The Coen Brothers' trademark besides assembling an amazing cast, stories, dialogue, is finding the right sounds for their movies. The soundtracks for ALL of their movies are just perfect ❤
It actually is inspired by a traditional folk song from that part of the world, called The Lost Sheep I believe. The full name is probably here in the comments if you have a scan.
This is brilliant!! Growing up in the upper Midwest, this perfectly encapsulates the despair, the stark, cold, hopelessness you can feel in the long winter months. Yet hearing it now despite being in warmer climates for years just reminds me of HOME 😑
I am hungarian and I would like to see this part of the USA, because I think this is the real USA not the big cities or California or Florida. The Midwest is the soul of the USA. The traditions lives at here!
@@jackdonohue7893 I think the ... häh you agai ... Better aargh same Step but John Williams is a great one too in those times czcams.com/video/E-sX2Y0W8l0/video.html czcams.com/video/EBatxZ90wag/video.html
I NEVER post comments on CZcams videos, but I felt compelled to do so when I came across this gem. Amazing musical score for this great film. Great post, Igor Smith.
I rememeber when I saw this movie, it was a few months after the Oscars and they played the main theme when the Coens and McDormand won, so I knew that the music was gonna be great, but oh my, the very first scene, the snow, the slow melody and then BUMMMM. It was sooo awesome.
So, here’s what’s known: 1). Fargo, North Dakota (0:00) - Opening titles as Jerry drives into Fargo. 2). Unknown Cue #1 - First pass by the statue as we cut to the Blue Ox Hotel. “Paul Bunyan” variant. 3). Forced Entry (4:24) - Carl and Gaear attempt to kidnap Jean. 4). Unknown Cue #2 - Jean panics and falls down the stairs. 5). A Lot Of Woe (3:31) - Jerry loses his composure in the parking lot. 6). Unknown Cue #3 - Jerry comes home to find the house in shambles. 7). Paul Bunyan (19:10) - Second pass by the statue as Carl and Gaear enter Brainerd. 8). Unknown Cue #4 - The Sierra is pulled over. Callback to “Forced Entry” towards the end. 9). Trooper’s End (6:46) - Carl’s bribery attempt fails, leading Gaear to shoot the state trooper. 10). Rubbernecking (8:44) - Gaear chases down the unfortunate couple. 11). Mallard (12:15) - Pan over Norm’s studio to Marge and Norm. 12). Moose Lake (2:49) - Carl and Norm bring Jean to the cabin. Sounds like an edit or differently arranged take in the film. 13). Ozone (5:47) - Carl tries to get a signal on the television, as Jean and Gaear look on. 14). Dance of the Sierra (10:50) - Carl swaps out his dealer plates with a random vehicle. 15). Delivery (13:18) - The ransom delivery goes off the rails; Jerry witnesses the bloody aftermath. Missing the drum hit at the 3:48 mark when he finds Wade dead, though it may just be sound design. 16). Safe Keeping (25:40) - Carl hides the majority of the ransom in the snow. 17). Chewing On It (7:50) - Marge reconsiders Jerry’s motivations over a burger, while he tries to fudge serial numbers. 18). Eager Beaver (19:45) - Marge apprehends Gaear trying to dispose of Carl’s body. First minute-twenty-seven is unused, utilized portion begins at 21:12. 19). Bismarck, North Dakota (18:06) - Marge’s reinforcements arrive, state troopers prepare to arrest Jerry in Bismarck. 20). Brainerd, Minnesota (22:58) - Marge and Norm snuggle together; end titles.
I've been working on a paper this whole weekend about this brilliant film, and listening to this beautiful soundtrack while working on it has only fueled my paper and my love of this movie. Thank you for sharing this!
The movie and tv series has that Kubrickesque quality and style about it that appeals to me. The music adds another dimension to the narrative and visuals.
Holy mother of GOD. I have been saying that for decades and since people around me have no clue who Franz Kafka is and probably thinks this film is pretentious garbage. But after decades i finally met someone albeit online that noticed this. BTW this gem of a franchise ( initially the film) is one of my favorite.
