Friday, July 1, 2022

Movies I Have Seen - July 2022 (18 movies)

 

Scarborough. 2021 (Canadian), Starring 


Bing (Liam Diaz), Sylvie (Essence Fox) and Laura (Anna Claire Beitel)

Aliya Kanani as Ms. Hina

Cherish Violet Blood, Ellie Posadas, Joshua Obra and Felix Jedi Ingram Isaac


and Bertram as Eunice the Dog. Crave, July 11, 2022. Soundtrack: "I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)"; "Take A Drink" - Performed by Poser; "Techno Syndrome"; "The Feel."

Trivia: The film was shot primarily in the Galloway Road neighbourhood of Scarborough.


The Night House. 2021, Starring 



Crave, July 11, 2022. Soundtrack: "Poor Galahad" - Performed by Zombies of the Stratosphere; "Kiss My Tears Away" - Performed by The Fabulous Terrifics Band; "Sails Across The Sea" - Performed by Boz Metzdorf; "What's In The Mirror" - Performed by Ashes; "O Holy Night" - Arranged by Timothy Dominique Benjamin. 

The Calvary Cross - Written by Richard Thompson, Performed by Richard Thompson & Linda Thompson, Courtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd, Under License from Universal Music Enterprises. 

Wildhood. 2021 (Canadian), Starring Phillip Lewitski as Lincoln, Joel Thomas Hynes as Arvin, Avery Winters-Anthony as Travis, Joshua Odjick as Pasmay, Michael Greyeyes as Smokey, Savonna Spracklin as Sarah, Jordan Poole as Skater, Samuel Davison as Ryan and Steve Lund as Dale. Crave, July 13, 2022. Soundtrack: "Little Things" - Written and Performed by William Prince; "Sun Dance" - Performed by Crown Lands; "Living Water" - Performed by Shhadeh; "Babylonian" - Written and Performed by Evan Redsky; "Oh" - Performed by Cosmo Doris; "Dance" - Performed by SUN SUN; "Crooked Smile" - Performed by DJ Shub; "Wolves Don't Live By The Rules" - Written and Performed by Willie Thrasher; "Dream Catcher" - Performed by City Natives; "Mohanut" - Performed by Jeremy Dutcher; "Don't Go Out" - Written and Performed by Kayaye; "Run" -  Performed by Cut The Lights. 

Red Rocket. 2021, Starring 


  • Simon Rex as Mikey "Saber" Davies
  • Bree Elrod as Lexi Davies
  • Suzanna Son as Strawberry / Raylee
  • Brenda Deiss as Lil
  • Judy Hill as Leondria
  • Brittney Rodriguez as June
  • Ethan Darbone as Lonnie
  • Shih-Ching Tsou as Ms. Phan
  • Parker Bigham as Nash Parker


Crave, July 12, 2022. Soundtrack: "


Bye Bye Bye
Performed by *NSYNC
Written by Kristian Lundin, Jacob Schulze and Andreas Carlsson
Courtesy of RCA Records by arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
Won't Stop Mobbin'
Written and Composed by Dave Tough, Jordan Webb and Tre Houston
Produced by Dave Tough
Performed by Jordan Webb, Tre Houston and Dave Tough (as Dave Tough Band)
Courtesy of Tough Daddy Publishing (BMI)
Call Her
Written by KC & Ali Mumy
Performed by Kali Indiana, KC & Ali Mumy
Simply Amazing
Written and Performed by Saúl Cosentino
Destination
Written and Performed by Antynomy
Country Wild
Written and Performed by The Crossing
Rebellion
Written and Performed by The Crossing
Control
Written and Performed by Puddle of Mudd
Hallelujah Square
Written by Ray Overholt
Courtesy of Songs of a Greater Vision
Just Lucky I Guess
Written by Mike Errico, Jared Gutstadt and Matthew F. Chambless
Performed by Western Youths
Biddyup
Written by Miles Kennedy and Jared Gutstadt
Performed by The Like Thes
Top Down
Written by Jared Gutstadt, William Markt and Gabriel Kirshoff
Performed by Mason Dixon
Small Town Love
Written by Jared Gutstadt and Jeff Jeudy
Performed by Dixie Crystal
Fast Lane
Written by Miles Kennedy, Jared Gutstadt and Taharqa Patterson
Performed by 2am
Used To Be
Written by Steven Page and Jared Gutstadt
Performed by Cape St. Francis
Genuine
Written by Jared Gutstadt, Steven Page and William Markt
Performed by Mason Dixon
Danklife
Written by Roman Molino Dunn
Performed by Roman Molino Dunn (as Electropoint) featuring Archrfox
Courtesy of Mirrortone Studios
Steady On The Block
Written by Calvin Odom, Chris Lang and Dain Luscombe
Performed by Attitude
Courtesy of Anthem Scores International
Around Here
Written by Jared Gutstadt, Jeffrey Peters and William Markt
Performed by Dixie Crystal
From the Back
Written by Roman Molino Dunn
Performed by Roman Molino Dunn (as Electropoint) featuring Marcus Jeremiah
Courtesy of Mirrortone Studios
I'm A Little Bit Country
Written by Jared Gutstadt
Performed by The Home Invasion
Masterpiece
Written by Ricky William Schmidt III
Performed by Hey, Chels
Courtesy of Tinderbox Music
Collect
Written by Samuel Demetrius Rogers
Performed by Spida4Eva
Produced by Trevin Jawara Engram
Courtesy of Made Money Entertainment
I'm Chasing Tomorrow
Written by Joel S. Silver and Jared Gutstadt
Performed by Lt. Fitzgibbons Men
Up Right
Written by Samuel Demetrius Rogers
Performed by Spida4Eva
Produced by Trevin Jawara Engram
Courtesy of Made Money Entertainment
Did It For You
Written by Justin Braun, Dan Harshbarger, Matt Juliano, Tony Mickle and Sean P. Quinn
Performed by Beemo
Courtesy of Tinderbox Music
Not Gonna Stop
Written by Jared Blair Warren, Samuel Powell, Saul Arteta Mikel and Anthony Clarence Watkins
Performed by Blynd Birds
Courtesy of Tinderbox Music
Mood Ring
Written by Samuel Demetrius Rogers
Performed by Spida4Eva
Produced by Trevin Jawara Engram
Courtesy of Made Money Entertainment
Birmingham, al. 8:30 AM
Written by Kyle Moseley and Andrea Colburn
Performed by Andrea & Mud
Courtesy of Tinderbox Music
Hunnid
Written by Stijn Derksen and Wouter Derksen
Performed by Mae Seven
Let Me See You Drop
Written by Christopher Isiah Hamilton
Performed by Chris Mugs
Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation
Absolutely Into You
Written by Morgan wilk
Performed by Morgan wilk
Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation
Strike It
Written by Clive John Webbe, Martyn Ford, Richard Francis Glover, Stephen John Daniel Draycott, Jeffrey Rose
Performed by Dub War
Published by Earache Songs (UK) LTD
Courtesy of Earache Records LTD
Firecracker
Written by James Koviloff, Nefertiti Jones and Molly Adele Brown
Performed by Molly Adele Brown
Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation
Mental
Written by Clive John Webbe, Martyn Ford, Richard Francis Glover, Stephen John Daniel Draycott, Jeffrey Rose
Performed by Dub War
Published by Earache Songs (UK) LTD
Courtesy of Earache Records LTD
Nar Say A Ting
Written by Clive John Webbe, Martyn Ford, Richard Francis Glover, Stephen John Daniel Draycott, Jeffrey Rose
Performed by Dub War
Published by Earache Songs (UK) LTD
Courtesy of Earache Records LTD
Fantasma
Written by Paolo Pavanello, Davide Pavanello, Christian Montanarella, Nicola Sangermano, Emiliano Audiso
Performed by Linea 77
Published by Earache Songs (UK) LTD
Courtesy of Earache Records LTD
Gorrit
Written by Clive John Webbe, Martyn Ford, Richard Francis Glover, Stephen John Daniel Draycott, Jeffrey Rose
Performed by Dub War
Published by Earache Songs (UK) LTD
Courtesy of Earache Records LTD
Leave It All Behind
Written by Bryan Scott
Performed by Cult to Follow
Happy Birthday
(uncredited)
Written by Mildred J. Hill and Patty S. Hill


