Deepwater Horizon Soundtrack (

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Rating: 7.10/10 from 183000 votes
Tags: oil rig, deepwater horizon oil spill, capitalist bully
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Marea negra
Title in Italiano:

Deepwater: Inferno sull'oceano
Title in Português:

Horizonte Profundo - Desastre no Golfo
Title in Français:

Deepwater
Title in Türk:

Deepwater Horizon: Büyük Felaket
Title in Deutsch:

Deepwater Horizon

Synopsis

Deepwater Horizon

In April 2010, there is no oil exploration operation in the Gulf of Mexico to compare with the Deepwater Horizon oil rig with its size or sheer depth of its drilling. However, the project for the BP oil company is beset with technical difficulties to the point where the general operational supervisor, Jimmy Harrell, and his Chief Electrical Engineer, Mike Williams, are concerned potentially dangerous trouble is brewing. Unfortunately, visiting BP executives, frustrated by the project's long delays, order curtailed site inspections and slanted system tests to make up for lost time even as Harrell, Williams and his team helplessly protest for the sake of proper safety.

On April 20, the workers' fears are realized in the worst possible way when the rig's various structural and system flaws spark a catastrophic cascade of failures that would create a massive blowout and explosion that threatens them all, even as it also begins the worst environmental disaster in US history.

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Deepwater Horizon
For the Love of Money
Kenny Gamble: Writer
Take Me Down
Gary Clark Jr.: Writer
Taming the Dinosaurs
Steve Jablonsky: Performer
The Rig
Steve Jablonsky: Performer
The Monster
Steve Jablonsky: Performer
Hope is not a Tactic
Steve Jablonsky: Performer
Negative Pressure Test
Steve Jablonsky: Performer
Well from Hell
Steve Jablonsky: Performer
Cut the Pipe
Steve Jablonsky: Performer
Mud
Steve Jablonsky: Performer
Stop the Crane
Steve Jablonsky: Performer
Fire on the Rig
Steve Jablonsky: Performer
Burn or Jump
Steve Jablonsky: Performer
Roll Call
Steve Jablonsky: Performer
Home
Steve Jablonsky: Performer
Take Me Down (Gary Clark, Jr.)
Steve Jablonsky: Performer

User reviews

Laura Turner
5/10

The emotional depth of the music helps to convey the fear and desperation felt by the characters as they face the life-threatening situation on the rig.

Paul Mitchell
2/10

One of the major drawbacks of the Deepwater Horizon soundtrack is its lack of emotional depth and connection to the intense and dramatic events portrayed in the film.

Edward Walker
5/10

The music in Deepwater Horizon serves as a powerful storytelling tool, effectively enhancing the emotional impact of the film's narrative.

Michelle Thomas
4/10

The soundtrack's repetitive use of generic, unremarkable themes and motifs makes it difficult for viewers to fully immerse themselves in the story, resulting in a missed opportunity to enhance the overall impact of the film.

Paul Davis
5/10

The use of intense and foreboding music in key moments enhances the sense of impending disaster, creating a gripping and immersive experience for the audience.

Edward Wilson
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Deepwater Horizon is a vital and integral component of the film, effectively enhancing the storytelling and emotional resonance of the true events depicted.

Charles Nelson
6/10

The soundtrack's haunting and somber tones evoke a sense of tragedy and loss, underscoring the devastating consequences of the oil rig explosion.

Charles Smith
6/10

The soundtrack's pacing and intensity mirror the escalating tension of the story, building to a climactic and powerful crescendo during the pivotal moments of the disaster.

Thomas Jones
6/10

The use of subtle motifs and themes throughout the soundtrack adds a layer of complexity and cohesion to the overall musical composition.

Karen Brown
5/10

The soundtrack of Deepwater Horizon effectively captures the tension and urgency of the events leading up to the catastrophic blowout on the oil rig.

Joshua Robinson
4/10

The musical score fails to effectively capture the tension and urgency of the unfolding disaster, leaving the audience feeling detached and disengaged from the on-screen events.

Charles Green
5/10

The mix of orchestral and electronic elements in the music creates a dynamic and engaging auditory experience that complements the visuals on screen.

Timothy Taylor
6/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the chaos and confusion of the explosion and its aftermath, adding to the realism of the film's portrayal of the disaster.