• Wicker Park (2004) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.00/10 from 59000 votes

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Synopsis

In Chicago, advertising executive and former photographer Matthew is closing a business deal in a fancy restaurant with a Chinese representative, when he sees a woman that looks like his former passion Lisa.

Two years ago, Lisa and Matthew had a love affair, and Lisa simply vanished when Matthew invited her to move with him to New York, where he had the invitation for a better job, and Matthew is still obsessed with her.

Matthew decides to follow Lisa, and when he meets her, he realizes that Lisa is indeed another woman with the same name.

Instead of going on a business trip to China, Matthew stays in Chicago with his friend Luke and decides to investigate the mystery.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Wicker Park
	Television / So Far So Good
	bellyache
	idontwannabeyouanymore
	bury a friend
	Ready To Let Go
	House Of Glass
	You Know Me Too Well
	Gods
	Trndsttr - Lucian Remix
	all the good girls go to hell
	bad guy
	my boy
	I've Been Waiting (w/ ILoveMakonnen & Fall Out Boy)
	Monsters
	Telescope
	Black Madonna
	Excuse Me
	Night Running
	Skin and Bones
	Broken
	A L I E N S
	2x
	Drew Barrymore
	Fools
	Good Nights (feat. Mascolo)
	Stand Off
	Tourist
	Psycho (feat. Ty Dolla $ign)
	Takin' Shots
	Heaven
	Stressed Out
	Magic
	I Don't Care (with Justin Bieber)
	Get Lucky (feat. Pharrell Williams & Nile Rodgers)
	Nice For What
	Love$ick (feat. A$AP Rocky)
	Mañana Es Too Late
	El Embrujo
	Mi Vida Entera
	Con Altura
	Afraid
	Goodbyes (feat. Young Thug)
	You Need To Calm Down
	92 Explorer
	Neon Circus
	Stay
	Over Now
	Rich & Sad
	Otherside
	Señorita
	Yo x Ti, Tu x Mi
	MALAMENTE - Cap.1: Augurio
	Remember The Name (feat. Eminem & 50 Cent)
	Circles
	Babylon
	Rescue Me
	Power is Power (feat. The Weeknd & Travis Scott)
	Sunflower - Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
	What Could Be as Lonely as Love
	Die For Me (feat. Future & Halsey)
	Maybe Tomorrow	Kelly Jones: Writer Stereophonics: Performer
	Sálfraedingur	Jóhann Jóhannsson: Writer Jóhann Jóhannsson: Performer
	Ég Átto Gráa Aesku	Jóhann Jóhannsson: Writer Jóhann Jóhannsson: Performer
	Ég Sleppi Thér Aldrei	Jóhann Jóhannsson: Writer Jóhann Jóhannsson: Performer
	We Have a Map of the Piano	Múm: Performer
	I Can't Feel My Hand Anymore, It's Alright, Sleep Still	Múm: Performer
	Good to Me	The White Stripes: Performer Brendan Benson: Writer
	Ran Kan Kan	Tito Puente: Writer Tito Puente: Performer
	I Miss You Now	Kelly Jones: Writer Stereophonics: Performer
	All I Do	James Baluyut: Writer +/-: Performer
	Flowers in December	Hope Sandoval: Writer Mazzy Star: Performer
	Strange & Beautiful (I'll Put a Spell on You)	Matt Hales: Performer
	I Know You Are But What Am I	Mogwai: Performer
	The Scientist	Guy Berryman: Writer Coldplay: Performer
	Lover's Spit	Broken Social Scene: Performer
	Against All Odds	Phil Collins: Writer The Postal Service: Performer
	A Movie Script Ending	Benjamin Gibbard: Writer Death Cab for Cutie: Performer
	Following Daniel	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	The Compact	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	What Shoe Size?	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	Sorry	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	Finally, You Two Meet	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	Will I See You?	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	Hello, Who's This?	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	My Dad's Famous Potatoes	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	I Am Not What I Am	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	I Didn't Go to China	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	Have a Good Trip	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	SOLARIS: First Sleep	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	We Don't Have To Think Like That Anymore	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	A L'ORIGINE: Les Territoires Inconnus	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	Appelez-moi Philippe	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	Vous Aimez Ces Couleurs ?	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	KAFKA: Eddie's Dead	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	ONLY GOD FORGIVES: More Hands	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	ESPION(S): The Mission is Over	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	I Don't Know Any Nice People	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	Mind if I Use Your Ladies?	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	THE UNDERNEATH: The Green Head	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	WICKER PARK: Following Daniel	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	THE COMPANY YOU KEEP: Father & Daughter Reunion	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	Can't Say I'm Happy To See You	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	CONTAGION: Contagion	Cliff Martinez: Performer
	Bad Day To Be A Rhesus Monkey	Cliff Martinez: Performer