I have family in North Dakota. They hate the movie, the sound track... everyrhing about it. I never can understand why. The music conveys the tragedy of a event, so profoundly shocking, that it lingers to this day. The thing they dont understand is how wonderful it is to still be shocked by the inhumanity that lingers inside humans. It is a gift...because it means you havent become complacent. I envy not their naivety but their sense of an expectation for something better from us. Summed up no better than the ending..."for what?...a little bit of money...and on such a beautiful day" and she is starting to weep.
i dissociate myself from the movie a bit, and just lsiten to the music. it constantly starts by reminding me of good, warm times, ones that awefully went wrong at one point. it's like listening to memory loss of a complete generation
Thank you for this Igor, not only is this the soundtrack to fargo, but also the soundtrack to my mornings when I have to wake up when its still dark outside :)
At some parts of this fantastic soundtrack, my blood is freezing. I literally could feel the ice crystals inside my veins when a shiver runs down my spine. Particularly, if the pictures of this movie come back in mind. The overwhelming desolate spatial extent, snow, snow, snow that finally covers the traceability of human behaveiour and white surrounding those little bloody hot spots. It just happens, almost as simply and gently as snow is falling.....
Without a doubt one of the best movie soundtracks ever made considering that it sounds very beautiful and dramatic. Add to the fact that it was in Fargo makes this soundtrack even more iconic and unforgettable.
All of my life I dreamt of living in the midwest, capturing this peaceful, modest, human, yet also mysterious feel. There is a mystique to a lot of America for me, since I could be there only for 2 years although I watched so many great American movies in the 90s. I just want one diner, one library, one church, one donut shop, big cars, a lot of snow, people who smile at you in the morning kinda place.
@DvdBluRayDude My favourite line from this brilliant movie. So hysterical because of their location at the time. Driving in the middle of nowhere. Not a house building or soul in suite for literally miles and he asks "Where is Pancakes House?"🤣🤣🤣 I say this to my family whenever I'm hungry now you know. Coen brothers are genius.
Amazing !!! Amazing because i dont know other words to discrive with !! Thank you so much . Just Amazing !! im waiti g for 2017 for new season..365 days...:(
0:00 01. Fargo, North Dakota (it's a "folia" similar like this czcams.com/video/wpQdIiGHCZE/video.html or this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folia) 2:47 02. Moose Lake 3:30 03. A Lot of Woe (Folia) 4:21 04. Forced Entry 5:48 05. The Ozone 6:46 06. The Trooper's End 7:50 07. Chewing on it (Folia) 8:42 08. Rubbernecking 10:47 09. Dance of the Sierra 12:11 10. The Mallard (Folia) 13:15 11. Delivery 18:05 12. Bismark, North Dakota (Folia) 19:09 13. Paul Bunyan 19:45 14. The Eager Beaver 22:54 15. Brainerd, Minnesota (Folia) 25:38 16. Safe Keeping
Joshua Tozer no trust me i've even listened to the score of the twilight films and they're legit good, like he really _tried_. it sounds like an epic thriller romance film with a gothic feel to it when you just listen to the soundtrack. bless his heart for trying because that was one of the only bright spots of the films.
+Joshua Tozer WAIT NO FUCKIN WAY MAN. I just watched In Bruges and Fargo back to back completeley coincidentially while binge watching, loved their music and now I got both their main soundtracks on youtube. Same guy made them? MINDBLOWN :O
+Joshua Tozer I feel the same way very often too. Watching some movies for the first time is such a unique experience. I think I have quite a big list..
Well obviously the movie fargo is amazing and the coen brothers imo are the greatest directors to be around in my lifetime but the show fargo by noah hawley might even be better than the movie, each season is simply amazing, if you watched the movie you need to go watch the show because noah did an amazing job of keeping the same atmosphere and awesome cinematography, oh and dont forget the music.
So yes. Got no connection at home ( no signal ). On free WiFi and will listen to this as I do exit zone and will soon tuck myself into bed ( once Again to do sleeps. 💞👉 Perchance to dream 💞😻 ) And Maji got the T did tell me I would do magical astral travelling in the nightime tonight. 🤔 And I believe it. 💞🙂
Awesome post, love how you actually have the song titles in the description box, and I don't wanna bother you really, and you don't have to, but I was wondering perhaps if you could put at least a rough idea of how far into the video each song is in minutes & seconds next to each song, just so I know for sure which ones I'm listening to? Or so I know too if a song begins/ends for sure cuz at times some seem to blend together kinda close, or go in a slow enough tempo to have me wonder if 1 song is 2 songs, etc. You know what I mean? Like I said, you don't have to but is sure as heck appreciate it. Amazingly Spotify doesn't even have this album on it, not that I've seen. :)
Спасибо Igor, really like this soundtrack. Greetings from Spain! PD: do you know where to get it in mp3 format and each song in a single file? I am searching hard, but no luck here.