Anachronism: Where Strawberry is filming on her phone, she uses a purple iPhone 11, a model that in 2016, the year the movie takes place, had not yet come out. 

Those Who Wish Me Dead. 2021, Starring 



Crave, July 13, 2022. Soundtrack: "


Arkansas
Written by Mike Campbell and Chris Stapleton
Performed by Chris Stapleton
Courtesy by Mercury Nashville
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Early Morning Shakes
Written by Cody Brian Cannon
Performed by Whiskey Myers
Courtesy by Wiggy Thump Records
By arrangements with Me Gusta Music, LLC
Down Here
Written by Jonny Burke, Evan Duane Felker, Kyle Samuel Wheters
Performed by Turnpike Troubadours
Courtesy by Boussier City Records
By arrangements with Me Gusta Music, LLC
Lighthouse
Written and performed by William Prince
Courtesy by Glassnote Records


The Worst Person In The World. 2021 (Norwegian), Starring 



Crave, July 14, 2022. Soundtrack: "


I Love Music
Written by Hale Smith and Emil Boyd
Performed by Ahmad Jamal Trio
Published by The Verve Music Group 1970, a Division Of UMG Recordings, Inc.
Courtesy of Halsco Music Publishers
Poly
Written by Caribou (as Snaith)
Performed by Caribou (as Daphni)
Published by Jiaolong 2017
Courtesy of BMG Rights Management
Bad Feeling
Written by Andy Harry and Sarah Rayne
Performed by Cobra Man
Courtesy of Goner Records
By Arrangement with Mixtape Music
Naked Eye
Written by Torgny Amdam and Lars Rasmussen
Performed by Amulet
Published by Telemachus Records
Courtesy of Telemaus Records
Ride Like the Wind
Written by Christopher Cross
Performed by Christopher Cross
Published by Christopher Cross Records
Courtesy of Universal Music Publishing
The Way You Look Tonight
Written by Dorothy Fields and Jerome Kern
Performed by Billie Holiday
Published by Columbia Records, A Division Of Sony Music Entertainment
Courtesy of Polygram International Publishing Inc, Universal Music Publishing AB, Reservoir Obo Aldi Music
(Originally Recorded 1936)
1 Thing
Written by Amerie (as Rogers), Rich Harrison (as Harrison), Stanley Walden (as Walden)
Performed by Amerie
Courtesy of Columbia Records, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Snowdrops
Written by Danell
Performed by Sven Wunder
Published by Piano Piano Records
Courtesy of Universal Music Publishing
Bra
Written by Patrick Patterson and Steven Scipio
Performed by Cymande
Courtesy of John Schroeder Enterprises Limited
Published by Sony Music Publishing
Healing Pt. 1
Written by Todd Rundgren
Performed by Todd Rundgren
Published by Bearsville Records
Courtesy of Warner Chappell Music
Wersaillies (Planeur)
Written by Christophe Chassol
Performed by Christophe Chassol
Published by Tricatel
Courtesy of Tricatel
Stardust Hurricane
Written by Mattis Tallerås
Performed by Soft System
Published by Astral Funk Records 2021
Courtesy of Copyright Control
How I Wish
Written by Henrik Schjelderup-Lund, Vuyo Smage, Vestrheim and Sandness
Performed by Boy Made Flower
Published by North Of
Courtesy of Control / Kobalt Music Publishing
Lighthouse
Written by Pasha Nadjafi, Omar Elgarh and Coucheron (as Teigen)
Performed by Coucheron, Pasha & Soul Gem Toothfairy
Published by Artist Publishing Gruop West (ASCAP)
Administered by Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd / Self Published (TONO)
Booth Love
Written by Jake Cinninger
Performed by Umphrey's McGee
Published by Nothing Too Fancy Music
Courtesy of Hanging Brains Publishing Inc
Bells
Written by Øystein Greni (as Greni) and Kathryn Williams (as Williams)
Performed by Bigbang
Published by Petroleum Records Under Exclusive License From Grandsport Records
Courtesy of Grandsport Music
Boogie Butt
Written by Harry Scorzo
Performed by Skylite
Published by Rampart Records 1979
Courtesy of Scova One Music
Falling In Love
Written by Mathias Risdal
Performed by Matt Rise
Published by Copyright Control
Courtesy of Copyright Control
Dance, Love & Die
Written by Leron Thomas, Fabrice Franck Henri, Florian Pellissier, Grégoire Fauque and Sylvain Ruby
Performed by Guts
Published by Heavenly Sweetness
Courtesy of Alter K
By Arrangement with Friendly Fire Licensing
Stay With Me
Written by Adam Jonsson
Performed by Glamour Hammer
Published by Icons Creating Evil Art
Courtesy of ICEA, CMG HOLDING AB
Pieces Froides: No. 2 Trois Danses De Travers
Written by Erik Satie
Performed by Klara Komendi
Published by Naxos Rights International
Ma Mere L'Oye
Written by Maurice Ravel
Performed by Kenneth Jean & Symfonický orchester Slovenského rozhlasu (as Slovak Radio Symphonia Orchestra)
Courtesy of Naxos Rights International
Dreamscapes
Written by Harris
Performed by 13NHARRI
Published by Copyright Control
Courtesy of Copyright Control
Celestial Wine
(Traditional)
Performed by Amazon Ensemble
Published by Wuante Music
Courtesy of Wuante Music
Feel The Love (Diskomiks)
Written by Svein Gundersen, Prins Thomas (as Hermansen) and Johnny Sareussen
Performed by Prins Thomas
I Said Goodbye to Me
Written by Harry Nilsson (as H. Nilsson)
Performed by Harry Nilsson
All Rights Reserved by RCA Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment
Courtesy of Warner Chappell Music
(Originally Released 1968)
Springtime
Written by Christophe Vaillant and Yoanna Claquin
Performed by Le Superhomard
Courtesy of Elefant Records
Copyrighted by Elefant Publishing and Alter K Publishing
Maybe In the Summer
Written by Sunniva Lindgaard and Andrew Baardsen
Performed by Sassy009
Published by Luft Recordings
Courtesy of Luft Publishing
Sunrise Parable
Written by Koehler
Performed by Fastback
Published by Copyright Control
Courtesy of Copyright Control
Tchoung Fou
Written by Yves Hayat
Performed by Droids
Published by Barclay (1979)
Courtesy of Warner Chappell Music
Water, Voices & Snow
Written by Christophe Chassol
Performed by Christophe Chassol
Published by Tricatel 2013
Courtesy of Tricatel 2013
Soler
Written by Otto Totland
Performed by Otto Totland
Published by Sonic Pieces 2014, Copyright Control
Courtesy of Sonic Pieces 2014, Copyright Control
Back To Dungaree High
Written by Thomas Seltzer and Knut Schreiner
Performed by Turbonegro
Published by Sony Music Publishing
Courtesy of BMG Rights Management
I Will Take You There
Written by Harry Nilsson (as H. Nilsson)
Performed by Harry Nilsson
All Rights Reserved by RCA Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment
Courtesy of Warner Chappell Music
(Originally Released 1968)
Waters of March
Written by Antonio Carlos Jobim (as Jobim)
Performed by Art Garfunkel
Published by Sony Music Entertainment Inc. 1975
Courtesy of Antonio Carlos Jobim 1972, Corcovado Music Corp.
Soft Systemized
Written by Mattis Tallerås
Performed by Soft System
Published by Astral Funk Records 2021
Courtesy of Copyright Control

