
Have you ever been in the middle of watching a movie when you hear a new song that you immediately fall in love with? This happens to me on a regular basis, and I often find myself rushing home to try to download the song before I forget the tune entirely. A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to attend an advance screening of Up in the Air, when one of those moments hit. I quickly learned that the song is called "Help Yourself" and was written just for the movie by a guy called Sad Brad Smith.
The song is simple, sad, and sweet — not unlike many of Elliot Smith's songs. It's featured during one of the most poignant scenes of the movie and the lyrics fit the story like a glove, though I won't give away much more than that. The movie's soundtrack won't be available until Dec. 1, but you can listen to the song right now and let me know what you think.
Like the film itself, this little ditty is already getting whispers of an Oscar nod. To check it out, just read more.


















Free People
Love it.
1Question: does anybody else hate it when you're watching a movie and a song you KNOW gets played during those poignant scenes? Granted, it's a good song and all, but it's distracting when you know it, am I right? Just thought I'd throw that out there lol
Ah, that's a good question penguins268: I actually find this happening a lot when I'm watching TV shows (Gossip Girl and Grey's Anatomy in particularly can be super distracting with popular songs infiltrating big scenes)
2Just FYI, the song is available on iTunes right now. Sad Brad Smith - http://bit.ly/1dNEmj
3(I went to college with Brad and we are all super stoked for him! Tell everyone to download the song!)
Brad's song is now available on iTunes!
4as a flight attendant i can tell you this movie and soundtrack will catch on i cant wait to see it tomorrow......what a song..............
5Yay for Brad Smith!
6i just watched to the movie and this song want to heard again
7seems i am not the only one feel this way ...
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