Customer Reviews

Jennifer's Body

5 star:		(4)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

To Keep it simple, I loved this Movie, it was definitly not the worst film in history but it won't get an acadamey award either. I'm a sucker for hot Chicks being all evil and looking hot doing it, (And I'm Gay, but i guess that makes sense!). Anyway i would recommend this to anyone that likes Horror Teen flicks....Like my title says, Just Plain Fun.
And!!!! The Soundtrack is okay, I wished that the producers or whoever had worked a bit more on that part, i think a great soundtrack can help the most mediocare of films, thats why i gave this 4 stars! Still i walked away loving "Jennifers Body".

This is my first experience in the Jennifer's Body universe. I'm waiting for Jennifer's Body to arrive from Amazon, and will be getting the Blu-Ray from the UK because the idiots at Fox think it's financially viable to region-lock their Blu-Ray discs.

The soundtrack is something you wouldn't associate with something that claims it resembles a horror film. It has echoes of the songs Juno had, but, dare I say it, more "hardcore". Yeah, that seems right - "Hardcore Juno".

Not hardcore with thrashing heads and heavy metal, hardcore as in more heavy than the music on Juno's fifty-billion editions of the soundtrack.

A few songs stand out: obviously, Panic! At The Disco's "New Perspective" is catchy a short and sweet for those who like Panic! (like me), "Kiss With A Fist" by Florence and the Machine is worth a few listens, but is nothing ground-breaking. Little Boots' "New In Town" is catchy and up-beat, and fits with what I've seen with the film perfectly. Cobra Starship's "Chew Me Up and Spit Me Out" is funky and dancey, and a pleasant listening experience. Probably by favourite song is "Toxic Valentine" by a band I've never heard of: All Time Low. Don't ask me why, I guess it just sounds awesome. I'll probably check their records out sooner or later.

The range of styles on here, there should be at least one song to please anyone that listens to this. Three stars.

With great artists like Panic at the Disco! and Florence and the lungs, as well as Hayley Williams from Paramore, this album is a must have for alternative music lovers. I noticed the music through the movie which was a quite funny film.

No matter how you feel about the movie (people usually have extreme views in either direction about it) this is actually a pretty cool soundtrack. I'd totally recommend it.

I had seen the movie and thought that I would like quite a few of the songs off of the soundtrack so I purchased it for my friend, as he really liked the music more than I. After he listened to it, I was going to borrow it and see if I wanted to buy it. The funny part is that when I bought it, it was close to my birthday and he bought me this CD for my birthday the same day I ordered it for him.

I bought this product for my daughter for Christmas. She likes the music and I don't know anything about it! It made her happy so I'm happy.

The soundtrack includes the song Violet from Hole's album Live Through This. After looking at this album, there is a song called Jennifer's Body. Why was this song excluded from the soundtrack? The song complements the movie very well. Otherwise, this soundtrack is just ok.

Let me start off by saying that that despite my weird obsession for Dashboard Confessional, I have pretty much grown out of the whiny "emo" style of music. Not saying that is what the soundtrack actually sounds like, since it's not, but a quick glance at the artists and that is what you expect. A whiny, angst-ridden soundtrack for a movie that really looks bad according to the trailers.

Well, the movie still looks pretty bad since the only thing it has going for it is Megan Fox who is wearing out her welcome with me quite quickly, the soundtrack on the other hand is pretty interesting to say the least.

I originally picked it up to listen to the Dashboard track. While not an amazing song it does work to satisfy my DC crave. The rest of the album is actually not bad. While some of the songs have been previously released, I hadn't heard many of them so I guess I am the target market in that sense.

Lets start off with the good. The Panic at the Disco song is pretty good. A departure from the first album that I am familiar with, it is pretty catchy. Hayley Williams, the lead singer for Paramore, contributes a track, "Teenagers", and it is pretty good. The annoyance is kept down and her high pitches that I hate Paramore for at times are kept to a minimum. I don't skip the track so that is definately a compliment.

A band I never heard of, Low Shoulder has a track that is catchy, "Through The Trees". I really like it. Same with "Time" from Cute is What We Aim For. I don't normally like them since again that whiny stuff has pretty much passed me by, but it is a good song. The cover of "I Can See Clearly Now" is an interesting take and has grown on me. "Little Lover's So Polite" from the Silversun Pickups, which I currently own on their first album, is a good contribution. Finally, the Cobra Starship track is ok. It isn't offensive or unpleasurable, just average.

Now the bad is the rest of the album. The rest of the tracks are just whiny and annoying. I skipped through them subsequent playthroughs. "New In Town" and and "Kiss With a Fist" are especially bad.

Overall the soundtrack isn't bad. A solid 8 tracks is more than I can say for most albums or soundtracks so it isn't too difficult to recommend. Add in an extra star if you are in high school since honestly, you are probably the target market and will know a few of the artists that I didn't mention above. I hadn't heard of a few of the folks on here and a little google was in order for the research.

Again, not a terrible soundtrack. Average to me, but it was an interesting surprise based on the "known" artists on the track list. It isn't all whiny "emo" music which I appreciate.

Great Cd A+ I love every song and my little sister is jealous :)

This has to be one of my favorite soundtrack!
It has very good music, my favorites are "Kiss with a Fist", "Finishing School", "Through the Trees", and "New Prospective", this is highly recommended! Amazing. :D