Quote: Narrator: 

The sum of Western guilt sat beside him on the couch. Went to bed with him at night. Everything was weighed against the greater cause. He felt he was betraying Sunniva. Betraying the Sami people. Felt like the world's worst person, but couldn't resist.


Half Brothers. 2020, Starring Luis Gerardo Mendez as Renato, Connor Del Rio as Asher, Jose Zuniga as Evaristo, Vincent Spano as Mr. B, Pia Watson as Pamela, Juan Pablo Espinosa as Flavio, Jwaundace Candece as Doris, Ian Inigo as Young Renato, Bianca Marroquin as Tere, Mikey Salazar as Emilio; George the Goat as Senor Renatito, Luke Greenfield as Insanely Handsome Factory Executive/ Director. Crave, July 14 and 15, 2022, second time with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "El Fugitivo" - Performed by Sexy Zebras; "Ballade No. 2 in F Major, Op 28" - Performed by John Alexander; "Can't Catch Me" - Performed by NoMBe feat. New Mystics; "Punalada Al Corazon" - Written and Performed by Xocoyotzin Herrera; "(Baby) Hold On" - Performed by The James Hunter Six; "Memories Of You" - Written and Performed by Sean Wiggins & Mary White; "Don't Wanna Dance" - Performed by Boston Bun; "Deleter" - Performed by Grouplove; "Ya No Me Chingues" - Performed by Santa Muerte; "Nice To Be With You"- Performed by Gallery; "Get That Feeling" - Performed by Royal Deluxe; "Sing Sing Sing" - Performed by Lighthouse; "Euphobia" - Performed by Nina Coyote eta Chico Tornado; "Here It Comes" - Performed by The Math Club & Chubb Rock; "Shame Shame Shame" - Performed by Shirley & Company; "How The Time Goes" - Performed by Sean Wiggins; "Without You (Desde El Dia Que Te Fuiste)" - Performed by Il Divo; "Time" - Performed by Angelo De Augustine. 

Stillwater. 2021, Starring 


  • Matt Damon as Bill Baker, an unemployed roughneck whose daughter ends up wrongly imprisoned for murder in France. Bill believes in his daughter's innocence so strongly that he takes up investigating her case when no one else will.
  • Abigail Breslin as Allison Baker, Bill's daughter. Convicted of murdering her roommate and lover Lina, she still maintains her innocence even after five years of imprisonment. She inadvertently sets her father out to investigate her case by asking him to pass a letter to her lawyer.
  • Camille Cottin as Virginie, a single mother living in France who decides to help Bill investigate his daughter's case. She rents Bill a room and translates for him as he pursues leads.
  • Lilou Siauvaud as Maya, Virginie's daughter. Bill helps Virginie care for Maya and acts as a father figure to her.
  • Deanna Dunagan as Sharon, Bill's mother-in-law and Allison's grandmother. She helps support Bill and Allison financially and coordinates with Allison on Bill's visits to France.
  • Idir Azougli as Akim, the mystery man that Bill believes is the real killer.
  • Anne Le Ny as Leparq, Allison's lawyer.
  • Moussa Maaskri as Dirosa, a retired police officer who offers to help Bill for money.
  • William Nadylam as Patrick


Crave, June 14, 2022, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "


