Soundtracks from the movie "2:22" (2017)
In film "2:22” contains many soundtracks and popular music, songs of different genres are heard. The compositions instantly immerse the viewer into the atmosphere of the film. Thriller 2:22 filmed in 2017 director Paul Curry, the film turned out to be ambiguous, there are still disputes about it, what is the meaning of this film and what exactly the director wanted to convey to us is not clear. Perhaps someone knows more about our past life than we do and even controls us. But one thing is clear, he raises difficult questions that few people ask, even to themselves.
But throughout the show, the viewer is in constant agitation for the fate of the main characters, thinking that the secrets will be revealed and the life of the characters will return to normal. The essence of the thriller is: two planes are flying towards each other, they must inevitably collide, but the air traffic controller Dylan, noticing an unusual flash, at the last moment separates the planes in different directions and this happens exactly at 2:22. It is worth noting that Dylan loves his job and scrupulously works out all the takeoffs and landings. But how an oversight with the planes could have happened, he cannot explain.
Not without love adventures, he meets a girl Sarah, she works in an art gallery and flew one of the planes that were about to collide. There is romance in their relationship. But not everything is so simple, they did not meet by chance, the lovers have to complete a certain mission, this concerns a certain secret about intersection of destinies. There are no accidents and coincidences in the world, everything is predetermined, the heroes have to find out everything and understand the reasons for the mysterious events that led to the incident.
It is worth noting that the soundtracks from the film "2:22» (OST "2:22) are chosen very cool, the music is remembered for a long time. We have compiled a list of all the soundtracks from the movie "2:22": listen online full soundtrack playlist.
