Don't even need the rest of the score, as all the good stuff is in that one track. It's a supremely shitty score, but that end title cue is still a great listen in the car. Doesn't hurt that I love the film as well! It's funky! There's something so cheeky about it. It's not my favorite Zimmer score by a long shot, but a poster above hit the nail on the head. So I pulled out the old OST and enjoy it quite a bit more. Click on arrow in right and music will be saved on your computer.
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Today, its not one of the better Zimmer scores (Backdraft and Black Rain i.m.o) as it is too loud in bits, but still has the various themes and the music even suited in Scream 2 for the Dewey theme (Deakins theme in Broken Arrow)Ī fun movie with a tough score and Travolta is a blast in this too. Funny how every video I have with 'Hans Zimmer' tagged gets thousands of views, while. This was one of those soundtracks when I saw the movie back in the days I immediately bought the score. Thanks guys for watching the video (thanks Hans for making the music). Kendall even wrote the liner notes in the CD booklet, and then slashed the score in the magazine. I still remember those laughable reviews in FSM by Kendall/Bond. I still enjoy a lot of '90s Zimmer ( The Peacemaker is still my favorite of his), but Broken Arrow is just a really cool little score.Ī good one, but I haven't played it in YEARS. He liked it because it had a westerny feel to it. I remember driving around in the car with my dad playing it on the stereo. Which is not to say I don't enjoy a lot of his newer stuff - just rarely as much as the earlier stuff. Then came The Rock and The Peacemaker and the world of action film scoring still hasn't recovered! One of his cool action scores from that period when they were still kind of novel and funky and not too overproduced. Unlike alot of his later scores, Hans was able to incorporate genre sounds/styles into his score (some Morricone in there), so the score feels like a modern spaghetti western at times. It's a good score, with typical Zimmer action balanced with a really cool baritone guitar theme. It’s a big, epic piece of music that still deserves praise some eighteen years later.General Discussion: Broken Arrow - Hans Zimmer It sets the tone for Travolta’s villain theme and is the building block for the rest of the score. The real masterstroke is bringing in legendary guitarist Duane Eddy to play a simple, yet immensely distinguishable lead baritone guitar riff. Zimmer’s work is typically fantastic, making use of a wide array of instruments and arrangements. Many will remember it as “Dewey’s theme” from Scream 2, but it all started with Broken Arrow.
Hans Zimmer’s score is instantly recognizable and was used widely throughout the 90’s in trailers and other films. It’s also the only time I have ever seen Roger Ebert change Gene Siskel’s mind on a movie.
Filled with bizarrely comedic dialogue, an over-the-top villain in John Travolta, and a whole lot of stuff blowing up real good (helicopters, hummers, trains, people), it’s best remembered as a high-energy spectacle with plenty of signature John Woo moments (no pigeons that I recall, however). Released in February of 1996 and grossing a respectable $70 million domestically, Broken Arrow is a true 90’s action film.
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