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Bedazzled (2000 Film)
David Newman
Bedazzled (2000 Film)
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Soundtracks
 
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All Artists: David Newman
Title: Bedazzled (2000 Film)
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 2
Label: Restless Records
Original Release Date: 10/24/2000
Release Date: 10/24/2000
Album Type: Soundtrack
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Soundtracks
Style: Comedy & Spoken Word
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 018777374828, 0823566054320

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Bedazzled Soundtrack
bffan | Kenosha, WI United States | 03/21/2001
(3 out of 5 stars)

"First, the good news. The first track, Johnnie Taylor's "Just The One" is a fabulous number, and included in this cd is Brendan Fraser's hilarious rendition of "The Dolphin Song" as well as his dark, scary and convincing "Inside of You Inside of Me", which was cut from the film. The bad news: the soundtrack does not include the vibrant, tone-setting "Bem Bem Maria" (The Gypsy Kings) or the wonderfully appropriate closing theme, "Change Your Mind" (Sister Hazel). I found most of the tracks on this soundtrack forgettable or outright bizarre. In addition, the tracks are listed out of order on my copy. Overall, I found this to be a disapointment. Parts of it were good, just not enough of them."
In Case Anyone Wanted To Know.......
Brian Furtado | Leamington, Ontario Canada | 06/21/2001
(2 out of 5 stars)

"After Brenden Fraser speaks with the man in the jail cell (God?), there is a hauntingly beautiful song playing in the background. This song is called Makambo by Geoffrey Oryema. Check out his music. Its all VERY beautiful.Just thought I'd help!"
Wonderfully Hilarious movie, great soundtrack
jC. | 11/08/2000
(4 out of 5 stars)

"This movie (if you haven't seen it- and by the way, if you haven't you really should) was unbelievably hilarious. The scrpit, story and acting are all excellent. The soundtrack of the film allows you to revisit the movie. It takes you everywhere, from a smooth Spanish tune (When Brendan Fraser is a Cuban drug lord) to a thigh-slapping funny rendition of "the Dolpihn Song" which is sung by Fraser himself (when he portrays the most emotionally sensitive man alive). The one flaw to this CD is that it doesn't contain the song at the very end of the movie, Sister Hazel's "Change Your Mind" which I think was a perfect ending song, and should have been included in the soundtrack. Overall, this was a fabulous movie and a soundtrack that makes you feel like you are watching the movie again."