Cliff Martinez - Neon Demon (The Neon Demon Original Soundtrack)

[@neild4451]

The atmosphere , the colours ,the lighting and the music ,this film is altogether a unique experience ,especially at the theatre .

[@clan_fraser19]

This soundtrack is 100/100. INCREDIBLE. I can't stop listening to it. Cliff Martinez is my God.

[@cecilhester]

I love this theme it's so hypnotic.

[@8aba_Yaga]

i wish i saw this film in a theater

[@josegustavo.]

worst mistake ever

[@OLLIOLLIDAYE]

"worst mistake ever" to see it in theaters? how so? just curious lol

[@BlackAngusReviews]

OMG it was so cringy when your in a theater the first time and you expect to see them show her getting cut up and eaten, i was so tense and then it's like oh ya, tyhat tension was a sike! Gotchya love it! Hate Only God forgives though

[@zydian_]

Imo it's a movie to be best watched alone.

[@davidoconnor4584]

great experience

[@BITKID1]

It was such a good movie, visually 10/10, soundtrack 10/10, story 10/10. The film was a work of art, a masterpiece.

[@alexgreenough8695]

It was a masterpiece, already so underrated

[@BITKID1]

+Teeam Bird personally, not much.

[@fredygor3mty]

is only good picture and amazing soundtrack

[@TheGamerThing]

Teeam Bird Yes the film goes crazy but that make it so unpredictable that I was glued to the screen

[@Ozwaldmattos]

Luis David tapia Story 4/10, but i agree with the others apects...

[@MerlinErdogmus]

Two months have passed since I watched this film... and even today I ask myself if I really watched it. That flick is so surreal and hypnotizing. Need to rewatch it in the next time...

[@tes-uu9sf]

I wasn't too sure after my first viewing, but afterward, it has now stuck with me for days and I've reconsidered my first opinion. I actually now qualify It as pretty awesome: this music, the colors, the intrigue, the cinematography, the sexy girls. It definitely qualifies as an "art" film, for sure!

[@alexgreenough8695]

Possibly my greatest ever cinema experience

[@andrewb439]

Same here, I was the only one in the theater when I saw it. Truly an unforgettable experience

[@joynerkt]

+Andrew B so was I! Ain't it was awesome! To have to screen all alone! And experience the film.

[@jorgecobretti9613]

Indeed! My greatest cinema experience also. I saw it alone too, my date didn't show up :a but I entered to see the movie anyway lol. What an amazing experience she missed

[@alydematti]

How dare your date stand you and this movie up! Her loss!

[@jorgecobretti9613]

Aly Dematti she had no idea she missed her greatest cinema experience ever! Lol

[@matthewlawson1785]

Really enjoyed this movie, and the score by Cliff Martinez is fantastic. Ill have to look into more of his stuff.

[@TheUnderratedSeries]

Killer soundtrack. What else can you expect from Martinez?

[@rust44]

This sounds like glitter.

[@daniel_ejs]

you have good sense

[@ianmiller6040]

Deadly glitter.

[@gobbleswells2883]

Mariah Carey glitter??

[@user-hk2wc9mz5n]

💯%

[@fleurnoire4650]

Yes, and "all that glitters is cold"...

[@tHeWasTeDYouTh]

love this movie love the music love the director

[@godcop]

Best movie I've seen this year. Music was unbelievable, visuals were outstanding, story was great!

[@SnarkierThan-U-R]

Where did you see it because it doesn't open in theaters until 7.1.2016

[@godcop]

Where do you live? I'm in Chicago, and it opened last week, must be different for you.

[@SnarkierThan-U-R]

***** So what is your poinr, why did you write that stupid "lol" and why should I care?

[@Obsiqax]

The underlining sinister themes of this song really give you a grasp into this stunning film.

[@AudazPicaFumo]

Piece of ART.

[@VII0777]

I watched this when it first came out. Just re-watched it last night. It's been five years and the second viewing was even better than the first.

[@InaEsin]

It's not just Abbey Lee that keeps me coming back to this flick. Nine times out of ten, when I watch a movie that often--it's the music. It's always the music. This is amazing.

[@seriouswoody]

super trippy movie, Visually and musically amazing. story was eh i must say

[@TheDragonSmasher]

yeah. I think NWR had the approach that the cinematic experience is more than the story. there are barely any "big budget" films like that so I was pumped, and really enjoyed it

[@manofmywords240]

no one goes to a Nicolas Refn movie for a story though.. they just want to see visual story telling, with nice colors, with the cinematography and soundtrack

[@underratedcritic1983]

One does not simply go to a NWR film without seeing lesbian necrophilia.

