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Rating: 4.90/10 from 1200 votes
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Synopsis

Singapore, 1942. The war between the Allies and the Japanese is in full swing, and Jim, a Flight Lieutenant in the Royal Australian Air Force, finds himself tangled in the branches of a tree, hanging by his parachute. Now, trapped in the unforgivable, enemy-ridden jungle, Jim must rely solely on his survival skills to brave the elements and evade the dangerous Japanese patrols. As exhaustion, hunger, and thirst blur the boundaries between day and night, dream and reality, Jim must fight tooth and nail to stay alive and find his way back to the Allied lines. But the dense green maze is the ultimate adversary.

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Canopy
Flash Delirium
Before The Earth Was Round
Black (feat. Norah Jones)
Alien Days
When I'm Small
Bones
Ramona
Julia - Remastered 2009
Red Rabbits
Young and Free
Fever
10 Lovers
Jovial
Never in My Wildest Dreams
A Sentence Of Sorts In Kongsvinger
Satellite
Flaws
Carried Away
Monstrous
Loving Arm
Cult Logic
Palm of Your Hand
New Mexico
Feels Like We Only Go Backwards
Perfect World
Rawnald Gregory Erickson the Second
Kahlil Gibran
Gronlandic Edit
Basically
All or Nothing
No Response
Stratosphere
Fly Me To The Moon
The Fall
Hideaway
Certainty
Ruby
Paddling Out
Clipping
Pins and Needles
Odds
Equals
DARE
Reservoir
Put a Flower in Your Pocket
Stars (EP Version)
The Moth and the Lamp
Tongues
Deadcrush
J-Boy
Firebird
Colours in the Sky (feat Cleopold)
Lavender
Where We Belong
Stolen Dance
Flashed Junk Mind
Feel
Here, There And Everywhere - Remastered 2009
Young Pilgrims
Idioteque

User reviews

Anthony Martinez
6/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack mirrors the protagonist's inner turmoil and desperation as he fights to survive against all odds.

Susan Harris
1/10

The soundtrack of Canopy failed to capture the intense and suspenseful atmosphere of being trapped in the jungle during wartime. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the emotional depth needed to truly immerse the audience in Jim's struggle for survival.

Emily Evans
6/10

The sweeping orchestral pieces in the soundtrack evoke a sense of grandeur and epic struggle, reflecting the larger themes of war and survival in the movie.

Matthew Hall
6/10

The memorable melodies and motifs in the music stay with you long after the movie ends, leaving a lasting impact on the audience.

Anthony Taylor
5/10

The pacing and structure of the music mirror the protagonist's journey through the jungle, creating a dynamic and immersive listening experience.

Susan Williams
6/10

The subtle use of silence and ambient sounds in the music enhances the feeling of unease and danger lurking in every shadow of the jungle.

Daniel Mitchell
5/10

The soundtrack of Canopy effectively immerses the audience in the setting and time period of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Timothy Thomas
2/10

I found the soundtrack of Canopy to be repetitive and monotonous, failing to evoke the complexities of Jim's inner turmoil as he faced the harsh realities of war and survival. The music did not succeed in creating a strong connection between the audience and the protagonist's journey, ultimately leaving a sense of detachment and disinterest.

Edward Jackson
5/10

The use of traditional instruments mixed with modern electronic elements in the music adds a unique and haunting layer to the film's atmosphere.

Matthew Green
6/10

The soundtrack of Canopy perfectly captures the tension and isolation of being lost in a hostile jungle during wartime.

George Jones
2/10

The musical score of Canopy did not effectively convey the sense of isolation and desperation that Jim must have felt while trying to navigate through enemy territory. The lack of a distinct theme or memorable melodies made the soundtrack forgettable and did not enhance the storytelling in a meaningful way.