Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie Soundtrack (

Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie Soundtrack (1999) cover

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Rating: 7.40/10 from 1800 votes

Synopsis

Sakura Avalon is a ten-year girl who is entrusted to capture the magical Clow Cards after accidentally releasing them from their book. She mysteriously wins tickets to a trip to Hong Kong. Accompanied by guardian of the Clow Cards, Kero, best friend Madison Taylor, big brother Tori and school girl crush Julian Star, Sakura takes a break from her duties as Cardcaptor and visits the city.

However, mystery dreams, warnings from the city's magical community, and a pair of malevolent birds, lead Sakura to encounter an imprisoned sorceress who seek revenge against the Clow Cards' long-deceased creator. Sakura faces the wrath of the sorceress as her friends are threatened and a dark part of the Clow Cards' past is revealed.

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User reviews

William Baker
6/10

The musical score effectively builds tension and excitement during the action sequences, adding depth and intensity to Sakura's confrontations with the sorceress and the malevolent birds.

Thomas White
9/10

The music not only enhances the storytelling but also stands on its own as a beautiful collection of songs that can be enjoyed independently, making it a truly memorable and enchanting listening experience.

George Thomas
1/10

The musical composition failed to capture the magical and adventurous essence of the story, resulting in a lackluster listening experience that did not contribute positively to the overall cinematic experience.

Matthew Campbell
10/10

Each track in the soundtrack masterfully complements the scenes in the movie, enhancing the emotional impact of Sakura's journey as she faces new challenges and discovers more about the Clow Cards.

Charles Parker
1/10

The use of generic and cliché musical themes in key moments of the movie detracted from the impact of pivotal scenes, making them feel predictable and less engaging for the audience.

Mary Martinez
6/10

The songs in the movie evoke a sense of nostalgia and innocence, making them memorable and endearing even after the film has ended.

Robert Hall
7/10

The orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack are absolutely enchanting, creating a sense of wonder and excitement as Sakura embarks on her journey to Hong Kong with her friends and guardian Kero. The melodies are both uplifting and emotional, adding depth to the storyline and character development.

Thomas Gonzalez
6/10

The use of traditional instruments mixed with modern electronic elements in the music creates a unique and enchanting atmosphere that immerses the audience in Sakura's adventures.