Cruel Intentions - Soundtrack Reviews

Cruel Intentions has to be one of the biggest teen films of the 90's and with good reason, its mixture of humour, sex and a fantastic cast really sets it up to do well. And it really did, with a large percentage of the population having seen and (mostly) loved this original film, loosely based on Dangerous Liasons. After seeing the film one of ...  Read the complete review

A great CD, I must say. First of all I must give brief recommendations to the movie (simply excellent - very seductive - Ryan Phillipe). All through the film I felt myself dancing in this cinema to the songs being played (and people were looking at me quite strangely as well!). The Placebo song is pretty good, I love Fatboy Slim's ...  Read the complete review

If you've seen Cruel Intentions, you understand that the movie contains the themes murder, deception, and sexual exploits. Sebastian and his step-sister Catherine are the ideal evil team in the beginning. The music, down to the opening song Every You and Every Me by Placebo helps to evoke these themes even further than the plot and the ...  Read the complete review

Cruel Intentions has become, without a doubt, one of the most watched films amongst me and my friends. And it's not just the wickedness portrayed by the fantastic Ryan Phillippe and Sarah Michelle Gellar, but undoubtedly also it's fine, fine soundtrack. Althought film sountrcaks do have a bit of a rep for being boring and ...  Read the complete review

Well basically I loved the film so I watched it several thousand times, and the more times I watched the film the more i became aware of the amazing soundtrack so i took it upon myself to go out and buy it. What a good move, its one of the most amazing collections of songs I can even begin to imagine, with such a mixture of different styles of ...  Read the complete review

This is, without a doubt, the best soundtrack I have heard in my life. It even beats the Trainspotting soundtrack, a feat I had previously thought impossible! There isn't one disappointing track on the album and together these songs form a formidable mixture which only makes brief visits to the CD rack before being restored to it's ...  Read the complete review