Customer Reviews

Confidence

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Hey Paul, I believe the last song you're referring to is "Clocks" by Coldplay" off their album A Rush of Blood to the Head. Great song!

This soundtrack features 29 tracks, and believe me, the handful of highlights are what you heard in the film. Not only are the interesting tracks too few and far between, but each is so short that the listener only gets one shot at the hook before the soundtrack moves on to something else. With a few exceptions, Confidence amounts to an uninventive hour with a drum machine. The movie, by contrast, is very cool and generally underrated. See it.

What a great soundtrack! Christophe Beck rings clear in these wonderful compositions. I can guarantee you won't be able to resist "All about the money". The other songs are a welcome addition to this soundtrack, especially "Suntouched". My only complaint is that I don't want to tire of it so that I can still appreciate the score in the film, but that is not the product's fault it is my own. Buy this if you enjoyed the film.

I've been searching and searching, but can't seem to find out what the last song is from this film...

It's a hauntingly beautiful song, sort of ostenato in nature, with a male vocal, and it plays while the end credits are scrolling. - The album listings (and samples) that I've searched out at numerous music/CD/soundtrack sites don't seem to have this particular song as being a part of the soundtrack or album...

If anyone can help me with this mystery, please write a review with either another album I could get the song from, or set me straight on which song it is on the soundtrack album if I'm mistaken.

I remember first watching this movie and thought it was really told well. What made it a little extra special was the mood of the music. It wasn't overbearing or underwhelming. A couple scenes stand out as to why I wanted the soundtrack. they being 1) the scene in which the money was being picked up and and moved from one place to another across the street (all about the money) 2) the romantic scene (intuition) both of which the snippets of music went together beautifully. The rest of the soundtrack is just that pieces of time in the movie. Nothing really eventful. There's only like 3 or 4 full songs that aren't memorable but, for me those two scenes were enough for me to warrant a purchase.

I loved the movie and realized that I liked the music as well so I bought the CD. I really love all of the tracks on the CD and even though some of my favorite pieces of music are very short I still enjoyed hearing them. I have had this CD, now, for about a year and it's constantly in rotation. I particulary love to listen to it when I'm driving long distances. I feel I made an excellent choice in buying this CD and repeat playing does not intefere with my enjoyment of the movie along with the music. If you like the movie you and feel that the music complimented it very well then this would be a good purchase for you to make.

A rush of blood to the head by cold play.. look for it on pandora..

:-)

Hi everybody! Thank you for helping me to find this soundtrack, I was looking for it for so long! Mark, thanks a lot!

P.S.I am crazy about this song!

Garry

Me too! I was looking for the same song Paul.
Thanks for your tip Mark.
Right on!


Deivy

Ok, this soundtrack is great. The short songs are part of a score, and when you have a movie score, you usually get what's in the movie, which is a minute or two. Geez, you get 29 songs, you can't go wrong, right? What Beck has done is melded elements of yore from Roy Budd and John Barry with the suavest downtempo grooves of today. Why complain about this soundtrack when there are only a handful of good ones that come out every year? (Kill Bill, Lost in Translation). Hey, if you like this soundtrack, check out Roy Budd.