• Savior (2010) Soundtrack OST •

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Manmade Productions traveled the country in 2008 in search of answers to various questions concerning organized religion. The resulting film is Savior, an unbiased account of their travels. Savior explores the diverse beliefs of a spectrum of religious and non-religious leaders, from evangelists to atheists, and documents religion's attempt to change in order to secure its following. Several personal accounts, both uplifting and tragic, tell the story of religion gone wrong and where it needs to go in order to reach today's youth.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Savior
	I'm Just a Kid	Simple Plan: Artist
	Freak On a Leash	Korn: Artist
	Cold	Crossfade: Artist
	Learn to Fly	Foo Fighters: Artist
	I Don't Care - US Version	Apocalyptica: Artist Adam Gontier: Artist
	Only One	Yellowcard: Artist
	Numb	Linkin Park: Artist
	B.Y.O.B.	System of a Down: Artist
	It Ends Tonight	The All-American Rejects: Artist
	Misery Business	Paramore: Artist
	Best of You	Foo Fighters: Artist
	All Around Me	Flyleaf: Artist
	Somewhere I Belong	Linkin Park: Artist
	Life is Beautiful	Sixx:A.M.: Artist
	Ain't No Rest for the Wicked	Cage the Elephant: Artist
	Move Along	The All-American Rejects: Artist
	Californication	Red Hot Chili Peppers: Artist
	Help	Papa Roach: Artist
	What I've Done	Linkin Park: Artist
	The Middle	Jimmy Eat World: Artist
	Face Down	The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus: Artist
	Throne	Bring Me The Horizon: Artist
	Beverly Hills	Weezer: Artist
	Nightmare	Avenged Sevenfold: Artist
	New Divide	Linkin Park: Artist
	Gravity	Papa Roach: Artist
	Still Counting	Volbeat: Artist
	Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)	The Offspring: Artist
	Sweetness	Jimmy Eat World: Artist
	Smooth Criminal	Alien Ant Farm: Artist
	Crawling	Linkin Park: Artist
	War of Change	Thousand Foot Krutch: Artist
	One For the Money	Escape the Fate: Artist
	Gone Away - 1997	The Offspring: Artist
	My Friends Over You	New Found Glory: Artist
	Dirty Little Secret	The All-American Rejects: Artist
	In the End	Linkin Park: Artist
	Los Angeles	Sugarcult: Artist
	Miss Murder	AFI: Artist
	The Devil in I	Slipknot: Artist
	Paranoia	A Day To Remember: Artist
	The Kids Aren't Alright	The Offspring: Artist
	Swing Life Away	Rise Against: Artist
	Somebody That I Used To Know	Mayday Parade: Artist Vic Fuentes: Artist
	MakeDamnSure	Taking Back Sunday: Artist
	Falling Apart	Papa Roach: Artist
	Take A Look Around	Limp Bizkit: Artist
	Want You Bad	The Offspring: Artist
	Diamond Eyes (Boom-Lay Boom-Lay Boom)	Shinedown: Artist
	Voodoo	Godsmack: Artist

User reviews

Mark Lee

2/10

The soundtrack of Savior failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the personal accounts shared in the documentary. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the power to enhance the storytelling.

Karen Jones

7/10

The musical choices in Savior reflect the diversity of beliefs and perspectives presented in the documentary, adding a layer of richness to the storytelling.

Matthew White

6/10

The soundtrack of Savior effectively captures the emotional journey of exploring diverse beliefs and challenging the status quo of organized religion. The music enhances the storytelling by creating a sense of introspection and contemplation.

Nancy Davis

7/10

Each track in the soundtrack complements the different personal accounts featured in the film, creating a cohesive and engaging listening experience.

Melissa Moore

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Savior is a crucial element that elevates the impact and message of the film. It enhances the viewing experience by creating an immersive atmosphere that allows viewers to reflect on their own beliefs and values.

Donald Roberts

5/10

The variety of musical styles and genres used in the soundtrack reflects the diversity of perspectives presented in the film. From haunting melodies to uplifting rhythms, the music adds depth and complexity to the narrative, making it more engaging and thought-provoking.

Robert Martin

7/10

The soundtrack of Savior perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the documentary, enhancing the viewer's experience.

Michael Moore

9/10

The soundtrack of Savior perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the journey undertaken by Manmade Productions in their exploration of organized religion in 2008. Each track is carefully selected to evoke a range of feelings, from contemplation to hope, mirroring the diverse beliefs and personal accounts depicted in the film.

Linda Nelson

10/10

The music in Savior not only enhances the storytelling but also serves as a powerful tool to connect the audience with the experiences shared by religious and non-religious leaders. The soundtrack strikes a balance between uplifting melodies and poignant tunes, creating a harmonious blend that truly elevates the viewing experience and leaves a lasting impact on the audience.

Jennifer Miller

6/10

One aspect of the soundtrack that stands out is its ability to evoke empathy and understanding towards the personal accounts shared in the film. The music serves as a powerful tool to connect the audience with the experiences of the individuals featured, making their stories resonate on a deeper level.

David Jackson

2/10

The use of repetitive and cliché musical motifs in Savior became distracting and took away from the authenticity of the interviews and narratives presented. It felt like a missed opportunity to elevate the message of the film and connect with the audience on a deeper level.

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