Movie "Ghost World" (2000)

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    Ghost World (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

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    • 1 Mohammed RafiJaan Pehechaan Ho 5:26
    • 2 Vanilla, Jade & EbonyGraduation Rap 0:30
    • 3 Skip JamesDevil Got My Woman 2:58
    • 4 Vince Giordano & The NighthawksI Must Have It 2:57
    • 5 Lionel BelascoMiranda 2:59
    • 6 BlueshammerPickin' Cotton Blues 3:33
    • 7 Mr. FreddieLet's Go Riding 2:52
    • 8 Vince Giordano & The NighthawksGeorgia On My Mind 3:09
    • 9 Lionel BelascoLas Palmas De Maracaibo 3:13
    • 10 Vince Giordano & The NighthawksClarice 3:26
    • 11 Craig VentrescoScalding Hot Coffee Rag 3:00
    • 12 Vince Giordano & The NighthawksYou're Just My Type 2:30
    • 13 Lionel BelascoVenezuela 3:13
    • 14 Joe CalicottFare Thee Well Blues 3:10
    • 15 Simmie Dooley & Pink AndersonC.C. & O. Blues 3:06
    • 16 McGee BrothersC-h-i-c-k-e-n Spells Chicken 2:57
    • 17 Robert WilkinsThat's No Way To Get Along 2:53
    • 18 Dallas String BandSo Tired 3:18
    • 19 Little Hat JonesBye Bye Baby Blues 3:07
    • 20 David KitayTheme From Ghost World 3:58

    " "I want to "make love" to him" – "I’m going to tell him you said that"
    Country
    Runtime 1 hr 51 min
    Budget $7 000 000
    Premiere: World $8 764 389 July 28, 2001
    USA $6 217 849
    Other countries $2 546 540
    Box Office – Budget $1 764 389
    Premiere: USA $6 217 849 June 16, 2001
    theaters 128
    rollout 530 days
    Digital: World October 6, 2017
    Parental Advisory Profanity
    • Profanity

      average

    • Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

      few

    • Sex & Nudity

      few

    Production Companies United ArtistsCapitol FilmsGranada Film Productions...Mr. MuddJersey ShoreAdvanced Medien

    Description

    Two eccentric best friends graduate high school and respond to a man’s romance-seeking newspaper ad as a gag, only to find their lives becoming increasingly complicated.

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    In a 2002 interview, Daniel Clowes and Terry Zwigoff were asked if the ending of the film adaptation was a metaphor for suicide. Daniel replied, "Yeah, it could be. It's hard to figure out why people have that response. The first time I heard that I said, 'What? You're out of your mind. What are you talking about?' But I've heard that hundreds of times". Zwigoff expanded on his views in a 2021 interview, saying: "Many interpreted it to mean Enid died by suicide [...] I personally thought of the ending as more positive: that she’s moving on with her life, that she had faith in herself".

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