• FernGully: The Last Rainforest (1992) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.50/10 from 34000 votes

Tags: human nonhuman relationship

Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

FernGully: las aventuras de Zak y Crysta

Title in Italiano:

FernGully - Le avventure di Zak e Crysta

Title in Português:

As Aventuras de Zak e Crysta na Floresta Tropical

Synopsis

FernGully is a rainforest that is home to a race of fairies who have never seen humans and believe that they only exists in stories. That is, until the arrival of Batty Koda (Robin Williams), a wacky bat who tells the fairies that he has seen the humans. Curious when she sees smoke from Mount Warning, a fairy named Crysta (Samantha Mathis) travels beyond FernGully and discovers a group of humans is destroying the rainforest. Crysta discovers a human named Zak (Jonathan Ward), who is helping destroy the rainforest and accidentally shrinks him. After discovering the beauty of FernGully, Zak and Crysta learn that the fairies and FernGully are in mortal danger. The humans have freed Hexxus (Tim Curry), an evil oil-like creature who, a long time ago, was turned into a tree when he tried to unleash chaos in FernGully. Hexxus has taken over "The Leveller", a logging machine, and he begins his evil scheme to destroy FernGully. Only Zak, Crysta, Batty Koda, Pips (Christian Slater), and the Beetle Boys can defeat Hexxus and save FernGully from destruction.

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Play	Title	Artist
	FernGully: The Last Rainforest
	Life Is a Magic Thing	Thomas Dolby: Performer Johnny Clegg: Performer Hilton Rosenthal: Produced
	A Dream Worth Keeping	David Foster: Produced Jimmy Webb: Writer Jimmy Webb: Orchestra arranged Sheena Easton: Performer
	Batty Rap	Thomas Dolby: Performer Robin Williams: Performer
	If I'm Goanna Eat Somebody (It Might As Well Be You)	Jimmy Buffett: Writer Tone Loc: Performer
	Spis, Li Milke Le	Georgi Minchev: Writer
	Toxic Love	Thomas Dolby: Performer Tim Curry: Performer
	Bamnqobile	Joseph Shabalala: Writer Ladysmith Black Mambazo: Performer
	Raining Like Magic	Raffi Cavoukian: Writer Raffi Cavoukian: Performer
	Land Of A Thousand Dances
	Some Other World
	Main Title	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Skylarking	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Magi Lune's Cave	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Xanthoreas	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Crysta's Journey (Mt. Warning / Blue Light / Darwin's Grab Bag)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Rainforest Suite	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	The Leveller	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Going To Ferngully (Pickpockets / Sail Away / Another Perfect Landing)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	The Grotto Song	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	"I'm Back" (Humans Did It All / The Holocaust / Gather Everyone In The Circle)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	The Battle For Old Highrise	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Remember Everything	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Spirit Of The Trees	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Genesis	Alan Silvestri: Performer

User reviews

Donald Carter

8/10

The musical score enhances the emotional depth of the story, particularly during pivotal moments such as the discovery of the destruction of FernGully and the battle against the evil Hexxus, adding a layer of intensity and drama to the film.

Michael Thomas

9/10

The songs featured in the soundtrack, including the iconic Toxic Love performed by Tim Curry as Hexxus, are not only catchy and enjoyable to listen to, but also serve to convey the themes of environmental conservation and the consequences of human actions on nature. The music becomes a powerful storytelling tool that resonates with audiences of all ages.

Robert Wright

5/10

The musical score of the film effectively conveys the tension and danger present in the plot, creating a sense of urgency that keeps the audience engaged.

Steven Jones

9/10

The musical score of the movie enhances the emotional depth of the story, adding layers of intensity and drama to the scenes where the fairies of FernGully face the threat of destruction. The music truly amplifies the sense of urgency and importance of their mission to save their home.

Kenneth Wright

7/10

The songs featured in the soundtrack, including A Dream Worth Keeping and Toxic Love, are not only catchy and memorable but also effectively convey the themes of environmental conservation and the power of friendship, making them resonate with both children and adults alike.

Stephanie Lopez

6/10

The use of different musical styles and instruments in the soundtrack reflects the diverse characters and settings of FernGully, adding depth to the overall storytelling.

John Carter

5/10

The soundtrack features a good balance of upbeat, energetic songs and more emotional, introspective pieces, catering to a wide range of moods within the film.

Emily Robinson

5/10

The vocal performances in the songs are powerful and emotive, bringing the characters to life and making their struggles feel more real and relatable.

Paul Williams

5/10

The themes and messages of the movie are effectively reinforced through the lyrics and melodies of the songs, making the soundtrack an integral part of the storytelling.