Pearl Harbor [Music from the Motion Picture] Hans Zimmer

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  • Release Date: 05/22/2001
  • Label: WARNER BROS / WEA
  • UPC: 093624811329

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Pearl Harbor [Music from the Motion Picture]

1LISTENThere You'll Be 3:42
2LISTENPearl Harbor, film score 3:39
3LISTENPearl Harbor, film score 4:04
4LISTENPearl Harbor, film score 5:35
5LISTENPearl Harbor, film score 2:53
6LISTENPearl Harbor, film score 8:57
7LISTENPearl Harbor, film score 5:07
8LISTENPearl Harbor, film score 5:15
9LISTENPearl Harbor, film score 7:05

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Editorial Reviews

Pearl Harbor is poised to follow in the tradition of the apocalyptic holiday-weekend blockbuster Armageddon, which was fueled by Aerosmith's heart-tugging ballad "I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing." Producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Michael Bay hope to score once again at the box office and on the pop charts, this time with country star Faith Hill leading the charge with her power ballad "There You'll Be," penned by Grammy-winning songwriter Diane Warren. The remainder of the Hollywood epic's soundtrack comes courtesy of Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer (The Lion King, Gladiator). In commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the Japanese attack on U.S. soil, which precipitated America's entry into World War II, Zimmer's score conveys the sense of desperation felt by American military personnel and the terror of Hawaii's civilians. On "Tennessee," Zimmer's repeated use of a solitary piano is especially expressive, and the gentle piano and muted horns of "Brothers" gradually soars into the stirring song "...And Then I Kissed Him." The score climaxes with the dramatic "December 7th," which swoons with gorgeous string arrangements and assistance from a vocal choir. This triumphant soundtrack honors the heroism of both the Americans who lost their lives that fateful day and those who lived to tell the tragic tale of Pearl Harbor. Andrew Velez Barnes & Noble

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Pearl Harbor [Original Soundtrack]by Anonymous

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June 26, 2004: this movie came out in 2001 and i have just seen it a few weeks ago. i is now one of my favorite movies. i ask a lot of people and mostly guys say they dont like it because of the actors (they're just jealous) and because it was stupid, but i didn't think it was stupid. i mean who cares if there's too much romance it adds character to the story. and so what if they don't show men with guts pouring out of them, they still showed enough to make someone sad and realize what happened on that day. i fell in love with the music right when i saw the movie and i've been meaning to get the soundtrack because the songs make me cry everytime i listen to them. i love this movie!

Pearl Harbor [Original Soundtrack]by Anonymous

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May 09, 2004: I only watched Pearl Harbor in World History for the first time. I didn't get to see the end of it cuz I had to leave. So this weekend I"m going to a friends house and watching the whole thing this time. BUt what I did see was the best. I absolutely love the movie. And Josh Harnett is the hotter of him and Ben Affleck. But thats not really the point although it does make even more sad for what happens to Danny at the end. I feel so bad about it. I don't have the soundtrack to this movie yet but I'm going to get it. I love this cd.


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