On the Road to Rock and Roll
Written and Performed by Jimmy Lafave
Published by Night Tribe Music
Courtesy of Music Road Records and Night Tribe Music
Alyhiah
Composed by Philippe Guez and Patrick Maarek
Published by Kosinus APM
Courtesy of APM Music
Pavane in F-Sharp Minor (a)
Written by Beatrix Benedict, Gabriel Fauré, and David Fuller
Published by KPM APM
Courtesy of APM Music
Douze Heures
Written by Julia Canac, Oscar Emch, Bastien Cabezon
Published by Alter K
Performed by Enchantée Julia
Courtesy of Enchantée Julia
The Tales of Hoffman - Barcarolle (a)
Written by Beatrix Benedict, David Fuller, and Jacques Offenbach
Published by KPM APM
Courtesy of APM Music
Gangnam Style
Written by Psy (as PSY), Gun-hyung Yoo (as Gun Hyung Yoo)
Words and Music by Psy (as Jai Sang Park), Gun-hyung Yoo (as Keon Hyung Yoo)
(c) UNIVERSAL TUNES ON BEHALF OF ITSELF AND MUSIC OF SHEBA
Published by Sony/ATV Music Publishing Korea
Performed by Psy (as PSY)
Courtesy of Schoolboy/Republic Records/YG Entertainment under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Groove Anthem A
Composed by Peter Jordan, Marc Steinmeier, and Xyco
Published by UNBOUND Music GmbH, Sonoton Music GmbH Co KG, Sonoton APM
Courtesy of APM Music
Bons baisers de Marseille
Written by Stéphane Attard and Francois Ridel
Published by Les Editions du Gabian c/o Adrien Simonnet
Performed by Moussu T e lei Jovents
Courtesy of Manivette Records
A Marseille
Written by Stéphane Attard, Dominique Danger, Laurent Garibaldi, Gilbert Kayalik, René Mazzarino, Francois Ridel
Published by Les Editions du Gabian c/o Adrien Simonnet
Performed by Massilia Sound System
Courtesy of Manivette Records
L'aube
Written by Guillain Bouyoux, Christophe Deschamps, and Jérome Pichon
Published by Alter K/Almost Musique c/o Adrien Simonnet
Performed by Canari
Courtesy of Canari/Alter K
Òai e Libertat
Written by Francois Ridel, Stéphane Attard, Laurent Garibaldi, Gilbert Kayalik, Francois Ridel
Published by Manivette Records c/o Adrien Simonnet
Performed by Massilia Sound System
Courtesy of Manivette Records
Moving
Written and Performed by John Fullbright
Published by BMG Gold Songs obo Blue Dirt Songs c/o BMG Rights Management (US) LLC
Courtesy of Blue Door
Righteous Kind
Written and Performed by Bradford Loomis
Published by Lineage Artistry Publishing, c/o Truly Music
Courtesy of Truly Music on behalf of Lineage Artistry
Revolution Racer
Written by Jimmy Kaleth, Jez Pike, Bob Mitchell
Published by Sonoton Music GmbH Co KG, Sonoton APM, UNBOUND Music GmbH
Courtesy of APM Music
Changes
Written by Ray Bryant
Published by Prestige Music c/o Concord Music Publishing
Performed by Miles Davis
Courtesy of Prestige Records/Craft Recordings
A division of Concord
Pavana
Written by Francisco Tárrega
Performed by Mats Bergström
Courtesy of Naxos Records
By arrangement with Source/Q
I'm No Stranger to the Rain
Written by Sonny Curtis and Ron Hellard
Published by Sony/ATV Tree Publishing
Performed by Keith Whitley
Courtesy of RCA Nashville
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
Ja Funmi
Words and Music by King Sunny Ade
(c) UNIVERSAL POLYGRAM INT. PUBLISHING, INC. ON BEHALF OF AFRISON LTD. AND CLOUSEAU MUSIQUE S.A.
Performed by King Sunny Ade
Courtesy of Universal Island Records Ltd. under license from Universal Music Enterprises
The Girl from Brazil Mix 4
Composed by Adrean Farrugia
Published by Hard APM
Courtesy of APM Music
Help Me Make It Through the Night
Written by Kris Kristofferson
Published by COMBINE MUSIC CORP
Performed by Sammi Smith
Courtesy of Gusto Records, Inc.
Club Recoleta
Written by Daniel Diaz
Published by Cezame Metro Park
Courtesy of APM Music
Choke Hold
Written by Gary Hoey
Published by Birch Street Music
Performed by Gary Hoey
Courtesy of ESPN, Inc.
Peking Duck
Written by Claude Sacre and Roger Abaji
Published by Kosinus APM
Courtesy of APM Music
Nocturne in B Major
Written by Frédéric Chopin
Public Domain
Published by Selected Sound APM
Courtesy of APM Music
Ride 'em Cowboys
Written by Edgar Reed Ward and John Kenneth Long
Performed by Oklahoma State University Cowboy Marching Band
Used by permission of Edward H. Morris & Company, a Division of MPL Music Publishing, Inc.
Desert Flower
Written and Performed by Bob Childers
Courtesy of White Buffalo Road Show Publishing


Quote: [last lines]: Allison [back home, sitting on the porch] Everything looks the same here. Nothing's changed. Don't you think? 

Bill: No, Ally, I don't. It all looks different to me. I don't hardly recognize it any more.


West Side Story. 2021, Starring 



Crave. July 17, 2022. Soundtrack: "


Prologue
Music by Leonard Bernstein
La Borinqueña
(Sharks Version)
Music by Fèlix Astol i Artés
Words by Lola Rodríguez de Tió
Arranged by Jeanine Tesori
Performed by David Alvarez, Sharks
Something's Coming
Music by Leonard Bernstein
Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Performed by Ansel Elgort
The Dance at the Gym: Blues, Promenade, Mambo, Cha-Cha, Meeting Scene, Jump
Music by Leonard Bernstein
Maria
Music by Leonard Bernstein
Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Performed by Ansel Elgort
Balcony Scene (Tonight)
Music by Leonard Bernstein
Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Performed by Ansel Elgort, Rachel Zegler
Transition to Scherzo/Scherzo
Music by Leonard Bernstein
One Hand, One Heart
Music by Leonard Bernstein
Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Performed by Ansel Elgort, Rachel Zegler
Cool
Music by Leonard Bernstein
Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Performed by Ansel Elgort, Mike Faist
Tonight (Quintet)
Music by Leonard Bernstein
Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Performed by Mike Faist, David Alvarez, Ariana DeBose, Ansel Elgort, Rachel Zegler, Jets, Sharks
The Rumble
Music by Leonard Bernstein
Somewhere
Music by Leonard Bernstein
Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Performed by Rita Moreno
A Boy Like That/I Have a Love
Music by Leonard Bernstein
Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Performed by Ariana DeBose, Rachel Zegler
Mambo
(Reprise)
Music by Leonard Bernstein
Finale
Music by Leonard Bernstein


