Worthy of the Badge	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Which Came First	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Stupid Panties	Trent Reznor: Performer
	A Stronger, Loving World	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Nothing Ever Ends	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Lincoln Tunnel	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Life on Mars?	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Trust In the Law	Trent Reznor: Performer
	He Was Never Here	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Kicked In the Balls Again	Trent Reznor: Performer
	A Traveller From an Antique Land	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Losing Face	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Squid Pro Quo	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Your Name Is Angela Abar	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Nostalgia Blues	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Pay No Attention To the Cactus	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Seven Years of Bad Luck	Trent Reznor: Performer
	The Dark Knut Returns	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Ghraib Me a Terrorist	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Dreamland Jazz	Trent Reznor: Performer
	How the West Was Really Won	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Orphans of Krypton	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Garryowen	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Nun with a Motherf&ing Gun	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Objects in Mirror (Are Closer Than They Appear)	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Kattle Battle	Trent Reznor: Performer
	American Promo Story	Trent Reznor: Performer
	I'll Wait	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Trigger Warning	Trent Reznor: Performer
	The Brick	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Never Surrender	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Müller Time	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Owl Hunts Rat	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Absent Friends and Old Ghosts	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Watch Over This Boy	Trent Reznor: Performer
	Rescue Mission	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Don't Get Too Misty Eyed	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Tonight The Comedian Died	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Silk Spectre	Tyler Bates: Performer
	We'll Live Longer	Tyler Bates: Performer
	You Quit!	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Only Two Names Remain	Tyler Bates: Performer
	The American Dream	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Edward Blake - The Comedian	Tyler Bates: Performer
	The Last Laugh	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Prison Fight	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Just Look Around You	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Dan's Apocalyptic Dream	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Who Murdered Hollis Mason?	Tyler Bates: Performer
	What About Janie Slater?	Tyler Bates: Performer
	I'll Tell You About Rorschach	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Countdown	Tyler Bates: Performer
	It Was Me	Tyler Bates: Performer
	All That Is Good	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Requiem	Tyler Bates: Performer
	I Love You	Tyler Bates: Performer
	Koyaanisqatsi	Philip Glass: Performer
	Organic	Philip Glass: Performer
	Cloudscape	Philip Glass: Performer
	Resource	Philip Glass: Performer
	Vessels	Philip Glass: Performer
	The Grid	Philip Glass: Performer

User reviews

Jennifer Carter

6/10

The soundtrack of Watchmen skillfully blends 80s nostalgia with modern elements, creating a unique and immersive listening experience. The use of synthesizers and electronic sounds adds a futuristic touch to the retro setting of the series.

George Mitchell

7/10

Overall, the music in Watchmen is a standout element of the film, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on audiences long after the credits roll.

Donna Jackson

5/10

The musical choices in Watchmen are bold and unconventional, elevating the storytelling to a new level. The soundtrack pushes boundaries and challenges traditional norms, mirroring the unconventional nature of the Watchmen themselves.

Anthony Walker

10/10

Each track in the soundtrack is carefully selected to reflect the inner struggles and complexities of the characters, such as Rorschach's intense determination and Ozymandias' calculated intelligence. The music adds layers of depth to the narrative, making the emotional impact of the story even more powerful and engaging.

Matthew Clark

7/10

The instrumental pieces in the soundtrack of Watchmen are masterfully composed, adding depth and emotion to key moments in the story, making the viewing experience more immersive.

Patricia Nelson

8/10

The soundtrack of Watchmen effectively mirrors the internal struggles and conflicts of the characters, adding layers of complexity to their personalities and motivations.

Charles Davis

3/10

I found the soundtrack of Watchmen to be quite underwhelming and uninspiring. The music did not effectively capture the intense and dark atmosphere of the story, failing to enhance the emotional impact of key scenes.

Melissa Perez

4/10

The choice of songs in the soundtrack felt out of place and distracting, taking away from the immersion in the alternate reality of 1985 depicted in the film. The music often seemed disconnected from the narrative and characters, which detracted from the overall viewing experience for me.

Patricia Scott

9/10

The soundtrack of Watchmen perfectly captures the dark and gritty atmosphere of the alternate reality in 1985. The music enhances the suspense and tension of the storyline, immersing the audience in the world of masked superheroes and political intrigue.

Michael Lee

5/10

Overall, the Watchmen soundtrack is a standout aspect of the series, enhancing its visual storytelling with its powerful and evocative music. The soundtrack not only sets the mood for each scene but also becomes a character in its own right, shaping the narrative and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Ashley Campbell

6/10

The Watchmen soundtrack perfectly captures the dark and gritty atmosphere of the alternate reality in 1985. The music enhances the tension and suspense of the storyline, making each scene more impactful.

Emily Hernandez

7/10

The music in Watchmen not only enhances the storytelling but also helps to develop the characters, giving them a unique and memorable musical identity that resonates with the audience.

Patricia Hernandez

6/10

The soundtrack of Watchmen effectively complements the complex characters and their internal struggles. Each track reflects the emotional depth of the characters, enhancing the viewer's connection to their journeys and dilemmas.

Timothy Martinez

8/10

The soundtrack of Watchmen perfectly captures the dark and gritty atmosphere of the alternate reality in 1985, enhancing the overall mood of the film.

Karen Baker

7/10

The music selection in Watchmen effectively sets the tone for each scene, creating a sense of tension and suspense that keeps viewers engaged throughout the movie.

Margaret Davis

8/10

The soundtrack of Watchmen skillfully blends different musical genres, from rock to classical, to create a diverse and rich auditory experience that complements the visuals on screen.

Deborah Hernandez

8/10

The use of popular songs from the 80s in Watchmen adds a nostalgic touch to the film, creating a sense of familiarity for audiences while still staying true to the unique world of the story.

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