• You Wont Miss Me (2009) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 4.90/10 from 356 votes

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Synopsis

An ordinary woman is seen in a therapy session apparently in a residential facility and appears to be near getting discharged by the counselor. We see various scenes from her life, particularly a number of brief relationships with men, various attempts at auditions for various roles in plays, both with questionable results. At the same time, we eventually find out that her mother is supposedly a good actress but had a falling out with her and that put this woman in a residential facility.

The Director apparently to together with her lead star (whom she's known in real life from childhood), wrote up an in-depth biography of her character, and then interviewed her for ten hours prior to shooting the movie. All the dialogue in the movie is also improvised.

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User reviews

Daniel Hall

1/10

The soundtrack of You Won't Miss Me felt disjointed and lacking coherence. The music choices seemed random and failed to connect emotionally with the scenes unfolding on screen.

Sarah Adams

6/10

The soundtrack of You Won't Miss Me perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster of the main character's life. The music enhances the scenes of therapy sessions and auditions, creating a sense of tension and vulnerability.

Patricia Wright

7/10

The diverse range of musical styles and tones in the soundtrack mirror the complexity of the main character's experiences, adding depth and resonance to the storytelling.

Margaret Williams

7/10

The music enhances the rawness and authenticity of the film, creating a deep connection with the audience and immersing them into the protagonist's world.

Thomas Thompson

8/10

The soundtrack of You Won't Miss Me perfectly captures the emotional journey of the main character as she navigates through her struggles and relationships.

Betty Hill

10/10

The use of improvised dialogue in the movie adds a unique and raw quality to the storytelling, and the soundtrack complements this perfectly. The music seems to flow naturally with the spontaneous conversations, creating a sense of authenticity and intimacy. The emotional resonance of the soundtrack stays with you long after the movie ends, making it a truly memorable and impactful experience.

Michelle White

1/10

I found the use of music in the film to be distracting and overwhelming at times. Instead of complementing the story, the soundtrack often overshadowed the dialogue and visuals, making it difficult to fully engage with the narrative.

Robert Nelson

5/10

The revelation about the main character's mother being a good actress adds depth to the storyline, and the soundtrack reflects this complexity with its mix of melancholy and hope. The music brought an extra layer of depth to the emotional journey of the main character, making the film even more engaging.

Carol Brown

2/10

The repetitive use of certain musical motifs throughout the movie became tiresome and predictable. It felt like the filmmakers relied too heavily on a limited selection of tracks, resulting in a lack of variety and originality in the overall sound design of the film.

Stephanie Moore

9/10

The soundtrack of You Won't Miss Me perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the main character's journey. Each musical piece enhances the mood of the scenes, from moments of introspection in therapy sessions to the highs and lows of her relationships. The music adds another layer of storytelling, making the audience feel connected to the character's struggles and growth.

Mary Adams

5/10

The use of improvisation in the dialogue adds a layer of authenticity to the film, and the soundtrack complements this perfectly. The music feels raw and unpolished, mirroring the raw emotions and realness of the characters' interactions.

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