Anachronisms:  

A pinball machine is seen in the drugstore. However, pinball was outlawed in New York until 1976.
The 9th (Columbus) Ave elevated train tracks in the Upper West Side were removed after their closure in 1940.
Several 1970s Checker Marathon Taxi cabs are visible throughout the film, notably in the garage where the Jets hang out. This is a common movie mistake for films set in the 1950s because the taxi was designed in 1962 and produced relatively unchanged until 1982.
The term "mutually assured destruction" was not coined until 1962.
The sound of the subway car motor in the scene at the 72nd street subway station are not from that era's car design (which are actually still used for special "Holiday Train" outings in December), but are that of modern trains -- most likely Bombardier MITRAC propulsion units.
A character is described as being "always there for me." This was not used until a few decades later.

Tony just spent a year in prison, and talks about being in "Ossining." But the prison was not called that at the time. It was "Sing Sing." It was not named Ossining until 1970 and reverted to Sing Sing in 1985. 

At least one vehicle was a 1959 Oldsmobile, which is two years after the story takes place.


Black Bear. 2020, Starring 



Crave, July 20, 2022. Soundtrack: "


Music by 

Giulio Carmassi
Bryan Scary


Hamilton: An American Musical. 2015 (Live Theatre), Starring Julius Thomas as Alexander Hamilton. Jubilee Auditorium, Calgary, AB, July 23, 2022, with Dr. Connie Luther. 


The King's Man. 2021, Starring 



Crave, July 24, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "War Pigs" and "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" - Performed by Black, Sabbath; "Measure Of A Man" - Performed by FKA Twigs (feat. Central Cee); "1812 Overture" and "Themes From The Nutcracker" - Composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky; "Matthew Cubed" - Published by MARV Music; "It's A Long Way To Tipperary" - Performed by John McCormack (1914); "Scotland The Brave" (Traditional); "Happy Birthday" - Written by Mildred Hill and Patty Hill. 


Trivia: Tom Hollander is credited as 'Tom Hollander³', as he plays three different characters.


Anachronisms: 

A road sign reading SAVILLE ROW W1 is seen in 1914. Postal districts in London were not numbered until after the war broke out and many postal workers left to fight for King and country, as the new employees didn't know all of the streets in a region (West London in this case).
Oxford refers to the "Beryozka glide" when talking to Rasputin. The Berezka Dance Ensemble was renown for moving across a dance floor in long gowns, appearing as though floating. This is how Rasputin appeared, entering the room flanked by two women, gliding with no apparent steps. However, choreographer and dancer Nadezhda Nadezhdina didn't found the ensemble nor the specialized choreography until the mid 1940s and didn't tour the West until the early 1950s.
King George tells Oxford about the effectiveness of the German blockade and people being hungry in the street. This never happened, and while British trade routes were being attacked, the submarine warfare in WW1 was not that good, and the British public never starved. However, this did happen in WW2.
The poem that the Duke of Oxford recites, 'Dulce et decorum est' by Wilfred Owen, was not published until 1920 and not popularized until it was included in some war poetry anthologies in the 1960s. There is no way he could have had that poem in 1916.
The 1914 European map show the Dutch province of Flevoland, which wasn't reclaimed land until many decades later.
The exterior of the White House shows the Truman Balcony on the second floor of the south face. The Truman Balcony wasn't completed until 1948. Prior to that, there was no balcony.
In the film Lance Corporal Reid brings a message from Conrad Oxford to his father Orlando Oxford, and (in describing the nature of the letter's contents) uses the word "surreal." The word "surreal" was created by the French writer and critic, Guillaume Apollinaire in 1927 - many years after World War I - and only gained wide usage when it was appropriated by Andre Breton even later. There is no way that word would have been used during the events of World War I.


I Am A Mennonite. 2021 (Canadian), Starring Paul Plett, Candice Bergen, Antoinette Hazefoet, Don Plett, Menno Plett, Nina Schroeder, Flora Visser, Andrew Unger, Olga Rubel, Tina Dyck and Jenna Klassen. YES Network, July 24, 2022, with Dr. Connie Luther. Trivia: Directed by Paul Plett. 

Blue Bayou. 2021, Starring 



Crave, July 27, 2022. Soundtrack: "


Ja Jang Uri
Traditional
Performed by Sage Kim Gray
Wash
Written by Justin Vernon
Performed by Bon Iver
Courtesy of Jagjaguwar
Rent
Written by Rogét Chahayed, Michael Fonseca, Bleu (as William McAuley), Ramiro Padilla, Blaqnmild (as Adam Pigott), Big Freedia (as Freddie Ross) and Soaky Siren (as Rosina Russel)
Performed by Big Freedia
Courtesy of Asylum Records
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
In Fantasia
Written by Kishi Bashi (as Kaoru Ishibashi)
Performed by Kishi Bashi
Courtesy of Joyful Noise Recordings
By arrangement with Terrorbird
Drifting By
Written and Performed by Richard Lacy and Sarah Elizabeth Lacy
Bad Decisions
Written and Performed by Pete Masitti (as Pete Masitt) and Jonathan Kingham
Elegy for Strangers in Inglewood Park
Written and Performed by Daiguo LI (as Li Daiguo)
Stay Right Here
Written and Performed by Daiguo LI (as Li Daiguo) and Roger Suen
Loi To Tinh De Thuong
Written by Pham Ngoc Son
Performed by Trong Nguyen and Melody Band
Jelly Donut
Written by Matt Nguyen and Tessa Nguyen
Performed by ARIUS
Sáu Muoi Nam Cuoc Doi
Written by Y Van
Performed by Trong Nguyen and Melody Band
Biet Den Thuo Nao
Written by Tung Giang, Truong Ky
Performed by Trong Nguyen and Melody Band
Blue Bayou
Written by Joe Melson and Roy Orbison
Performed by Alicia Vikander
Ngo
Written by Pham Anh Dung and Song Viet Dam Giang
Performed by Khánh Duy
Ja Jang Uri
Traditional
Performed by Justin Chon


El Camino. 2019, Starring 



Netflix, July 28, 2022. Soundtrack: "

"Sharing the Night Together" by Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show, which Todd sings in the car during his and Jesse's road trip, "Spikey" by Red Snapper, which played over the montage where Jesse searches Todd's apartment, and "Static on the Radio" by Jim White, which ran over the end credits.


