Bedazzled Soundtrack [2000]

The 2000 comedy "Bedazzled" follows the story of Elliot, a hapless fast-food worker who is desperate for love. His prayers are answered when he meets the Devil (played by Brendan Fraser) in disguise as a well-dressed woman named "Diana". In exchange for seven wishes, Elliot agrees to give Diana his soul. The Devil takes advantage of Elliot's naiveté, granting him wishes that come with unexpected and often disastrous consequences. In the end, Elliot learns a valuable lesson about true love, friendship and being content with what you have. The film is based on the 1967 classic of the same name starring Peter Cook and Dudley Moore. It was directed by Harold Ramis and written by Peter Tolan and Larry Gelbart. It features an ensemble cast including Frances O'Connor, Orlando Jones, and the late Miriam Margolyes. With its witty dialogue and light-hearted approach to the supernatural, "Bedazzled" is a beloved cult classic that still resonates with audiences today. "Bedazzled" was a commercial success, grossing over $100 million worldwide. It also received critical acclaim, with many praising the performances of its cast and its comedic dialogue. The film has since gone on to become a cult classic, with fans still quoting lines from the movie more than 20 years after its release. Its popularity has spawned numerous remakes and parodies in other media, including television shows and video games. "Bedazzled" is an enduring example of the power of comedy to make us laugh at life's absurdity and find joy even in bleak situations. With its timeless messages about friendship, love, and appreciating what you have, it remains a beloved favorite for audiences around the world. The iconic soundtrack of "Bedazzled" is also unforgettable, featuring 27 credited songs from a broad range of genres including Dance, Electric and Rock. Artists include big names such as Johnny Taylor, Tone-Loc, Gipsy Kings and Sister Hazel, who sings the iconic final song "Change Your Mind" as Elliott walks out with Nicole.