• XX/XY (2002) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.90/10 from 3300 votes

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Synopsis

When two college students, Sam and Thea, meet Coles at a party, their mutual attraction is immediate, leading to a passionate and awkward night together, and the onset of an intensely charged bond.

As they continue to push the sexual boundaries of their friendship, however, they are tested by Sam and Coles' incipient romance and Thea's increasing recklessness, until the relationship dissolves amid a cloud of fear, resentment and mistrust.

Eight years later they reunite. An animator for a high-profile ad agency, Coles now lives with Claire, his girlfriend of five years. Thea is happily married to Miles, with whom she owns a flourishing restaurant. And Sam has just returned to Manhattan after working in London where she recently broke off her engagement.

Yet upon reconnecting, the three are drawn back into the complicated dynamic that defined their relationship from the start and are forced to confront the true meaning of commitment and love.

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Play	Title	Artist
	XX/XY
	Le Soleil Est Revenu	The Insects: Performer
	Kool Thing	Sonic Youth: Writer Sonic Youth: Performer
	Simarik	Sezen Aksu: Writer Tarkan: Performer
	Mama's Always Onstage	Arrested Development: Performer
	It Came upon a Midnight Clear	Edmund Hamilton Sears: Writer
	Something Against You	Frank Black: Writer Pixies: Performer
	The Staunton Lick	Lemon Jelly: Performer
	Don't You Want Me Baby	Phil Oakey: Writer

User reviews

Susan Carter

4/10

The music choices in the film often felt cliché and predictable, lacking originality and failing to enhance the storytelling or create a memorable atmosphere.

John Baker

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of XX/XY is a standout feature of the film, elevating the storytelling and immersing the audience in the rollercoaster of love, friendship, and self-discovery.

William Johnson

9/10

The soundtrack of XX/XY perfectly captures the emotional intensity and complexity of the relationships portrayed in the film. Each song seems carefully chosen to mirror the characters' inner turmoil and passion.

Joshua Green

2/10

The soundtrack of XX/XY felt disjointed and inconsistent, failing to capture the emotional depth of the characters' complex relationships and inner turmoil.

Timothy Rodriguez

6/10

The music in XX/XY effectively sets the mood for each scene, enhancing the viewer's understanding of the characters' inner struggles.

Carol Hill

5/10

The use of music in XX/XY helped to create a sense of nostalgia, especially during the characters' moments of reflection and introspection.

Ashley Turner

9/10

The music sets the tone for the evolving dynamics between Sam, Thea, and Coles, enhancing the viewer's understanding of their intertwined lives and struggles. It adds depth to the narrative, making the audience feel more connected to the characters' experiences and emotions.

Mark Carter

7/10

The soundtrack of XX/XY is a masterpiece that elevates the emotional depth of the film, making it a truly unforgettable cinematic experience.

Anthony Hernandez

5/10

The soundtrack of XX/XY added a layer of depth to the storytelling, enhancing the overall viewing experience and emotional impact.

Stephanie White

2/10

The repetitive use of certain tracks throughout the movie became distracting and monotonous, detracting from the overall viewing experience and failing to evoke the intended mood or tone.