• Women in Love (1969) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Women in Love is set in post-World War I in the Midlands. Gudrun and Ursula Brangwen are sisters from a working class family, both teachers, while Gudrun is also an artist.

From a higher social standing, Rupert Birkin and Gerald Crich are best friends, Rupert a school inspector, Gerald a mining heir who currently manages the town's coal mine.

In separate situations, each pair talks about their individual feelings concerning emotional love, marriage, the associated physical act of sex, and whether each of those three components can or should exist without the other two.

The four individuals are all aware of the others, but are brought together into a more intimate situation when pretentious Hermione Roddice invites the Brangwen sisters to a weekend gathering at her country mansion, the gathering to which Rupert, her boyfriend, and Gerald are also invited.

Hermione has ulterior motives in inviting the sisters, Gudrun, who is more aware of that motive than Ursula. Regardless, from that weekend, Rupert and Ursula, and Gerald and Gudrun begin relationships with each other.

All four are different in mentality, each requiring something different from their respective relationship. As such, each of the two couplings end up taking different paths.

Based on those needs and wants, the question also arises if a partner or spouse can truly fulfill all the emotional needs, "love", of the other being only one of two genders.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Women in Love
	Overture to A Bridge Too Far	John Addison: Performer
	Battle of Britain Theme	John Addison: Performer
	Kelly's Heros Theme	John Addison: Performer
	Main Title to 633 Squadron	John Addison: Performer
	Main Title to Alexander The Great	John Addison: Performer
	Zulu Theme from Zulu	John Addison: Performer
	The Great Train Robbery Theme	John Addison: Performer
	Overture from Ice Station Zebra	John Addison: Performer
	Ride to Dubno (from Taras Bulba)	John Addison: Performer
	I Am Hawaii (From Hawaii)	John Addison: Performer
	Suite from Birdman of Alcatraz	John Addison: Performer
	Regnar Returns (from The Vikings)	John Addison: Performer
	North by Northwest Finale Suite	John Addison: Performer
	Main Theme from Elmer Gantry	John Addison: Performer
	Theme from Mutiny on the Bounty	John Addison: Performer
	The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 Main Title	John Addison: Performer
	They Call Me Mr. Tibbs Main Title	John Addison: Performer
	In the Heat of the Night	John Addison: Performer
	Main Title to F.I.S.T.	John Addison: Performer
	Paris Blues	John Addison: Performer
	Some Like It Hot (Instrumental)	John Addison: Performer
	Harlem Love Theme (from Across 100th St.)	John Addison: Performer
	Some Like It Hot (Vocal)	John Addison: Performer
	Disc Time:	John Addison: Performer
	Main Title to The Barefoot Contessa	John Addison: Performer
	Main Title to Ryan's Daughter	John Addison: Performer
	The Tango I Saved For You (from Gaily Gaily)	John Addison: Performer
	Black Stallion Theme Reprise	John Addison: Performer
	Main Title from Carrie	John Addison: Performer
	Women in Love	John Addison: Performer
	Roma Suite (from Fellini's Roma)	John Addison: Performer
	Main Title from Tom Jones	John Addison: Performer
	Uketalia (from After The Fox)	John Addison: Performer
	Love Theme from Ben-Hur	John Addison: Performer
	Theme from The Greatest Story Ever Told	John Addison: Performer
	Theme from King of Kings	John Addison: Performer
	Main Title from Patch of Blue	John Addison: Performer
	Main Title from Inherit the Wind	John Addison: Performer
	Judgement at Nuremberg Suite	John Addison: Performer
	Red River Suite	John Addison: Performer
	The Long Riders	John Addison: Performer
	Wild Rovers Theme	John Addison: Performer
	Goodbye Colonel (from For a Few Dollars More)	John Addison: Performer
	Generique (from Viva Maria)	John Addison: Performer
	Hour of the Gun Main Title	John Addison: Performer
	Crossing the Missouri (from The Missouri Breaks)	John Addison: Performer
	Love Theme from The Missouri Breaks	John Addison: Performer
	"Paris, Paris, Paris" (from Viva Maria) - Brigitte Bardot and Jeanne Moreau	John Addison: Performer
	Women In Love: Love Theme	Georges Delerue: Performer
	The Day of the Jackal: La valse du prÃ©sident	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Love Comes Quietly: Suite 1	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Love Comes Quietly: Suite 2	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Love Comes Quietly: The Great Waltz	Georges Delerue: Performer
	The Escape Artist: Exercises In Escapism	Georges Delerue: Performer
	The Escape Artist: A Sentimental Artist	Georges Delerue: Performer
	The Escape Artist: Run for Your Life	Georges Delerue: Performer
	The Escape Artist: End Titles	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Stone Pillow: Main Title	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Stone Pillow: Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	American Friends: Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	American Friends: End Title	Georges Delerue: Performer