[@TiborCsuprik]

For me there was definately a story in there...

[@CBItalian04]

I think the story was more symbolic and underlying than obvious and "you-don't-have-to-think"-like. It was the transformation of goodness and purity, and youth, in Jesse, into narcissism, envy and jealousy that is the world of beauty, and what the women of that world will do to get what another has.

[@saurianscapes2805]

Killer beats.

[@jakzembollier652]

I could watch just the opening credits/sequence over and over and be perfectly fine. Favorite movie of the year so far. YOU JUST DIDN'T GET IT HATERS

[@chickeneggsituation4399]

Jacob Zembower the opening credits is visually STUNNING! I get goosebumps just thinking about it

[@UnderRatedDogs]

Hi, my name's Erick, and I really enjoyed this film! Loiterally!

[@fevzi4life]

Can't get this movie out of my head.

[@cinemageplt]

This scene is Incredible

[@bradp4788]

Really Loved the film and the score

[@andreavillamil4472]

This's like a marvelous trip!

[@marceldee1163]

My favourite movie at the cinema, so far. It was an event. More than a movie. It made me breathe to the beat of the music & visuals. Saw it 18 times. Spent over £400 on...hotel stay over 2 days one time...another time a hire car for a week...just to travel to cinemas still showing it when my nearest one stopped 💋😍🔥🔥🔥.

[@jessymicek2648]

True the dialogue could have been better, but the story, the underline theme is more than just "eh". If you watch some interviews with NWR, you can hear what he was going for by telling this story. Jesse is the naive, goodness, and pureness that a place like L.A. and the modeling industry literally consumes and corrupts. In very aspect of the film, she's surrounded by the worst of the world, until it eventually awakens within her and thus becomes her demise... yet we know nothing of her back story except that her mother called her dangerous. The necrophilia scene is a perfect example of how something "beautiful" yet completely lifeless and empty still has importance (sexual in this case) in our society. He shows how women, especially "lose value as they age" and even trying to "fix" imperfections with surgery leaves you even uglier. This is definitely a movie that makes you think, forcing you to read into what you're watching.

[@aliciawoodfine8842]

I fully agree with this comment. I knew what he was going for and I did get that from the film, but yes the dialogue could have been much better. I had a really hard time figuring out what it was that I didn't care much for with this film (the soundtrack definitely isn't one) and I suppose it is the dialogue. I didn't dislike the movie, but I wouldn't say I fully enjoyed it either though.

[@semmerson30]

Jessy Micek I read an interesting theory about the dialogue that suggested it was so supposed to be stiff and abstract, mirroring the fake world in which it was spoken. The dialogue was noticeably more naturalistic and 'real' in gritty, down to earth scenes such as ones with Keanu Reeves' character - so I think it's deliberately like that to prove a point

[@Toastsandy]

the dialogue was perfect for what it waz.

[@andrewohler3198]

Even beyond that there were massive biblical and just historical allusions that push onto that theme. The ending has much more depth than people realize. Ruby is a VERY clear reference to Elizabeth Bathory and Also I believe Jesse is a reference to Jezebel, the painted woman in the Bible. Thus being pushed to her death only to be eaten by a pack of wild dogs

[@zydian_]

If there is one movie I would think of where the music has the biggest impact for the movie to bring it to the next level it's Neon Demon.

[@JeefWiggo]

This song on its own is nothing compared to when you watch the opening credits to the movie. GENIUS!!!

[@s4ujcd]

Neon Demon & Drive give me a Michael Mann vibe.

[@underratedcritic1983]

Yeah, if Michael Mann had weird sexual fetishes.

[@mryamada-u7n]

Mann's films are very clinical and precise; Winding's are dreamlike and ephemeral. Don't mistake me, they're both excellent in their own respects, but I don't see the similarity.

[@thomaspapadimitriou8772]

He probably meant the visual style

[@travisspazz1624]

Maybe Mann mixed with Lynch.

[@v-trigger6137]

I mean, Mann is one of the guys who pioneered the modern neo-noir genre (the synth music with neon visual aesthetic package came from his movies). so it only seems obvious, that Refn might have took some notes from his movies, even if their movies are nothing alike (aside from the nihilistic characters). then again Safdie brothers movies are nothing alike either, and they are a huge Mann fans, and you can see that Mann influence in them. just like how you can see Tarantino's influence on PTA's early movies

[@SnarkierThan-U-R]

Dayum trhe music sounds as devilish as the movie seems to be

[@user-im8ru2bt7u]

this is my favorite movie the music is awesome

[@SawyerShepard]

с удовольствием посмотрел фильм. саундтрек шикарен 😮

[@METACOUSTIX2]

If I was to make my watchlist of three last Refn films, I'd start with Drive cause it has the most action in it, then continue with Neon Demon cause of its mysterious sexuality and synthetic touch of weirdness(?), and end up with Only God Forgives due to it's absolutely enigmatic atmosphere and rather ambient-ish slo-mo scenes that literally make it hard to keep awake while you're alone at night watching it.

