Sin City (Graeme Revell, Robert Rodriguez & John Debney, 2005)
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Title: Sin City
Record Label: Varese Sarabande
Release Year: 2005
EAN: 4005939664428
Genre: Soundtracks
Product ID: EPID45830901
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Sin City OST Original Score Rodriguez Revell DebneyReview created: 13/03/09
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This soundtrack (mainly the score, but includes two tracks with lyrics) is without doubt one of the best scores I've ever heard. Scores, even more than mere compilation soundtracks, can be a hit and miss affair. Often, when you take a score out of context of the movie it doesn't work.
Not so here. Sin City the score is every bit as tense, gritty, moody and atmospheric as Sin City the movie. It's an absolute rollercoaster - even if you've never seen the movie, even if you're not a great fan of the movie - this soundtrack will have you on the edge of your seat.
If I had to make one small criticism of the recording, it would be that not all the tracks gel together as a whole. Fact is, they are masterpieces in their own right. Sequencing them together can be difficult, as to which goes where - do they mirror the movie plot or do you sequence them in terms of mood?
Perhaps the awkward sequencing is inevitable as the score was a collaborative effort between Graeme Revell, Robert Rodriguez and John Debney.
But that's a minor flaw.
This soundtrack is a pure aural adrenalin. If you're a fan of the movie or tense soundscapes, it's hard to imagine that you might not enjoy this gem!
Not so here. Sin City the score is every bit as tense, gritty, moody and atmospheric as Sin City the movie. It's an absolute rollercoaster - even if you've never seen the movie, even if you're not a great fan of the movie - this soundtrack will have you on the edge of your seat.
If I had to make one small criticism of the recording, it would be that not all the tracks gel together as a whole. Fact is, they are masterpieces in their own right. Sequencing them together can be difficult, as to which goes where - do they mirror the movie plot or do you sequence them in terms of mood?
Perhaps the awkward sequencing is inevitable as the score was a collaborative effort between Graeme Revell, Robert Rodriguez and John Debney.
But that's a minor flaw.
This soundtrack is a pure aural adrenalin. If you're a fan of the movie or tense soundscapes, it's hard to imagine that you might not enjoy this gem!
Review ID: 10000000011136240
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damn it...isn't it just a waste of time!!!!!!Review created: 12/12/05(updated 13/12/05)
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0 of 7 people found this review helpful.
i had watched this film three or four times...not for anything but to try to understand what is it all about!
so far i can't understand the film!!!!!i can't tell what is this film about!!
there is absoloutely nothing in there than "nothing"
weired, lost......no story...no events....nothing but waste of time...don't ever buy this film, save your money for a big mac or packet of crisps!!!
so far i can't understand the film!!!!!i can't tell what is this film about!!
there is absoloutely nothing in there than "nothing"
weired, lost......no story...no events....nothing but waste of time...don't ever buy this film, save your money for a big mac or packet of crisps!!!
Review ID: 10000000000099084
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