Imperium: Nero Soundtrack (

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Rating: 5.70/10 from 695 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Nerón
Title in Italiano:

Imperium: Nerone
Title in Português:

Nero

Synopsis

Lucius Claudius Nero (Hans Matheson) is a young boy when his father, Enobarbus, is assassinated for plotting against the mad Emperor Caligula. His mother, Agrippina, is exiled and the boy sent to live in the country among slaves. There he learns to play music and sing, and grows to love Ecte, a slave girl, but is unable to marry her because of his patrician blood.

Nero is recalled to the household of Emperor Claudius, where his mother intrigues to obtain the throne for Nero. Under his mother's control, Emperor Nero's idealistic aim to reform Rome is frustrated, and he gradually evolves away from his healthy upbringing and the love of Ecte, becoming enmeshed in palace intrigue and lust, and having both his half-brother and his mother assassinated along the way.

When Rome burns in AD68, Nero's grandiose and socialistic rebuilding plans finally alienate the conservative Senate. His adjutant intrigues with General Galba to seize the throne, and Nero flees into the country where he commits suicide at the old trysting place he had frequented with Ecte, who nurses him as he expires.

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Imperium: Nero
Nemo Egg (Main Title)
Finding Nemo
Wow
Haiku
Squishy
Lost
Barracuda
Gill
Foolproof
Pelicans
Drill
Field Trip
First Day
News Travels
The Divers
Fronds Like These
Mr. Ray, Scientist
Curl Away My Son
The Turtle Lope
The Little Clownfish From The Reef
Lost In Fog
Short-Term Dory
Stay Awake
Scum Angel
...P. Sherman, 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney...
Why Trust A Shark
Friends Not Food
Jellyfish Forest
Mt. Wannahockaloogie
School Of Fish
Filter Attempt
Darla Filth Offramp
All Drains Lead To The Ocean
Swim Down
Sydney Harbour
Define Dancing
Kelpcake
Finding Dory (Main Title)
Lost at Sea
One Year Later
Migration Song
"O, We're Going Home"
Jewel of Morro Bay
Gnarly Chop
Squid Chase
Sigourney Weaver
Hank
Nobody's Fine
Rebecca Darling
Meet Destiny
Joker at Work
Becky Flies
Hands!
Almost Home
Open Ocean
Two Lefts and a Right
Everything About You
Quarantine
Warp
All Alone

User reviews

Kimberly Walker
4/10

Additionally, the use of anachronistic musical elements in the soundtrack detracted from the overall historical authenticity of the film. The anachronistic choices clashed with the setting and time period of ancient Rome, creating a jarring and dissonant viewing experience for the audience.

Michelle Campbell
10/10

The orchestration and composition of the soundtrack are masterfully done, enhancing the storytelling and adding a layer of complexity to Nero's internal struggles and external conflicts. The use of different musical motifs to represent Nero's evolving personality is both clever and moving, making the soundtrack a standout element of the film.

James Hernandez
6/10

The musical themes associated with Nero's relationships, particularly with Ecte, are poignant and evoke a sense of longing and forbidden love.

Elizabeth Garcia
5/10

The use of music in key scenes enhances the dramatic tension and helps to convey the complexity of Nero's character development from a young boy to a tyrannical emperor.

Thomas Hall
8/10

The composition of the soundtrack is both haunting and beautiful, creating a memorable auditory experience that stays with the viewer long after the film has ended. The music elevates the overall viewing experience and adds to the immersion in the world of ancient Rome.

Susan Young
5/10

The soundtrack successfully underscores the political intrigue and power struggles within the story, heightening the sense of suspense and betrayal.

Steven Lee
8/10

The use of different musical motifs and instruments in the soundtrack reflects the evolution of Nero's character, from his innocent beginnings in the countryside to his descent into power and corruption in the palace. It effectively conveys the internal struggle and external pressures that shape Nero's decisions.

Laura Thomas
5/10

The use of vocal performances adds a layer of intensity to certain scenes, emphasizing the emotional impact of pivotal moments in Nero's journey.

Kenneth Thompson
5/10

The inclusion of traditional Roman instruments in the soundtrack provides an authentic and immersive experience for the audience, transporting them to ancient Rome.

Karen Garcia
9/10

Each musical piece expertly conveys the emotional depth of Nero's character development, from his innocent love for Ecte to his descent into power-hungry tyranny, creating a powerful narrative through music alone.