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Rating: 7.10/10 from 6400 votes

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Beautiful cinematography, beautiful actors, sets and landscapes. Directing a little suspect with some slapstick influences occasionally which seemed to be out of context ?

The two heroes travel back and forth across cholera infested France, never laying a hand on each other until the dying moments of the film.

Le Hussard is an Italian master horseman and swordsman who has left his mother in Italy to gather funds for the revolutions against Austria. Seems to be some time delays as the revolution was a little later, maybe he didn't collect as much as was necessary to form the government that the wealthy and educated Italians wished for.

In the 1830's, Giuseppe Mazzini organized the La Giovine Italia, an organization which supported several failed insurrections in various parts of Italy. It was probably one of these and the film doesn't address them, having the action in France and essentially dwelling upon the actors and their relationship.

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User reviews

Margaret Carter

6/10

The musical themes accompanying the two heroes' journey across cholera-infested France added a sense of urgency and drama to their perilous adventures.

Melissa Wright

6/10

While the directing may have had some suspect moments with slapstick influences, the music remained consistent in its ability to elevate the overall viewing experience.

Kenneth Young

8/10

Despite some directing choices that felt a little out of place, the soundtrack remained consistent in its quality and ability to enhance the overall viewing experience of the film.

Laura Evans

2/10

Despite the beautiful cinematography and engaging performances, the soundtrack lacked depth and complexity. It missed the opportunity to elevate the storytelling and immerse the audience fully into the world of the film.

Edward Hernandez

5/10

The music complements the performances of the beautiful actors, creating a captivating atmosphere that draws the audience into the story.

Susan Clark

5/10

The soundtrack of The Horseman on the Roof perfectly captures the essence of the beautiful cinematography, enhancing every scene with its emotional depth and rich melodies.

Kimberly Jackson

7/10

The use of music in the film to portray the sets and landscapes is truly remarkable, creating a sense of immersion that transports the audience to the cholera-infested France of the 1830s.

Joshua Nelson

6/10

The Italian influences in the music reflect Le Hussard's background as a master horseman and swordsman, enriching the character's backstory and motivations.

John Miller

7/10

The music seamlessly complements the performances of the beautiful actors, adding another layer of depth to their characters and helping to convey their emotions effectively.

Elizabeth Martinez

8/10

The musical score succeeds in building tension and drama as the two heroes navigate their way through the challenges of revolution and personal relationships, culminating in a powerful and emotional climax that stays with the audience long after the film ends.

Anthony Miller

4/10

I found the soundtrack for The Horseman on the Roof to be underwhelming and forgettable. It failed to enhance the emotional impact of key scenes or create a sense of tension during the action sequences.

Betty Thompson

8/10

The soundtrack of The Horseman on the Roof perfectly captures the essence of the beautiful cinematography, enhancing every scene with its emotional depth and richness.

Edward Jones

5/10

Despite potential historical inaccuracies in the film's depiction of revolutionary movements, the music remains a consistent and compelling element that anchors the narrative.

David Wilson

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Horseman on the Roof stands out as a standout feature, enhancing the film's visuals and performances with its evocative compositions.

Paul Roberts

6/10

The soundtrack beautifully underscores the relationship between Le Hussard and his companion, adding depth to their unspoken bond that culminates in a poignant moment towards the end of the film.

Ronald Lee

6/10

The score effectively transports the audience to the stunning sets and landscapes depicted in the film, immersing them in the world of 19th century France.

Patricia Smith

3/10

The music choices felt out of place at times, detracting from the overall viewing experience. There were instances where the tone of the soundtrack did not align with the mood of the film, making it feel disjointed and distracting.

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