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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
One of Badelt's best!,
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This review is from: Rescue Dawn: Music from the Motion Picture (Audio CD)
This score is one of the best Badelt has ever composed. This score, even more so than his recent "The Promise," proves that he has his own immense talent beyond his work with Hans Zimmer. This work is quiet and subtle, rich and beautiful, mournful and hopeful. It's centered around a generously lengthy theme featured in the opening track, one that comes to a double climax in "Rescue." The song, unlike many on soundtracks, is well-integrated with the score and doesn't interrupt the listening experience.If you like Badelt, or if you like scores like "The Thin Red Line", then "Rescue Dawn" is a must-have.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing music adventure,
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This review is from: Rescue Dawn: Music from the Motion Picture (Audio CD)
As a film score enthusiast, I am always amazed at the talent of some of todays composers. Mr. Badelt has written a movie symphony for this score and as I read in other reviews, the music stands on it's own because of the richness of the themes, and the orchestral colour. Well done Mr. Badelt. I discovered your talent in the soundtrack for the Time Machine. That music also has some soul stirring music.I would recommend both soundtracks highly to all fans of motion picture scores.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Stirring accompaniment to a remarkable Herzog film,
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This review is from: Rescue Dawn: Music from the Motion Picture (Audio CD)
This is an excellent evocative soundtrack to accompany the emotional journey through incredible hardship made by Dieter Dengler as an American prisoner of war in remote Laos during the Viet Nam conflict. Much of the music reminds me of the particular scene during the film and that achievement is always a sign of an effective combination of sound and vision.
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