• 300: Rise of an Empire (2014) Soundtrack OST •

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Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

300 : La Naissance d'un empire

Title in Türk:

300: Bir İmparatorluğun Yükselişi

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Synopsis

In the wake of the Persians' victory over King Leonidas and his brave Spartans in 300 (2006), pitiless mortal-turned-god King Xerxes is bent on wiping out Sparta and Athens and conquering Greece.

As Artemisia, the ruthless commander of the Persian Navy, assembles a massive fleet of ships and sets sail for conquest, Athenian General Themistocles prepares to defend Greece by sea, striving to entice Queen Gorgo to join the battle and rally more troops to fight for freedom.

But with the unstoppable Persian hordes on the verge of victory, the fate of Greece hangs by a thread.

In this seemingly unwinnable, once-and-for-all confrontation, can Themistocles lead the charge against the invaders and prevent the rise of an empire?

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User reviews

Betty Moore

7/10

The use of powerful orchestral music combined with haunting vocals creates a sense of urgency and drama that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the film.

Melissa Lopez

9/10

The music composition effectively conveys the emotions of the characters, from the determination of General Themistocles to the ruthlessness of Artemisia, adding depth to the storytelling.

Michael Campbell

7/10

The sound design and mixing of the soundtrack are top-notch, immersing the viewer in the world of ancient Greece and the brutal battles that unfold on screen.

Richard Williams

7/10

The compositions in the soundtrack skillfully mirror the character development, from the fierce determination of Themistocles to the ruthless ambition of Artemisia, enhancing the audience's connection to the characters.

Mary Walker

3/10

Betty Jones

6/10

Amanda Jones

9/10

The use of traditional Greek instruments blended with modern orchestral elements creates a unique and powerful sound that immerses the audience in the ancient world of Greece, making the film even more engaging and memorable.