• Broken Arrow (1950) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.20/10 from 9600 votes

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Synopsis

Based on the real-life efforts of Tom Jeffords, this film dramatizes his efforts to make peace with Apache chief Cochise. After helping a young Indian boy, Cochise sets Jeffords free leading him to think that there may be a way to make peace in the war that has now lasted nearly 10 years. He takes time to learn their language and customs and then sets out to see if they can get safe passage for the mail riders who are always being ambushed. He succeeds, developing a mutual respect with the Apache leader. Not everyone is in favor of the deal with some settlers as well as Apaches refusing to go along and intent on doing what they can to break the peace. Jeffords pays a high price because of those efforts but his perseverance did lead to several conflict-free years.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Broken Arrow
	Rope-A-Dope	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	The Bomber	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Going To War / Fire In A Brooklyn Theater	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	The Pentagon (Unused)	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	The Search / Broken Arrow	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Desert Dawn	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Day Search	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Right Down There	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Something's Coming	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	10,000 Years	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Humvee Chase	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Mine Shaft 1	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Mine Shaft 2	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Disc Time:	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Big Bang	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Butterflies	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	The Boat / Stowaway	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Breaking Orders	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Eat A Bullet	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Hammerhead	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Nuke Disarmed (End Credits)	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Brothers (Original Album Version)	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Mine (Original Album Version)	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Nuke (Original Album Version)	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Brothers	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Secure	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Stealth	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Mine	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Nuke	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Greed	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Broken Arrow	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Broken Arrow - Brothers	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Broken Arrow - Secure	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Nine Months - It's A Boy	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Point Of No Return - Hate	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Beyond Rangoon - Beyond Rangoon	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Backdraft - You Go, We Go	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Backdraft - Fahrenheit 451	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Main Titles	James Newton Howard: Performer
	The Storm Drain	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Kimble Dyes His Hair	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Helicopter Chase	James Newton Howard: Performer
	The Fugitive Theme	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Subway Fight	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Kimble Returns	James Newton Howard: Performer
	No Press	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Stairway Chase	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Sykes Apt.	James Newton Howard: Performer
	It's Over	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Livin' on the Edge of the Night (Iggy Pop)	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	The Way You Do the Things You Do (UB40)	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Back to Life (Jam on the Groove Mix) (Soul II Soul featuring Caron Wheeler)	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Laserman (Ryuichi Sakamoto)	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Singing in the Shower (Les Rita Mitsouko and Sparks)	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	I'll Be Holding On (Gregg Allman)	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Black Rain Suite: Sato (Hans Zimmer)	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Black Rain Suite: Charlie Loses His Head (Hans Zimmer)	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Black Rain Suite: Sugai (Hans Zimmer)	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Black Rain Suite: Nick and Masa (Hans Zimmer)	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Main Title	James Horner: Performer
	Going After Newt	James Horner: Performer
	Sub-Level 3	James Horner: Performer
	Ripley's Rescue	James Horner: Performer
	Atmosphere Station	James Horner: Performer
	Futile Escape	James Horner: Performer
	Dark Discovery	James Horner: Performer
	Bishop's Countdown	James Horner: Performer
	Resolution And Hyperspace	James Horner: Performer

User reviews

Kenneth Davis

5/10

The emotional depth of the score enhances the audience's connection to the characters and their struggles.

Sarah Adams

5/10

The soundtrack of Broken Arrow perfectly captures the tension and emotion of the film's storyline.

Michelle Clark

5/10

The soundtrack effectively underscores the themes of cultural understanding and mutual respect portrayed in the movie.

Elizabeth Scott

6/10

The soundtrack of Broken Arrow showcases a diverse range of musical styles, reflecting the cultural diversity depicted in the film.

Nancy Adams

7/10

The haunting melodies and powerful rhythms of the soundtrack stay with me long after watching the movie, serving as a reminder of the important messages of understanding, respect, and reconciliation conveyed in the story of Tom Jeffords and Apache chief Cochise.

Donna Mitchell

6/10

Overall, the music in Broken Arrow serves as a powerful narrative tool, enhancing the storytelling and immersing the audience in the world of the movie.

Joseph Allen

5/10

Some tracks in the soundtrack evoke a sense of urgency and danger, heightening the suspense of key scenes.

James Baker

6/10

The use of percussion in the music enhances the action sequences, adding energy and excitement to the film.

Joshua King

9/10

Overall, the music in Broken Arrow elevates the film to a whole new level, immersing the audience in the world of Tom Jeffords and Apache chief Cochise. The soundtrack is a masterpiece that deserves recognition for its ability to enhance the storytelling and evoke powerful emotions in the viewers.

Mark Hill

2/10

The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the cultural richness and authenticity needed to enhance the storytelling.

Karen Moore

1/10

The soundtrack of Broken Arrow failed to capture the emotional depth and intensity of the film's dramatic scenes.

Nancy Mitchell

6/10

The haunting melodies in certain pieces linger long after the film has ended, leaving a lasting impact on the listener.

Jennifer Adams

10/10

The soundtrack of Broken Arrow perfectly captures the emotional depth and intensity of the film's storyline. Each track seamlessly complements the on-screen action, enhancing the viewer's experience.

Michelle Green

2/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Broken Arrow fell short in delivering a compelling and immersive auditory experience that could have elevated the film to a higher level of artistic excellence.

Dorothy Green

5/10

The use of traditional Native American instruments in the music adds an authentic and immersive element to the overall experience.

Susan Anderson

4/10

The score failed to evoke any strong emotions or connect me on a deeper level with the characters and their struggles.

Carol King

1/10

It seemed as though the composer missed the mark in creating a memorable and impactful musical accompaniment for such a significant historical narrative.

Kimberly Baker

10/10

The use of traditional Native American instruments in the soundtrack adds a layer of authenticity and cultural richness to the film. The haunting melodies evoke a sense of both sorrow and hope, mirroring the complex relationship between the characters in the story.

Brian Allen

8/10

The music seamlessly blends traditional Native American elements with orchestral arrangements, creating a unique and evocative sound that complements the themes of peace, conflict, and perseverance portrayed in the film.

Steven Carter

7/10

The soundtrack of Broken Arrow perfectly captures the emotional depth and intensity of the story, enhancing the viewing experience by immersing me in the historical setting and the characters' struggles.