We never do find out what happens to little snot nosed Scotty. One can only assume ( and this is the best case scenario ) that he ends up being raised by Jerry's parents. Who probably won't let him hang out at McDonald's antime he wants. ( because we all know he doesn't go there to drink milkshakes )
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a part of fargo's power comes from its soundtrack
+Sigmundy Freud A big part of many films come from their soundtracks
It's like flippin Star Wars or somethin'!!
Listening to this, I can definitely tell which scene each track comes from lol
Ooh you betcha!
Dartagnan65 except for Star Wars is SO overrated.
"I'm not gonna debate you Jerry..I'm not gonna sit here and debate.."
Yes. That is a line from the film. Great comment.
@@I_leave_mean_comments username checks out
The Coen Brothers' trademark besides assembling an amazing cast, stories, dialogue, is finding the right sounds for their movies. The soundtracks for ALL of their movies are just perfect ❤
If you listened to this all the way through and were sad when it ended, you could certainly be my friend.
Oh Yah? You betcha Yah.
And so I called it in. End of story.
Arby's, Hardee's and nightcrawlers
It's eerie and so compelling.
Like a Norwegian folk lament. Perfect for Minnesota.
.....North Dakota but yeah
@@dashman8499 Most of it takes place in Minnesota, and the Coen Brothers are Minnesotans writing their version of a paean to their home state.
Yeah, almost hear a little Edvard Grieg in there somewhere.
It actually is inspired by a traditional folk song from that part of the world, called The Lost Sheep I believe. The full name is probably here in the comments if you have a scan.
This is brilliant!! Growing up in the upper Midwest, this perfectly encapsulates the despair, the stark, cold, hopelessness you can feel in the long winter months.
Yet hearing it now despite being in warmer climates for years just reminds me of HOME 😑
I love in "Misery" and am not looking forward to winter.
I am hungarian and I would like to see this part of the USA, because I think this is the real USA not the big cities or California or Florida. The Midwest is the soul of the USA. The traditions lives at here!
One of the all time great film scores. Carter Burwell is a genius.
one of the best soundtrack of all time
Along with Blade Runner and most John Williams soundtracks.
It's almost the same as a traditional song from the north of Spain
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Federico Astica John Williams is overrated. Hans Zimmer and Ennio Moricone are better.
@@jackdonohue7893 I think the ... häh you agai ... Better aargh same Step
but John Williams is a great one too in those times
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I NEVER post comments on CZcams videos, but I felt compelled to do so when I came across this gem. Amazing musical score for this great film. Great post, Igor Smith.
I did not do anything! It all Carter Burwell and Coen brothers! But thanx))
Yeah, I realize that. :-)
However, I thank you for the upload.
I NEVER respond to youtube comments, but this soundtrack was directly influenced by Bernard Hermann's score for "Taxi Driver"
I rememeber when I saw this movie, it was a few months after the Oscars and they played the main theme when the Coens and McDormand won, so I knew that the music was gonna be great, but oh my, the very first scene, the snow, the slow melody and then BUMMMM. It was sooo awesome.
The scene with Steve Buschemi hitting the TV and Dance of the Sierra playing was surreal
Agreed. Such a great scene
"Jean and Scotty never have to worry..."
**sips coffee smugly**
So, here’s what’s known:
1). Fargo, North Dakota (0:00) - Opening titles as Jerry drives into Fargo.
2). Unknown Cue #1 - First pass by the statue as we cut to the Blue Ox Hotel. “Paul Bunyan” variant.
3). Forced Entry (4:24) - Carl and Gaear attempt to kidnap Jean.
4). Unknown Cue #2 - Jean panics and falls down the stairs.
5). A Lot Of Woe (3:31) - Jerry loses his composure in the parking lot.
6). Unknown Cue #3 - Jerry comes home to find the house in shambles.
7). Paul Bunyan (19:10) - Second pass by the statue as Carl and Gaear enter Brainerd.
8). Unknown Cue #4 - The Sierra is pulled over. Callback to “Forced Entry” towards the end.
9). Trooper’s End (6:46) - Carl’s bribery attempt fails, leading Gaear to shoot the state trooper.
