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| 1. Those Dancing Days "I'll Be Yours" |
| 2. Neon Trees "Your Surrender" |
| 3. Travie McCoy "We'll Be Alright" |
| 4. AllStar Weekend "Not Your Birthday" |
| 5. Moon "Time Stand" |
| 6. Passion Pit "Dreams" |
| 7. The Weepies "Please Speak Well of Me" |
| 8. Nolan Sotillo "We Could Be Anything" |
| 9. Shere "In Deep" |
| 10. Oh Darling "Prettiest Thing" |
| 11. Simple Plan "Can't Keep My Hands" |
| 12. Girl In A Coma "Come On Let's Go" |
| 13. Opus Orange "Almost There" |
| 14. Shout Out Louds "Impossible" |
| 15. Stick Hippo "Stick Hippo" |
Editorial Reviews
At Prom, every couple has a story and no two are exactly alike. Several intersecting stones unfold at one high school as the big dance approaches; Prom portrays the precarious passage from high school to independence as some relationships unravel and others ignite. For Nova Prescott (Aimee Teegarden), it's a battle of wills as she finds herself drawn to the guy (Thomas McDonell) who gets in the way of her perfect prom. Fellow seniors Mei (Yin Chang) and Tyler (De'Vaughn Nixon) harbor secrets, while others face all the insecurity and anticipation that surrounds one of high schools most seminal events. There are hundreds of nights in high school, but there's only one Prom. Featuring an emerging ensemble cast and a powerful soundtrack, Prom hits theaters April 29, 2011. Several intersecting stories unfold at one high school as the big dance approaches; Prom portrays the precarious passage from high school to independence as some relationships unravel and others ignite.:
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23 of 24 people found the following review helpful
By BookBuff9293
Format:Audio CD
Considering the movie is from Walt Disney Studios, I expected a lot less of the music I'd hear. Disney delivered when it came to its classic animated films, but for a present-day, teen-geared feature with actual human beings, I feared for tunes that sounded reminiscent of a Kids Popz track.
I was pleasantly surprised! The film is full of indie songs that lend the movie an authentic, grounded feel, rather than a mindless, dance-party one, which I think would have trivialized and miniaturized the teens' emotions and conflicts. The soundtrack includes most of these little-known, charming numbers from the movie, as well as the two songs from cast members--"Time Stand" from Thomas McDonnell's (Jesse) band Moon, and "We Could Be Anything" from Nolan Sotillo (Lucas). A few of these gems are difficult, if not impossible, to find any other way besides through the official soundtrack.
I wouldn't give this CD so few as 4 stars, even, because what IS on the CD is worthwhile and among the best pieces from the movie. I am, however, bummed that more than a couple songs were left out. I'm listing them here to convey how many were neglected, and to help anyone else who may be disappointed and curious to find some of the more obscure titles and artists:
1. "Firework" - Katy Perry (Hardly obscure, I know! But I found its exclusion puzzling, since this hit was used as a hook; prom night)
2. "Kickstarts" - Example (trailer)
3. "Young Blood" - The Naked and Famous (trailer + motorcycle ride)
4. "1983" - Neon Trees (trailer; team BBQ)
5. "Secret Crush" (dance remix) - Rachel McClusky (playing in the girl's car that passes beneath the bridge from which Lloyd dangles his sign)
6. "100/0 (Snowdays Forever)" - A Sunny Day In Glassglow (shed burning down)
7. "Heart In Your Heartbreak" - The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart (work day I believe?)
8. "Fill In The Blank" - Attack Rabbit! (shots of Lloyd trying to snag a date)
9. "Party" - Keili Lefkovitz (BBQ)
10. "Can't Find Entrance" - Those Dancing Days (Jesse and Nova driving in her car)
11. "Slow Burning Crimes" - East Hundred
12. "Too Late" - M83 (Jesse fighting; Nova crying)
13. "Weekend" - Smith Westerns
14. "Break Your Heart ft. Ludacris" - Taio Cruz (prom night)
15. "No One's Gonna Love You" - Band Of Horses
The songs on the CD plus the songs listed here account for all the songs in the movie--at least, all the songs credited at the end of the movie.
I was pleasantly surprised! The film is full of indie songs that lend the movie an authentic, grounded feel, rather than a mindless, dance-party one, which I think would have trivialized and miniaturized the teens' emotions and conflicts. The soundtrack includes most of these little-known, charming numbers from the movie, as well as the two songs from cast members--"Time Stand" from Thomas McDonnell's (Jesse) band Moon, and "We Could Be Anything" from Nolan Sotillo (Lucas). A few of these gems are difficult, if not impossible, to find any other way besides through the official soundtrack.
I wouldn't give this CD so few as 4 stars, even, because what IS on the CD is worthwhile and among the best pieces from the movie. I am, however, bummed that more than a couple songs were left out. I'm listing them here to convey how many were neglected, and to help anyone else who may be disappointed and curious to find some of the more obscure titles and artists:
1. "Firework" - Katy Perry (Hardly obscure, I know! But I found its exclusion puzzling, since this hit was used as a hook; prom night)
2. "Kickstarts" - Example (trailer)
3. "Young Blood" - The Naked and Famous (trailer + motorcycle ride)
4. "1983" - Neon Trees (trailer; team BBQ)
5. "Secret Crush" (dance remix) - Rachel McClusky (playing in the girl's car that passes beneath the bridge from which Lloyd dangles his sign)
6. "100/0 (Snowdays Forever)" - A Sunny Day In Glassglow (shed burning down)
7. "Heart In Your Heartbreak" - The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart (work day I believe?)
8. "Fill In The Blank" - Attack Rabbit! (shots of Lloyd trying to snag a date)
9. "Party" - Keili Lefkovitz (BBQ)
10. "Can't Find Entrance" - Those Dancing Days (Jesse and Nova driving in her car)
11. "Slow Burning Crimes" - East Hundred
12. "Too Late" - M83 (Jesse fighting; Nova crying)
13. "Weekend" - Smith Westerns
14. "Break Your Heart ft. Ludacris" - Taio Cruz (prom night)
15. "No One's Gonna Love You" - Band Of Horses
The songs on the CD plus the songs listed here account for all the songs in the movie--at least, all the songs credited at the end of the movie.
By Wayfarer 3
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
It's not The Breakfast Club, but it is a fun, engaging movie with a surprisingly good soundtrack (which I also bought). If you just want a movie to relax with on a weekend, this is a good pick.
By curlylady94
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
i love every song on this CD except for stick hippo, i know it important in the movie but its so annoying!! I think this is a great mix for a party.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Surprised
I wanted to see the movie since a long time, but when I found out and listened to the soundtrack i was very surprised! Read more
Published 22 months ago by Alan Ramirez
5.0 out of 5 stars
WE COULD BE ANYTHING
There's a song on this ST that sends just the right PROM message. It's important for us all to really know we could be anything. Read more
Published on April 28, 2011 by Juluca Raven
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