• Crisis (2014) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.20/10 from 8600 votes

Tags: male teacher female student romance, male teacher female student relationship, inter agency cooperation

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Crisis

When the children of some important people including the President of the United States are kidnapped. Everyone tries to find them. The Secret Service Agent assigned to protect the President's son, feels as if it's his responsibility to find him. Joining him is an FBI agent whose niece is among the ones who were taken but she is actually her daughter. Later each of the parents are contacted by someone who tells them if they want their child back to do what they say and what they are doing borders on treason. And their child is returned once they do it.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Crisis
	Crysis 2 Intro
	Prophet Journey
	Epilogue
	Under Siege
	Morituri
	Nano / Catalyst
	Nonosuit 2 / Crynet Systems
	Alien Suite
	Insertion
	Invaders
	Under Assault
	New York Aftermath
	SOS New York
	On The Move	Raphael Reed: Performer
	She's Taking Methadone	Raphael Reed: Performer
	Non-Addictive Painkiller	Raphael Reed: Performer
	I'm Going By The Store	Raphael Reed: Performer
	Revelations	Raphael Reed: Performer
	He's Gone	Raphael Reed: Performer
	I Would Have Known	Raphael Reed: Performer
	Remember	Raphael Reed: Performer
	How Do You Want to Handle It?	Raphael Reed: Performer
	You're Lucky	Raphael Reed: Performer
	The Informant	Raphael Reed: Performer
	I Need To Know	Raphael Reed: Performer
	I'm Not Here Right Now	Raphael Reed: Performer
	You Come Alone	Raphael Reed: Performer
	Whistleblower	Raphael Reed: Performer
	Crack House	Raphael Reed: Performer
	I Was Cleared	Raphael Reed: Performer
	Be Strong	Raphael Reed: Performer
	Following Guy	Raphael Reed: Performer
	Private Investigator	Raphael Reed: Performer
	Breaking In	Raphael Reed: Performer
	It Took Four Minutes	Raphael Reed: Performer
	I Can't Do It	Raphael Reed: Performer
	Drive Up	Raphael Reed: Performer
	You Don't Trust Me Anymore?	Raphael Reed: Performer
	I'm Feeling Much Better Now	Raphael Reed: Performer
	No Mother, No Deal	Raphael Reed: Performer
	I'm A Federal Agent	Raphael Reed: Performer
	You Remind Me Of Someone	Raphael Reed: Performer
	We Were Lucky To Get Him	Raphael Reed: Performer
	She's Taking Methadone	Raphael Reed: Performer
	I'm Going By The Store	Raphael Reed: Performer
	He's Gone	Raphael Reed: Performer
	You're Lucky	Raphael Reed: Performer
	I'm Not Here Right Now	Raphael Reed: Performer
	I Can't Do It	Raphael Reed: Performer
	You Don't Trust Me Anymore?	Raphael Reed: Performer
	I'm Feeling Much Better Now	Raphael Reed: Performer
	I'm A Federal Agent	Raphael Reed: Performer

User reviews

Carol Phillips

7/10

The sound design in Crisis is top-notch, with each musical cue perfectly complementing the on-screen action and enhancing the emotional impact of key scenes.

Betty Wright

2/10

Additionally, the repetitive use of certain musical motifs becomes tiresome and predictable throughout the movie. Instead of adding to the tension and drama, the soundtrack becomes a distracting element that takes away from the overall viewing experience.

Paul Garcia

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Crisis is a standout feature of the movie, showcasing the talent and creativity of the composer.

Donald Rodriguez

8/10

The soundtrack of Crisis perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the movie, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Donna Hill

7/10

The use of orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack creates a sense of urgency and drama that keeps the audience engaged throughout the film.

Dorothy Gonzalez

3/10

The soundtrack of Crisis fails to capture the intensity and suspense of the plot. The music feels generic and uninspired, lacking the emotional depth needed to enhance key moments in the film.

Mark Wright

8/10

The music seamlessly transitions between different moods, from hauntingly beautiful melodies to intense action sequences, adding depth to the storytelling.