Hoy Hoy Hoy
(uncredited)
Performed by Tazito
El Llano
Performed by Cunao
Bluebird
Composed by Alan Hawkshaw


Don't Look Up. 2021, Starring 


Other cast members include Erik Parillo as Sheriff Conlon, Orlean's choice for Supreme Court Justice who ends up in a sex scandal with Orlean; Jon Glaser as Meow Man; Sarah Nolen as the puppeteer of Sammy; Allyn Burrows as Mr. Dibiasky, the father of Kate; and Tori Davis Lawlor as Mrs. Dibiasky, the mother of Kate

Additionally, Robert Hurst Radochia and Conor Sweeney appear as Randall and June's sons, Evan and Marshall Mindy. Hettienne Park appears as Dr. Jocelyn Calder, the Head of NASA. There are cameo appearances by Liev Schreiber as the BASH narrator, journalist Ashleigh Banfield as Dalia Hensfield, Sarah Silverman as comedian Sarah Benterman, Bollywood actor Ishaan Khatter as Raghav Manavalan and Chris Evans (uncredited) as film actor Devin Peters who stars in the film Total Devastation and attempts to be a centrist about whether or not to worry about the failure to divert the comet when humanity had the chance. Matthew Perry and Gina Gershon were cast for roles in the film, but had their scenes cut.


Netflix, July 30, 2022, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "


Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing ta F' wit
Written by The GZA (as Gary Grice), Method Man (as Clifford Smith), Ol' Dirty Bastard (as Russell Jones), RZA (as Robert Diggs), Ghostface Killah (as Dennis Coles), Inspectah Deck (as Jason Hunter), Raekwon (as Corey Woods) and U-God (as Lamont Hawkins)
Performed by Wu-Tang Clan
Courtesy of RCA Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
Right Thurr
Written by Chingy (as Howard Bailey), Alonzo Lee and Shamar Daugherty
Performed by Chingy
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Let the Eagle Soar
Written and Performed by John Ashcroft
Courtesy of 161 Music
Showdown
Written and Performed by Eric V. Hachikian
Courtesy of EVH Arts, Inc.
Statesboro Blues
Written by Blind Willie McTell
Performed by The Allman Brothers Band
Courtesy of Island Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Doorman
Written by Mura Masa (as Alexander Crossan) and slowthai (as Tyron Frampton)
Performed by slowthai & Mura Masa
Courtesy of Method Records/Caroline Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Invasion
Written by Kevin Hoetger and Kyle Crusham
Performed by English Teeth
Courtesy of Set the Control
The Love I Hold
Written by Ronald Benjamin Walker and Glenn Theodore Williams, Jr.
Performed by The Agents
Courtesy of Funkadelphia Record Distribution, Phila PA
By arrangement with Now-Again Records
Troubadour
Written by Monty Holmes and Leslie Satcher
Performed by George Strait
Courtesy of MCA Nashville
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
House of Bricks
Written by Despot (as Alec Reinstein) and E. Vax (as Evan Mast)
Performed by Despot
Courtesy of Perfect Branch
Just Look Up
Written by Nicholas Britell, Ariana Grande, Kid Cudi (as Scott Mescudi), and Taura Stinson
Performed by Ariana Grande and Kid Cudi
Produced by Nicholas Britell
Ariana Grande appears courtesy of Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
Kid Cudi appears courtesy of Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
Just Like Paradise
Written by David Lee Roth and Brett Tuggle (as Brett Michael Tuggle)
Performed by David Lee Roth
Courtesy of Warner Records Inc.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Till Then
Written by Guy Wood, Eddie Seiler and Sol Marcus
Performed by The Mills Brothers
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Taisho
Written by Jan Weissenfeldt, Max Weissenfeldt and Masuru Nishimoto
Performed by Whitefield Brothers
Courtesy of Now-Again Records
Bernadette
Written by Brian Holland, Eddie Holland (as Edward Holland Jr) and Lamont Dozier
Performed by The Four Tops (as Four Tops)
Courtesy of Motown Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
I'll Be Around
Written by Alec Wilder
Performed by The Mills Brothers
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Across the Valley from the Alamo
Written by Joe Greene
Performed by The Mills Brothers
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
(Gonna Ride This) Whirlwind
Written by Herschel Dwellingham (as Herschel Edmund Dwellingham Sr.) and Harley E. Hackett
Performed by The Escorts
Courtesy of Helva Records
By arrangement with Fervor Records
Second Nature
Written by Justin Vernon and Nicholas Britell
Performed by Bon Iver
Produced by Justin Vernon, Nicholas Britell, and Chris Messina
Happy Birthday
(uncredited)
Written by Mildred J. Hill and Patty S. Hill


