• The Cable Guy (1996) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Steven Kovacs has moved into his own apartment after a failed marriage proposal to his girlfriend results in the duo deciding to spend some time away from each other.

Steven's new cable guy, who refers to himself as "Chip Douglas," arranges a deal with Steven to give him free cable. Chip sees this as an opportunity to start a friendship with Steven.

Despite some roadbumps, the duo hit it off. But after Chip reveals himself to be a nuisance, Steven cuts his ties with him.

Vowing revenge, Chip goes all out to get back at Steven in any way possible. How far will Chip go in his bid for retribution, and how much torment can Steven take?

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Cable Guy
	My Three Sons Theme
	TV Is the Thing This Year
	End of the World Is Coming
	Download
	This Is
	Hey Man, Nice Shot
	Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth With Money In My Hand
	Blind
	The Ancient Battle/2nd Kroykah
	American Woman
	Rock the Boat
	Somebody To Love
	Pusherman
	Salt Peanuts
	Satellite of Love
	Oh Sweet Nuthin'
	Unattractive
	The Last Assassin
	More Human Than Human
	Bewitched
	Mod Squad Theme
	Garota De Ipanema
	Bad Boys
	I Love Lucy
	Leave Me Alone
	Get Outta My Head
	Oh Sweet Nuthin'	Lou Reed: Performer
	I'll Juice You Up (Jim Carrey)	John Ottman: Performer
	Leave Me Alone (Jerry Cantrell)	John Ottman: Performer
	Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth (Primitive Radio Gods)	John Ottman: Performer
	Blind (Silverchair)	John Ottman: Performer
	Oh! Sweet Nuthin' ($10,000 Gold Chain)	John Ottman: Performer
	End of the World Is Coming (David Hilder)	John Ottman: Performer
	Satellite of Love (Porno For Pyros)	John Ottman: Performer
	Get Outta My Head (Cracker)	John Ottman: Performer
	Somebody to Love (Jim Carrey)	John Ottman: Performer
	Last Assassin (Cypress Hill)	John Ottman: Performer
	This Is (Ruby)	John Ottman: Performer
	Hey Man, Nice Shot (Filter)	John Ottman: Performer
	Unattractive (Toadies)	John Ottman: Performer
	Download (Expanding Man)	John Ottman: Performer
	This Concludes Our Broadcast Day (John Ottman)	John Ottman: Performer
	Pussy	John Ottman: Performer
	Metropolis	John Ottman: Performer
	Confessions	John Ottman: Performer
	Sibling Encounters	John Ottman: Performer
	Juicy Conspiracy	John Ottman: Performer
	Reflections	John Ottman: Performer
	Enticing Deal	John Ottman: Performer
	Sweet Society	John Ottman: Performer
	Jealousy	John Ottman: Performer
	Consequences	John Ottman: Performer
	Fantasy Island: Suite	John Ottman: Performer
	Incognito: Theme (Reprise)	John Ottman: Performer
	Halloween H20: Main Titles	John Ottman: Performer
	Snow White - A Tale of Terror: Theme	John Ottman: Performer
	The Cable Guy: Theme ("This Concludes Our Broadcast Day")	John Ottman: Performer
	Incognito: Tricks of the Trade	John Ottman: Performer
	Apt Pupil: Theme	John Ottman: Performer
	Lake Placid: Suite	John Ottman: Performer
	Incognito: The Creation	John Ottman: Performer
	Main Theme	John Ottman: Performer
	The Plane / The Tube	John Ottman: Performer
	Roll Call / Hang Gliding / What A Coincidence	John Ottman: Performer
	Time Is Wasting / The Hook / I Got One	John Ottman: Performer
	Death Mountain / Barn's Feat	John Ottman: Performer
	Life And Death	John Ottman: Performer
	Final Jeopardy / Roarke's Fantasy / A Life	John Ottman: Performer
	Knowledge / Emily Appears	John Ottman: Performer
	An Invitation / Job Well Done	John Ottman: Performer
	Forgiveness / Another Customer / End Titles	John Ottman: Performer
	Finding The Sweet Spot	John Ottman: Performer
	The Satellite Dish	John Ottman: Performer
	Killing The Baby Sitter	John Ottman: Performer
	Channel Surfing / Messages	John Ottman: Performer
	The Tower	John Ottman: Performer
	Memories	John Ottman: Performer
	Turn Of Events	John Ottman: Performer
	No New Friend	John Ottman: Performer
	Spiders & Threats / Steven's Pursuit	John Ottman: Performer
	Moving On	John Ottman: Performer
	Final Joust	John Ottman: Performer
	The Airduct	John Ottman: Performer
	Jail Threat	John Ottman: Performer
	Garage Chase	John Ottman: Performer
	"I'd Lock Up"	John Ottman: Performer
	The Water Fight	John Ottman: Performer
	"This Concludes Our Broadcast Day"	John Ottman: Performer
	Channel Surfing/Messages	John Ottman: Performer
	Spiders & Threats/Steven's Pursuit	John Ottman: Performer

