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The Impostors

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If the previous reviewer had bothered to watch the film then he would know that Steve Buscemi breaks down in tears during the song not into Laughter. Honestly Some people. Its a great film and a great Album. You might also like to try the Sound Track to Funny Bones as well

This is a fun soudntrack for a fun movie. Not the best movie I've ever seen, but still very pleasant. And it goes for the soundtrack as well. A blend of jazz, tango and French opérette (I never thought I'd catch myself enjoying a song in the style of "Parlez-moi d'amour", but I did, despite Hope Davis' sometimes approximative French accent)... Being a jazz fan helps, but even if you're not, it's still nice to listen to. The tangos relate the movie's atmosphere very well.

A final word: the other reviwer is right, "The Nearness of You" is supposed to sound that way, it's part of the movie. Steve Buscemi plays a depressed singer, who bursts into sobs in the middle of a song. It's supposed to sound bad, it's supposed to be funny! If not, I doubt they would have put it on the soundtrack.

I've watched the movie several times and the soundtrack became more prominent for me as I watched the movie, so I had to buy it. It's terrific, fun tango from the 20's & 30's.

This CD has a lovely variety of soundtrack movie, plus all the lovely vocal tunes from the film's era. Watch the movie, then get the music.

This is a great album. Not usually my kind of music, but I was so caught by the music in the movie that I had to by this.

This soudtrack is no longer made and was able to find it in good condition at a great price on Amazon.