10). Rubbernecking (8:44) - Gaear chases down the unfortunate couple.
11). Mallard (12:15) - Pan over Norm’s studio to Marge and Norm.
12). Moose Lake (2:49) - Carl and Norm bring Jean to the cabin. Sounds like an edit or differently arranged take in the film.
13). Ozone (5:47) - Carl tries to get a signal on the television, as Jean and Gaear look on.
14). Dance of the Sierra (10:50) - Carl swaps out his dealer plates with a random vehicle.
15). Delivery (13:18) - The ransom delivery goes off the rails; Jerry witnesses the bloody aftermath. Missing the drum hit at the 3:48 mark when he finds Wade dead, though it may just be sound design.
16). Safe Keeping (25:40) - Carl hides the majority of the ransom in the snow.
17). Chewing On It (7:50) - Marge reconsiders Jerry’s motivations over a burger, while he tries to fudge serial numbers.
18). Eager Beaver (19:45) - Marge apprehends Gaear trying to dispose of Carl’s body. First minute-twenty-seven is unused, utilized portion begins at 21:12.
19). Bismarck, North Dakota (18:06) - Marge’s reinforcements arrive, state troopers prepare to arrest Jerry in Bismarck.
20). Brainerd, Minnesota (22:58) - Marge and Norm snuggle together; end titles.
10:45 is carl driving into the parking lot
THANK YOU
Jose Feliciano... you can't complain
I'm not much for movie music, but this soundtrack is undeniably sublime. So beautifully tragic.
Listening to this on a bus from Saint Paul to Minneapolis in February. God I love this frozen piece of land called Minnesnowta!
I've been working on a paper this whole weekend about this brilliant film, and listening to this beautiful soundtrack while working on it has only fueled my paper and my love of this movie. Thank you for sharing this!
CESCCVIpr3109 I would love to read your paper !! Please contact me and send me a copy !!
biigdaddy1337 Hey! Sorry for the wait, but I just got your message. I'd love to send it! just pm me your email, and I'll attach the essay to my reply.
It's so beautiful. With a dark undertone oh ya don't cha know.
That movie just sits there so securely among the greatest films ever made. :)
The OST is perfect for this film. The music fit with the message and with the general vibe of the film.
This music makes my heart soar, and my soul ache.
The movie and tv series has that Kubrickesque quality and style about it that appeals to me. The music adds another dimension to the narrative and visuals.
Holy mother of GOD. I have been saying that for decades and since people around me have no clue who Franz Kafka is and probably thinks this film is pretentious garbage. But after decades i finally met someone albeit online that noticed this. BTW this gem of a franchise ( initially the film) is one of my favorite.
@@ringitcloseup I think you got mixed up with Kafkaesque and Kubrickesque
The greatest soundtrack to one of the greatest films ever.
Don't you think no country had better action scenes, though?
We're not a bank, Jerry.
i'm literally a minute into watching the film and had to pause to find out who composed the soundtrack cause fuck me is the opening track amazing
I have family in North Dakota. They hate the movie, the sound track... everyrhing about it. I never can understand why. The music conveys the tragedy of a event, so profoundly shocking, that it lingers to this day. The thing they dont understand is how wonderful it is to still be shocked by the inhumanity that lingers inside humans. It is a gift...because it means you havent become complacent. I envy not their naivety but their sense of an expectation for something better from us. Summed up no better than the ending..."for what?...a little bit of money...and on such a beautiful day" and she is starting to weep.
i dissociate myself from the movie a bit, and just lsiten to the music. it constantly starts by reminding me of good, warm times, ones that awefully went wrong at one point. it's like listening to memory loss of a complete generation
The best movie score of all time.
Thank you for this Igor, not only is this the soundtrack to fargo, but also the soundtrack to my mornings when I have to wake up when its still dark outside :)
I love to share music that I like
happy dark mornings)
I found myself feeling a lot of subtle emotions in this film, and the soundtrack was a big part of the execution of those emotions
I love this movie and music! I live near Fargo, only an hour away, I go there to get comic books since the town is much bigger than mine lol.
Very time Fargo is on I find myself watching it again. Love this soundtrack so powerful.
I love this soundtrack so much!
+Barry Strickland welcome!
My snow blowing mix
"Total silence"
"Goodnight Mr. Solverson."
"Goodnight Mrs. Solverson. And all the ships come in."
Great piece of music to one of the best films ever made.