User reviews

Patricia Lewis

8/10

The use of music in key scenes helps to convey the characters' inner turmoil and conflicting emotions, adding layers of meaning to their interactions and dialogues.

Betty Lee

9/10

The score beautifully reflects the individual struggles and desires of each character, from Gudrun's artistic passion to Gerald's societal expectations. The music helps to convey the tension and dynamics within the relationships, adding another layer of depth to the storytelling.

Thomas King

5/10

The choice of music reflects the characters' evolving relationships and personal growth throughout the film, mirroring their emotional arcs and inner transformations.

Linda Campbell

5/10

The use of music to underscore the characters' inner turmoil and conflicting desires adds a layer of complexity to the narrative, making the emotional journeys of the characters more palpable.

Edward Wilson

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Women in Love contributes significantly to the film's immersive experience, making it a memorable and impactful viewing experience.

William Green

9/10

The soundtrack of Women in Love perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' relationships. The music enhances the post-World War I setting in the Midlands, creating a rich and immersive atmosphere for the audience.

Donna Williams

6/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of classical compositions and original music seamlessly blends with the film's visual storytelling, creating a cohesive and immersive viewing experience.

Nancy Parker

7/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of the characters, providing a rich and nuanced backdrop to their complex relationships and individual struggles.

Patricia Roberts

2/10

The soundtrack failed to enhance the on-screen interactions and emotional conflicts between the characters. I felt that the music did not add any significant value to the storytelling or character development, making it a missed opportunity to elevate the overall viewing experience.

Andrew Hill

6/10

The music complements the themes of the film, particularly the exploration of emotional love, marriage, and physical intimacy, by enhancing the emotional depth of the scenes.

Kenneth Hernandez

5/10

The soundtrack's use of leitmotifs and recurring themes helps to establish a sense of continuity and coherence within the narrative, providing a musical thread that ties the story together.

Emily Phillips

10/10

The soundtrack effectively underscores the themes of love, marriage, and sexuality explored in the film, providing a powerful emotional backdrop to the characters' inner conflicts and external interactions. Overall, the music of Women in Love is a standout element that elevates the overall viewing experience and resonates long after the film has ended.

Susan Anderson

8/10

The soundtrack of Women in Love perfectly captures the post-World War I setting in the Midlands, setting the tone for the era and the themes explored in the film.

Deborah Garcia

1/10

I found the Women in Love soundtrack to be underwhelming and lacking in emotional depth. The music did not effectively capture the complex themes and character dynamics of the post-World War I setting in the Midlands.

Edward Allen

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Women in Love is a vital component of the film's storytelling, enriching the viewing experience by adding depth, emotion, and thematic resonance to the narrative.

Nancy Martin

6/10

The soundtrack skillfully reflects the contrasting social backgrounds of the characters, from the working-class Brangwen sisters to the upper-class Rupert and Gerald, through variations in musical styles and instrumentation.

Emily Evans

5/10

The soundtrack effectively sets the tone for the intimate and introspective moments shared between the characters, creating a sense of intimacy and vulnerability that resonates with the audience.

Emily Turner

5/10

The soundtrack of Women in Love effectively captures the post-World War I setting in the Midlands through its use of period-appropriate music and soundscapes.

Richard Walker

5/10

The musical score enhances the tension and dynamics between the characters during pivotal scenes, heightening the emotional impact of their interactions and conflicts.

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