[@HANSCHTV]

great film and soundtrack..

[@2coulin]

Does anyone with music production knowledge have an idea how to recreate that synth/pad/wavy sound that starts at 0:06? I'm trying to learn some music production but don't yet have the ear to identify what type of instrument/synth is being used. Thanks!

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

WOW!!!

[@chaoswitch1974]

Parts of this were in Dirty John, episode 5 when Ronnie loses her job, but I cannot find a credit for it anywhere. I just happened to remember it from this film.

[@kyle6433]

i loveee this beat

[@papagayo676]

Cliff shoud make the soundtrack for the next Tron and Blade Runner movie.

[@simonjamesyoung8091]

It's actually just like a David Lynch 80's and 90's movie 🎦

[@rayadakota]

dis is a true cinema experience, kinda hard to get these days

[@BohemianAndy]

I got high and now listening to this. It’s mesmerizing

[@gobbleswells2883]

When you put the bluray/dvd into the player and the menu pops up 😯

[@lana_6336]

This film is a dream

[@trashmito]

There are some movies, which the more you think about, the more you hate them. Well, this was the opposite.

[@jdoe4548]

2:32 goosebumps

[@zydian_]

So effective

[@ShrimpsSteele]

need to go back to LA ASAP.

[@rayadakota]

people who dont get dis movie, is not a movie lover.

[@macias1236]

thanks, Hideo

[@Ozwaldmattos]

Macias Tree ?

[@ale_mola]

Belle solo le musiche in sto film

[@ZestyLimeStudios]

This song sounds like it should be on FTL or something.

[@Ar41e]

This OST is fucking A-class!

[@ReifinDFanchon]

BLESSED BY HIDEO KOJIMA

[@imadebudisatya2152]

lmao :D

[@bottle1lack743]

Somehow reminds me of 'Mojave' (2016).

[@bryanwisri8661]

this movie is like mulholland drive meets serbian film

[@Ozwaldmattos]

Cheese Block you need see more movies dude...

[@desperateinblack4451]

Cheese Block lol wut

[@pylerterry966]

Kojima brought me here

[@KatalinaKris]

I can't believe can give me PTSD quite like this one. But find it ok cuz it was "aesthetically beautiful" Glamourizing psychological horror movies via haute couture seems to be pretty acceptable

[@VII0777]

Haha, I know right? That act itself seems kind of risky, culturally speaking. Who knows what kind of side effects we get to enjoy as a society.

[@AwesomeGamePG]

ПАПИЧ РЕКОМЕНДУЕТ !!

[@joselopez6990]

Why does the directors name sound like a chicken wings order

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

Winding Refn... doesn't sound like a tasty order though.

[@BlenderDumbass]

Nick Refn #RESPECTCHILDREN in this movie... ( 100% ) THE OTHER MODELS DO NOT

[@keera2672]

Ekip

[@gatotsu2501]

Film was actually pretty good until the first line of dialogue was spoken. Then it was all downhill.

[@AzazelZaphorOmega]

I thought the movie was eye popping fun!

[@drakejohnson2607]

Yeah, eye popping...

[@lemonmacbuttons3054]

+Drake Johnson You are ON it!

[@daaajester1]

I can't help but feel the dialogue was purposefully vapid and bland as an artistic choice to show just how "fake" that world is.

[@falco4377]

watched it on netflix 6/10

[@blazefortesque7777]

I hate this no i love this no i dont know yes i know

[@JacobSocialite]

Love

[@ramonesfan6068]

i wanna watch this movie soooo badd can anyone tell me where i can watch it online for free?????????!!!!!!!helppp plzz

[@madsstaysnoided558]

I could barely find a cinema to see it in, so I don't think you'll find anything online :/

[@ramonesfan6068]

:'[ ughhh its killin meee yah same here its only playing in ontarioo

[@bluejp5508]

You can buy it online already. I also guess that is more easy to get it free now.

[@ramonesfan6068]

ooook lol im not the fbi. this movie sucks anyways i watched it already

[@Obsiqax]

The underlining sinister themes of this song really give you a grasp into this stunning film.