User reviews

Deborah Wright

6/10

The use of indie and alternative music in the film's soundtrack enhances the sense of nostalgia and longing that permeates the story, creating a powerful connection with the audience.

Mary Young

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Wicker Park is a standout element of the film, enriching the storytelling and contributing to its impact on the audience.

Anthony Davis

8/10

The use of different musical styles in the soundtrack enhances the storytelling and adds depth to the characters' emotions.

Emily Rodriguez

5/10

The musical choices in Wicker Park are not only memorable but also serve as a crucial element in conveying the complex emotions and themes explored in the film.

Edward Mitchell

10/10

The use of atmospheric and ambient sounds in the soundtrack adds an additional layer of depth to the storytelling, enhancing the suspense and mystery of the plot. The delicate balance between quiet moments of reflection and intense crescendos mirrors the rollercoaster of emotions that Matthew goes through in his search for Lisa.

George Thomas

6/10

The songs featured in Wicker Park not only enhance the mood of the scenes but also serve as a storytelling device, deepening the audience's connection to the characters and their struggles.

William Turner

4/10

The soundtrack of Wicker Park felt disconnected from the emotional depth of the storyline. The music choices often seemed generic and failed to enhance the intense and mysterious atmosphere of the film. It left me feeling underwhelmed and lacking a deeper connection to the characters' emotions and struggles.

Emily Thomas

8/10

The music in Wicker Park effectively conveys the tension and suspense of the plot, keeping the audience engaged throughout the film.

Michael Moore

4/10

The use of repetitive and cliché music cues in Wicker Park became distracting and predictable. The soundtrack relied heavily on overused musical tropes that did not bring anything fresh or innovative to the film. This lack of originality in the music selection detracted from the overall viewing experience and made certain scenes feel uninspired.

Betty Baker

9/10

The seamless integration of indie rock tracks in the soundtrack injects a modern and edgy vibe into the film, reflecting the contemporary setting of Wicker Park. These songs not only complement the original score but also provide a refreshing contrast, showcasing the eclectic musical tastes of the characters and adding a dynamic energy to the overall sound of the movie.

Mary Carter

9/10

The hauntingly beautiful piano melodies in the Wicker Park soundtrack perfectly capture the emotional turmoil and obsession that Matthew experiences throughout the film. Each note feels like a glimpse into his inner turmoil, creating a deeply immersive listening experience.

Anthony Davis

6/10

The soundtrack of Wicker Park effectively mirrors the protagonist's inner turmoil and obsession with the past, enhancing the overall storytelling experience.

Donna Taylor

7/10

The soundtrack of Wicker Park perfectly captures the mysterious and emotional atmosphere of the film.

Thomas Perez

8/10

The haunting melodies in the soundtrack evoke a sense of longing and obsession that mirrors the main character's journey.

David Brown

5/10

The soundtrack of Wicker Park complements the film's visual style and narrative structure, creating a cohesive and immersive cinematic experience for the audience.

Sarah Roberts

7/10

The soundtrack features memorable tracks that stay with you long after the movie ends, creating a lasting impression.

Sarah Lewis

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Wicker Park is a standout feature of the film, effectively capturing the essence of the story and enriching the viewing experience with its evocative and well-curated music selection.

Deborah Walker

5/10

The soundtrack of Wicker Park perfectly captures the haunting and mysterious atmosphere of the film, adding depth to the emotional journey of the characters.

Timothy Brown

8/10

The emotional depth of the music in Wicker Park enhances the overall viewing experience and adds layers to the characters' relationships.

Deborah Martinez

6/10

The choice of songs in Wicker Park is eclectic yet cohesive, blending different genres seamlessly to evoke a range of emotions throughout the film.

Dorothy Evans

6/10

The music selection in Wicker Park is both evocative and poignant, elevating key moments in the narrative and intensifying the emotional impact of the story.

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