The Suicide Squad. 2021, Starring 


  • Margot Robbie as Dr. Harleen Quinzel / Harley Quinn:
    A crazed criminal and former psychiatrist.[5] Robbie said the film would show a new side of the character compared to her previous DC Extended Universe (DCEU) appearances due to her being in a new place and surrounded by new characters.[6] Despite inheriting this version of Harley from previous films, writer/director James Gunn loved the character and felt very comfortable writing for her. He wanted her to be "the most Harley of all Harleys" depicted on film,[7] including making "healthy" choices, following her toxic relationship with the Joker, that other people would find insane.[8] He likened Harley's relationship with Bloodsport to the comedy duo Abbott and Costello, with Harley being Costello.[9]
  • Idris Elba as Robert DuBois / Bloodsport:
    A mercenary with a technologically advanced suit that he can use to create different gadgets and transforming weaponry (an adaptation of the comic book character's ability to manifest weapons).[10][11] After being convicted of shooting Superman with a Kryptonite bullet, Bloodsport shortens his prison sentence by joining Task Force X so he can help his daughter Tyla.[11] Gunn said each member of the Suicide Squad in the film was inspired by a different film genre,[11] and described Bloodsport as an unsentimental portrayal of a 1960s action hero like Steve McQueen, without their "moral repercussions".[9] The character's story in the film takes him from a "toxic asshole to a true leader".[12]
  • John Cena as Christopher Smith / Peacemaker:
    A ruthless, jingoistic killer who believes in achieving peace at any cost.[5][9][13] Gunn told Cena not to read any Peacemaker comics before filming, and Cena originally approached the role with an "angular, drill sergeant, Full Metal Jacket-esque personality" before Gunn told him to act like a "douchey, bro-y Captain America"[14] who could have appeared in a 1970s television series like Wonder Woman.[11] The character does not get as much exploration or development as the other members of the Suicide Squad, which is one of the reasons that Gunn decided to create the spin-off television series Peacemaker despite him originally intending for the character's apparent death in the film to be permanent.[15]
  • Joel Kinnaman as Colonel Rick Flag:
    The field leader of the Suicide Squad.[5] Gunn said Flag was the character that changed the most compared to the first Suicide Squad (2016),[16] with Kinnaman describing this version as sillier, less jaded, more naive, and funnier.[17] Gunn said Kinnaman was not used to comedic acting but "quickly showed a talent and an affinity" for it.[12] Flag begins the film on the Suicide Squad team that Amanda Waller sends as a decoy, and a deleted scene would have explained that she did this because he made fun of an ugly shirt she was wearing. Gunn said Flag has grown sick of being taken advantage of and doing bad things, which leads to him disobeying Waller and being killed by Peacemaker.[15]
  • Sylvester Stallone as the voice of Nanaue / King Shark:
    A man-eating shark-human hybrid,[18][19] created with visual effects.[20] Steve Agee, a longtime friend of Gunn's, developed King Shark's portrayal on set. He was chosen partly because he is 6 feet 7 inches (2.01 m), and wore a wireframe version of a shark head as well as a body suit to further approximate the character's size and shape.[21] Gunn wanted the underlying story for King Shark to explore his loneliness as someone who wants to be part of the world and connect with other people, but is not able to due to his appearance. This is seen in moments where he pretends to read or looks longingly out a window at a couple who are together.[15]
  • Viola Davis as Amanda Waller:
    The director of A.R.G.U.S. who runs the Task Force X program.[22] Gunn said Waller, along with the U.S. government, is the true villain of the film, which explores the different reactions that the Suicide Squad have to her asking them to cover-up illegal experiments in Corto Maltese.[15] He added that there was "no better Amanda Waller" than Davis,[16] and said she was "incredibly intimidating" when portraying the character.[23]
  • David Dastmalchian as Abner Krill / Polka-Dot Man:
    An "experiment gone wrong" in a suit covered with polka dots.[5][24] Gunn described Polka-Dot Man as "the dumbest DC character of all time" whom he hoped to turn into a tragic character,[25][26] with the film's version being infected with an interdimensional virus by his mother in an attempt to turn him into a superhero. The virus develops into colorful balls of acid under Krill's skin that cause him pain unless he expels them as polka-dot weapons or vomits them up.[27] Unbeknownst to Gunn, Dastmalchian felt a personal connection to the character because he has the skin condition vitiligo, for which he was bullied as a child and called "polka dots".[28]
  • Daniela Melchior as Cleo Cazo / Ratcatcher 2:
    A thief who inherited the mantle of "Ratcatcher" from her father, along with equipment that allows her to control rats and communicate with them.[29] Gunn described her as the "heart of the film",[30] and noted that she is different from the other characters because she had her father's love growing up where the other characters had problematic relationships with their parents. Gunn explained that the moment where Ratcatcher 2 covers Bloodsport to protect him from the rats at the end of the film signifies her being able to share her father's love with him, which is why the moment is intercut with a flashback of her sitting with her father.[15]
  • Michael Rooker as Brian Durlin / Savant: a hand-to-hand combat and weapons expert.[31][32] He is killed in the opening scene when Waller detonates a bomb in his head for deserting the mission.[33]
  • Jai Courtney as Digger Harkness / Captain Boomerang: an unhinged Australian thief who wields boomerangs.[34] Courtney said the character was "the same shitbag liability" he was in the first film.[35]
  • Peter Capaldi as Gaius Grieves / The Thinker: the lead scientist of Project Starfish,[22][36] who has been experimenting on Starro the Conqueror on behalf of the U.S. government.[37]
  • Alice Braga as Sol Soria: the leader of a rebel faction on Corto Maltese who aligns herself with the Suicide Squad.[5][38]
  • Pete Davidson as Richard "Dick" Hertz / Blackguard: an easily manipulated mercenary.[5][39] He betrays the first Suicide Squad team to the Corto Maltese military, who then kill him.[33]

In addition to playing King Shark on set, Steve Agee portrays John Economos, an A.R.G.U.S. agent who is an aide to Waller.[40][41] Other aides to Waller include Jennifer Holland as Emilia Harcourt and Tinashe Kajese as Flo Crawley.[40][42] The ill-fated first Suicide Squad team includes Savant, Captain Boomerang, and Blackguard, as well as Nathan Fillion as Cory Pitzner / T.D.K. (The Detachable Kid), a metahuman who can detach his arms from his body;[5][13][43] Flula Borg as Gunter Braun / Javelin, a former Olympic athlete who wields javelins as weapons;[5][31][44] Mayling Ng as Mongal, an alien mass murderer;[5][45] and Sean Gunn as Weasel, an anthropomorphic weasel whose portrayal is based on Bill the Cat from the comic strip Bloom County. James Gunn said Weasel was "barely more than an animal" which raised some ethical questions about his involvement in the squad.[10][46]

Also appearing in the film are Juan Diego Botto as Silvio Luna, the dictator of Corto Maltese who tries to woo Harley Quinn;[38] Joaquín Cosío as Mateo Suárez, the Major General of Corto Maltese;[38] Storm Reid as Bloodsport's daughter Tyla;[22] Julio Ruiz as Milton, an associate of Task Force X;[47][48] Lynne Ashe as Polka-Dot Man's mother;[27] and Taika Waititi as Ratcatcher 2's father, the original Ratcatcher.[30] In addition to Weasel, Sean Gunn also portrays Calendar Man, one of several DC Comics villains that appear as Belle Reve inmates. Others include Natalia Safran as Kaleidoscope and Jared Leland Gore as Double Down.[49] John Ostrander, creator of the 1980s Suicide Squad team that influenced the film, makes a cameo appearance as Dr. Fitzgibbon,[22][50] while Stephen Blackehart has a small role as the pilot Briscoe,[51] and both Lloyd Kaufman and Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) collaborator Pom Klementieff appear as dancers in a nightclub.[38] Ratcatcher 2's pet rat Sebastian was voiced by Dee Bradley Baker and portrayed on-set by rats named Jaws and Crisp Ratt.