At some parts of this fantastic soundtrack, my blood is freezing. I literally could feel the ice crystals inside my veins when a shiver runs down my spine. Particularly, if the pictures of this movie come back in mind. The overwhelming desolate spatial extent, snow, snow, snow that finally covers the traceability of human behaveiour and white surrounding those little bloody hot spots. It just happens, almost as simply and gently as snow is falling.....
I didn't think this existed until now. Thank youuu!
Magnificent soundtrack!
"I got shot pickin it up....and I'm takin that car. That fuckers mine. Are we square?!"
Thank you for sharing! Amazing OST, as always with Burwell and the Coen's :)
Without a doubt one of the best movie soundtracks ever made considering that it sounds very beautiful and dramatic. Add to the fact that it was in Fargo makes this soundtrack even more iconic and unforgettable.
Both this & the soundtrack for millers crossing are masterpieces. Epic sound tracks for epic movies.
Underrated to the highest degree! I still cannot grasp that Burwell lost the music Oscar to the English Patient.
내 최고의 사운드트랙 파고!~....왠지 가슴이 시리게하며 지나간버린 시절에 대한 그리움에 눈이 시려지는 음악
С изюминкой. Это и привлекает, особый стиль, саундтрек вносит ту самую эксклюзивность
All of my life I dreamt of living in the midwest, capturing this peaceful, modest, human, yet also mysterious feel. There is a mystique to a lot of America for me, since I could be there only for 2 years although I watched so many great American movies in the 90s. I just want one diner, one library, one church, one donut shop, big cars, a lot of snow, people who smile at you in the morning kinda place.
I could listen to #1 Fargo, North Dakota all day long #fargoeveryday
Great upload, my favorite part starts at 22:58 till the end.
2:50- 3:30 are an absolute dream...I feel like I am a chunk of ice melting...Lol
Where's pancakes house?
@DvdBluRayDude My favourite line from this brilliant movie. So hysterical because of their location at the time. Driving in the middle of nowhere. Not a house building or soul in suite for literally miles and he asks "Where is Pancakes House?"🤣🤣🤣 I say this to my family whenever I'm hungry now you know. Coen brothers are genius.
What are you, kidding? We had pancakes for breakfast.
Carter Burwell is a genius.
"Delivery" is absolute class
Best soundtrack ever !
Dance of the Sierra is SOOOO sick
Hi hon welcome home! How was Fargo?
Amazing !!! Amazing because i dont know other words to discrive with !! Thank you so much . Just Amazing !! im waiti g for 2017 for new season..365 days...:(
The main theme is my favorite piece of movie music.
0:00 01. Fargo, North Dakota (it's a "folia" similar like this czcams.com/video/wpQdIiGHCZE/video.html or this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folia) 2:47 02. Moose Lake 3:30 03. A Lot of Woe (Folia) 4:21 04. Forced Entry 5:48 05. The Ozone 6:46 06. The Trooper's End 7:50 07. Chewing on it (Folia) 8:42 08. Rubbernecking 10:47 09. Dance of the Sierra 12:11 10. The Mallard (Folia) 13:15 11. Delivery 18:05 12. Bismark, North Dakota (Folia) 19:09 13. Paul Bunyan 19:45 14. The Eager Beaver 22:54 15. Brainerd, Minnesota (Folia) 25:38 16. Safe Keeping
Dance of the Sierra
wonderfull ost, very touchy
+Alex-X-x Touching*
this guy went on to do the twilight soundtracks.
...nope, not even shitting you.
***** He always does his best with the Coen brothers though! (Except for In Bruges' sountrack, which is a very notable work of his!)
Joshua Tozer no trust me i've even listened to the score of the twilight films and they're legit good, like he really _tried_. it sounds like an epic thriller romance film with a gothic feel to it when you just listen to the soundtrack. bless his heart for trying because that was one of the only bright spots of the films.
+Joshua Tozer WAIT NO FUCKIN WAY MAN. I just watched In Bruges and Fargo back to back completeley coincidentially while binge watching, loved their music and now I got both their main soundtracks on youtube. Same guy made them? MINDBLOWN :O
+Alexander Grimur Coincidence can be such a beautiful thing, I wish I was watching those two movies for the first time again! Hope you enjoyed them.
+Joshua Tozer I feel the same way very often too. Watching some movies for the first time is such a unique experience. I think I have quite a big list..
Outstanding upload - thank you.