User reviews

Edward Davis

2/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Cable Guy missed the mark in delivering a cohesive and impactful musical accompaniment to the narrative. It failed to engage the audience and fell short of enhancing the viewing experience.

William Jackson

7/10

The soundtrack effectively mirrors the emotional journey of the characters, from moments of light-hearted humor to intense conflict, enhancing the audience's connection to the story.

William Martin

7/10

The soundtrack of The Cable Guy perfectly captures the quirky and darkly comedic tone of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Thomas Allen

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Cable Guy is a standout aspect of the film, showcasing the importance of music in enhancing the narrative and evoking a range of emotions in the audience.

Joshua Robinson

5/10

The use of various musical genres in the soundtrack reflects the different moods and emotions portrayed throughout the movie, creating a dynamic and engaging auditory experience.

John Anderson

7/10

The musical choices in the film help to create a sense of unease and tension during pivotal moments, adding depth to the storytelling.

Ashley Hernandez

8/10

The iconic songs featured in the film, such as Somebody to Love by Jefferson Airplane, become integral to the scenes they accompany, leaving a lasting impact on the viewer.

Kimberly Miller

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Cable Guy is a masterful blend of music and sound design that enhances the film's dark humor and psychological thriller elements, making it a standout feature of the movie.

George Davis

6/10

The use of sound effects and music in key scenes amplifies the impact of the film's most intense moments, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

Edward Campbell

5/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration with the film's narrative enhances the storytelling, allowing the audience to immerse themselves fully in the unfolding drama.

Dorothy King

5/10

The score of The Cable Guy effectively builds suspense and amplifies the sense of unease as Chip's behavior becomes increasingly erratic and menacing.

Amanda Rodriguez

6/10

The music selection in the film perfectly complements the escalating tension between Steven and Chip, adding depth to their complex relationship.

Richard Thomas

2/10

The soundtrack of The Cable Guy failed to capture the tension and suspense of the storyline. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the emotional depth needed to enhance the viewer's experience.

Kimberly Miller

1/10

The choice of songs in the film felt out of place and did not complement the scenes they were paired with. It was distracting and took away from the overall atmosphere the movie was trying to create.

Carol Clark

5/10

The soundtrack's eclectic mix of songs adds an extra layer of depth to the characters and their motivations, enriching the overall viewing experience.

Timothy Campbell

5/10

The soundtrack of The Cable Guy effectively captures the suspenseful and quirky tone of the movie, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Betty Jones

5/10

The music choices in The Cable Guy effectively convey the psychological warfare between Steven and Chip, heightening the sense of paranoia and tension.

Linda Lee

8/10

The use of various genres in the soundtrack, from alternative rock to orchestral pieces, showcases the versatility and creativity of the music selection.

Brian Clark

7/10

The original score of the film effectively builds suspense and heightens the sense of impending danger, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

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