Crave, July 31, 2022. Soundtrack: "


Folsom Prison Blues
Written by Johnny Cash (as John R. Cash)
Performed by Johnny Cash
Courtesy of Columbia Nashville
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
People Who Died
Written by Jim Carroll, Stephen Linsley, Brian Linsley, Wayne Woods and Terrell Winn
Performed by The Jim Carroll Band
Courtesy of Fat Possum Records
Sucker's Prayer
Written by Colin Meloy
Performed by The Decemberists
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Samba Na Sola
Written by Alec (as Alec Edmond Haiat) and Céu (as Maria Do Céu Whitaker Pocas)
Performed by Céu
Courtesy of Six Degrees Records and Urban Jungle Records
By arrangement with The Orchard
Adagio (Concierto de Aranjuez for Guitar and Orchestra)
Written by Joaquin Rodrigo
Performed by Pepe Romero, Neville Marriner (as Sir Neville Marriner), The Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields (as Academy of St. Martin in the Fields), Barry Davis
Courtesy of Decca Music Group Limited
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Whistle for the Choir
Written by Jon Fratelli (as John Lawler)
Performed by The Fratellis
Courtesy of Island Records Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Point of Know Return
Written by Phil Ehart, Robby Steinhardt (as Robert Steinhardt) and Steve Walsh
Performed by Kansas
Courtesy of Epic Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
Sola
Written by Jessie Reyez, Claudia Brant (as Claudia Menkarski) and Timothy Suby
Performed by Jessie Reyez
Courtesy of Island Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Can't Sleep
Written by K.Flay (as Kristine Flaherty), Lincoln Jesser and David Singer-Vine
Performed by K.Flay
Courtesy of Bummer Picnic Records
Quem Tem Joga
Written by Gloria Groove (as Daniel Garcia Felicione Napoleao), Emicida (as Leandro Roque De Oliveira), Carlos Eduardo Alves Da Rocha, Karol Conká (as Karoline dos Santos de Oliveira) and Drik Barbosa (as Adriana Barbosa De Souza)
Performed by Drik Barbosa featuring Gloria Groove and Karol Conká
Courtesy of Laboratório Fantasma
Karol Conka appears courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment
Meu Tambor
Written by Marcelo D.2. (as Marcelo Maldonado Peixoto)
Performed by Marcelo D.2. (as Marcelo D2) featuring Zuzuka Poderosa
Courtesy of EMI Records Brasil Ltda
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Rain
Written by Jordan Benjamin, Boonn, Jessie Reyez and Chester Krupa Carbone
Performed by Jordan Benjamin (as grandson) & Jessie Reyez
Courtesy of Fueled by Ramen/Elektra Music Group
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Jessie Reyez appears courtesy of FMLY Inc. & Island Records, a division of UMG Recordings Inc.
I Ain't Got Nobody
Written by Roger Graham and Spencer Williams
Just a Gigolo (I Ain't Got Nobody)
"Just a Gigolo" written by Leonello Casucci, Julius Brammer and Irving Caesar
"I Ain't Got Nobody" written by Roger Graham and Spencer Williams
Performed by Louis Prima
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Hey
Written by Frank Black (as Black Francis)
Performed by Pixies
Courtesy of 4AD
By arrangement with Beggars Group Media Limited
So Busted
Written by David Kelling
Performed by Culture Abuse
Courtesy of Epitaph Records
By arrangement with Sugaroo!
Oh No!!!
Written by Jordan Benjamin, Taylor Bird and Boonn
Performed by Jordan Benjamin (as grandson)


Flag Day. 2021, Starring 



Crave, July 31, 2022. Soundtrack: "


Dream
Written by Cat Power (as Chan Marshall)
Performed by Cat Power
Published by Chan Marshall Publishing Designee (BMI)
Courtesy of Domino Recording Company
Sister Golden Hair
Written by Gerry Beckley
Performed by America
Published by WC Music Corp. (ASCAP)
Courtesy of Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Nocturne in E-flat major, Op. 9, No. 2
Written by Frédéric Chopin
Performed by Robert Thies
Nocturne #20 in C-sharp minor (Posthumous)
Written by Frédéric Chopin
Performed by Robert Thies
Night Moves
Written by Bob Seger
Performed by Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
Published by Gear Publishing Co. (GMR)
Courtesy of Capital Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue
Written by Richard Leigh
Performed by Crystal Gayle
Published by EMI U Catalog Inc. and Ides Of March Music (ASCAP)
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
I Am A Map
Written by Cat Power (as Chan Marshall)
Performed by Cat Power
Published by Chan Marshall Publishing Designee (BMI)
Courtesy of Domino Recording Company
I Will Follow
Written by Cat Power (as Chan Marshall)
Performed by Cat Power
Published by Chan Marshall Publishing Designee (BMI)
Courtesy of Domino Recording Company
As You Did Before
Written by Glen Hansard & Eddie Vedder
Performed by Glen Hansard
Published by Plateau Records Limited and WC Music Corp. (ASCAP)
Administered by WC Music Corp.
Published by eV songs unlimited (GMR)
Administered by Universal Music Works
Rather Be Home
Written by Glen Hansard & Eddie Vedder
Performed by Eddie Vedder & Glen Hansard
Published by Plateau Records Limited and WC Music Corp. (ASCAP)
Administered by WC Music Corp.
Published by eV songs unlimited (GMR)
Administered by Universal Music Works
Drive
Written by Bill Berry (as William Thomas Berry), Peter Buck (as Peter Lawrence Buck), Mike Mills (as Michael E. Mills) & Michael Stipe (as John Michael Stipe)
Vocals performed by Eddie Vedder
Published by Universal Tunes on behalf of Night Garden Music (SESAC)
When I Think of Angels
Written by Kristján Kristjánsson
Performed by Cat Power
Published by Kristján Kristjánsson Publishing Designee (STEF)
Courtesy of Domino Recording Company
My Father's Daughter
Written by Glen Hansard & Eddie Vedder
Performed by Olivia Vedder
Published by Plateau Records Limited and WC Music Corp. (ASCAP)
Administered by WC Music Corp.
Published by eV songs unlimited (GMR)
Administered by Universal Music Works
There Is a Girl
Written by Glen Hansard & Eddie Vedder
Performed by Olivia Vedder, Eddie Vedder & Glen Hansard
Published by Plateau Records Limited and WC Music Corp. (ASCAP)
Administered by WC Music Corp.
Published by eV songs unlimited (GMR)
Administered by Universal Music Works







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