INCREIBLE
We Love Fargo
Well obviously the movie fargo is amazing and the coen brothers imo are the greatest directors to be around in my lifetime but the show fargo by noah hawley might even be better than the movie, each season is simply amazing, if you watched the movie you need to go watch the show because noah did an amazing job of keeping the same atmosphere and awesome cinematography, oh and dont forget the music.
The Fargo TV series, season 4, could have William H Macy coming back, after he gets out of jail...
Carter burwell is a breadcrumb for good movie trails...
Great
I was dramatically staring at my test question as I was listening to the first part of this soundtrack.
Music like this is what dreams are made of....
15:21 "Oooooooooo Geeeeeeeezzzzzzz."
This film the Coens will NEVER top it's their masterpiece! Won for original screenplay.
Masterpiece in all forms
Just... Hi, fans of this soundtrack and movie :D So. Enjoyed.
Maravillosa banda sonora, no pasa desapercibida en la película.
This sounds so much like a scene from Bertolucci's Novencento that I thought that was the inspiration, but I read it's a Scandinavian folk tune.
hey, which one are you referring to as the scandinavian folk tune?
Listen to Grieg's Piano Ballad in G Minor and you'll be surprised!
So yes. Got no connection at home ( no signal ). On free WiFi and will listen to this as I do exit zone and will soon tuck myself into bed ( once Again to do sleeps. 💞👉 Perchance to dream 💞😻 )
And Maji got the T did tell me I would do magical astral travelling in the nightime tonight. 🤔
And I believe it. 💞🙂
thank you for the notes!
first song sounds a little like Herb Alpert's song from the movie The Alamo called the Green Leaves of Summer
He was a funny lookin’ fella. Just funny lookin’ 😂😂😂
This is a true story
What the heck do ya mean!?
A?
It’s a quote from the movie when buscemi’s character is mocking jerry
@@danuk4000 sorry, didn't watch in original English))
Best movie and sound track ever, the FX network show is also as good.
No puedo imaginar una película de los hermanos Coen sin Burwell.
Marvelous!
Great performance
Great stuff.
Awesome post, love how you actually have the song titles in the description box, and I don't wanna bother you really, and you don't have to, but I was wondering perhaps if you could put at least a rough idea of how far into the video each song is in minutes & seconds next to each song, just so I know for sure which ones I'm listening to? Or so I know too if a song begins/ends for sure cuz at times some seem to blend together kinda close, or go in a slow enough tempo to have me wonder if 1 song is 2 songs, etc. You know what I mean? Like I said, you don't have to but is sure as heck appreciate it. Amazingly Spotify doesn't even have this album on it, not that I've seen. :)
+SunUpGirl It would be better if you download the soundtrack. It's all good. Why separate it into parts? )
gold
+SunUpGirl It's done!)
0:00 01. Fargo, North Dakota 2:48
2:48 02. Moose Lake 0:41
3:29 03. A Lot of Woe 0:53
4:22 04. Forced Entry 1:23
5:45 05. The Ozone 0:58
6:43 06. The Trooper's End 1:04
7:47 07. Chewing on It 0:53
8:40 08. Rubbernecking 2:05
10:45 09. Dance of the Sierra 1:25
12:10 10. The Mallard 1:02
13:12 11. Delivery 4:47
17:59 12. Bismark, North Dakota 1:04
19:03 13. Paul Bunyon 0:34
19:37 14. The Eager Beaver 3:13
22:50 15. Brainerd, Minnesota 2:41
25:31 16. Safe Keeping 1:45
+Igor Smith I thank you on her behalf ;)
Walcome!
Гениальный фильм!
+Ivan G У Коенов почти все фильмы гениальные
+Igor Smith А я вот как-то даже не интересовался их фильмографией. Но этот фильм люблю. И сериал зачетный.
Это реальная история
thanks
Спасибо Igor, really like this soundtrack.
Greetings from Spain!
PD: do you know where to get it in mp3 format and each song in a single file? I am searching hard, but no luck here.
I'm stuck in the awesome soundtrack part of CZcams. Send halp
We never do find out what happens to little snot nosed Scotty. One can only assume ( and this is the best case scenario ) that he ends up being raised by Jerry's parents. Who probably won't let him hang out at McDonald's antime he wants. ( because we all know he doesn't go there to drink milkshakes )
safe keeping is the best
sounds similar like the long dark videogame