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Wonder Woman Soundtrack
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Wonder Woman (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Track Listings
| 1 | Amazons of Themyscira |
| 2 | History Lesson |
| 3 | Angel On the Wing |
| 4 | Ludendorff, Enough! |
| 5 | Pain, Loss & Love |
| 6 | No Man's Land |
| 7 | Fausta |
| 8 | Wonder Woman's Wrath |
| 9 | The God of War |
| 10 | We Are All To Blame |
| 11 | Hell Hath No Fury |
| 12 | Lightning Strikes |
| 13 | Trafalgar Celebration |
| 14 | Action Reaction |
| 15 | To Be Human performed by Sia feat. Labrinth) |
Editorial Reviews
Original soundtrack to Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Comics summer blockbuster film, Wonder Woman. Score by Rupert Gregson-Williams, known for his recent work on Hacksaw Ridge, The Legend of Tarzan, and Netflix's The Crown. Also features "To Be Human" performed by Sia feat. Labyrinth.
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 4.84 x 5.55 x 0.47 inches; 3.39 Ounces
- Manufacturer : Watertower Music
- Date First Available : April 18, 2017
- Label : Watertower Music
- ASIN : B071CKMPJB
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #67,828 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #4,347 in Soundtracks (CDs & Vinyl)
- #41,455 in Pop (CDs & Vinyl)
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I have always loved Hans Zimmer's music; I very much enjoyed most of the soundtrack for "Batman Vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice", but in that soundtrack, the theme that caught my attention and had my jaw slack in "wonder" (yes, I used that pun) and delight was Wonder Woman's. It was so original, so energetic, so catchy!
Then I heard that Zimmer was not going to be scoring "Wonder Woman". I was disappointed; but I was heartened to discovered that Rupert Gregson-Williams -- a longtime Zimmer collaborator -- was going to work in his place. I loved his work on "The Legend of Tarzan" last year. The only thing that I said was: "He had *better* use the new theme."
He did. This CD is one that I listened to twice in a row for the first time (and I never do that), and it's currently playing for a third time through as I type! I am stunned at its depth. The action music is thrilling, but smooth (it doesn't sound like an circus exploding in slow motion, which really irks me); you can tap your foot to it and it puts a smile on your face -- or at least it put one on mine. As an added bonus, there is a lot of slow, emotional, music that is full of heart, as well.
Interestingly, there are a few moments when the soundscape reminds me of "Tarzan", or Jablonsky's work on "Transformers", or of Patrick Doyle's work on the original "Thor" soundtrack (and, coincidentally, there are some moments that reminds of Brian Tyler's work on the sequel film, too). But it's never derivative. This is fresh, original, and fun.
And I haven't even seen the movie yet ...
Don't hesitate, not for a second. Click. Buy. Listen. Repeat.
The opening track "Amazons of Themyscira" starts with a slow, brief rendition of Zimmer's theme for Wonder Woman from Dawn of Justice, and moves into a massive, fantastical sound that sets up the film's main theme, of which has awesome variations throughout, though the most emotional (in my opinion) being the 2nd track "History Lesson." Another brilliant use of Zimmer's theme, though, is in the track "Wonder Woman's Wrath," which takes place during a pretty awesome fight sequence with General Ludendorff towards the end of the film. My favorite track on the score though is "Hell Hath No Fury," which without spoiling the scene of which it's paired, is one of the most emotional moments, of which drives Diana to see the "great darkness within."
I could go all day talking about the soundtrack, but many others have already done so before me, so I'll end my review here. The score for Wonder Woman is just like the film: bold, emotionally-charged, epic, and, well, super!
I've never listened to Rupert Gregson Williams before, but am really impressed by his scores, they are deep, filling, a little gritty which I love, with a great tempo to match the action and mood of the scenes in the movie. It's unusual for me when composers produce a score that informs the story so well, Mr. Gregson Williams achieves this in spades. This is an accolade I generally only reserve for the great Hans Zimmer. Also of note, he did not overuse Zimmers wonder woman theme from BvS, he peppered those amazing cello chords in just right without overdoing it, ensuring it was recognizable as Diana's theme, but keeping the themes completely his own. This is an album that is a must buy.
Ultimately, his score made the movie better than it would have been with a lesser composer. Even that 3rd act, which really needed great music to mitigate the writing getting progressively worse and some unfortunate creative choices my Jenkins and John's, they should have left it alone. Good job on Gregson Williams.
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Together the on-screen action together with the rousing score really draw you in to this thoroughly well made film (no film is perfect) and well worth listening to in isolation to really hear what Rupert did with this score. There are so many stand out tracks there's no need listing them all, suffice to say the album is worthy of any collection. 5/5
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