• The Legend of Tarzan (2016) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Following his parents' death in Africa, John Clayton has been be raised by an ape, was known by the name Tarzan, but eventually left Africa and for his parents' home in England, along with the woman he fell in love with and married, Jane Porter.

He is asked by Belgian King Leopold to go to Africa to see what he has done there to help the country. Initially, he refuses. But an American, George Washington Williams, wants him to accept so he can accompany him. He says that Leopold might be committing all sorts of atrocities to achieve his goal, like slavery.

Clayton agrees and his wife insists that she accompany him because she misses Africa. When they arrive, a man named Rom, who works for Leopold, attacks their village and captures Tarzan and Jane.

With Washington's help he escapes and sets out to rescue Jane by going across the jungle. Washington joins him despite being told that he might not make it.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Legend of Tarzan
	Opar Advance	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Writer Zoe Mthiyane: Performer
	Isukuti	Josh Ponte: Traditional arranged
	Aye We Mae	Glacéia Adele Henderson: Writer
	Baba Baba Shi Baba	Josh Ponte: Traditional arranged
	Better Love	Hozier: Writer Hozier: Performer Hozier: Produced
	Opar (Zoe Mthiyane)	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Diamonds	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Togetherness	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Steamer and Butterfly	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Orphaned	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Returning Home	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Campfire	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Tarzan and Jane	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Village Ambush	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Catching the Train	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Rom's Plan	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Akut Fight	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Elephants In The Night	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Jane Escapes	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Jungle Shooting	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Kala's Death	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Where Was Your Honor?	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Boma Port	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Stampede	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	On The Boat	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	The Legend Of Tarzan	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Better Love (Film Version) (Hozier)	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer

User reviews

Melissa Lee

8/10

The use of African-inspired rhythms and melodies in the soundtrack adds authenticity and richness to the setting of the story, immersing the audience in the world of Tarzan.

Timothy Johnson

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Legend of Tarzan is a standout element of the film, elevating the narrative and drawing viewers deeper into the world of Tarzan and Jane.

Thomas King

10/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of the story, particularly during the scenes showcasing Tarzan's connection to the natural world and his internal struggles. The haunting melodies and powerful orchestral arrangements effectively convey the character's inner turmoil and growth throughout the film.

Joshua Harris

5/10

The integration of traditional African instruments and melodies into the score provides a unique and refreshing sound that sets it apart from other film soundtracks.

Matthew Mitchell

6/10

The soundtrack of The Legend of Tarzan perfectly captures the adventurous spirit of the film, with its epic and sweeping orchestral compositions.

Sarah Perez

3/10

Overall, I was disappointed with the musical accompaniment in The Legend of Tarzan as it did not effectively complement the storyline or engage the audience.

Daniel King

9/10

The dynamic and intense orchestral pieces during the action sequences elevate the excitement and tension, making the audience feel fully immersed in the thrilling jungle adventure. The soundtrack truly enhances the overall cinematic experience of The Legend of Tarzan and complements the storytelling in a memorable way.

Stephanie Martinez

8/10

The main theme of the film, which combines elements of heroism and romance, is beautifully composed and leaves a lasting impression, resonating with the audience long after the movie has ended.

Andrew Mitchell

7/10

The musical score effectively conveys the emotional depth of the characters and their struggles, adding a layer of complexity to the film's narrative.

Ronald Phillips

6/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music, especially in scenes involving Tarzan's internal struggles and conflicts, is truly moving and enhances the audience's connection to the character.

Stephanie Jones

3/10

I found the soundtrack of The Legend of Tarzan to be lackluster and forgettable. The music failed to capture the adventurous and thrilling atmosphere of the story.

Sarah Walker

6/10

The dynamic range of the soundtrack, from intense action sequences to quiet moments of reflection, is expertly crafted and adds to the overall cinematic experience.

Patricia Campbell

8/10

The soundtrack of The Legend of Tarzan perfectly captures the adventurous and wild spirit of the story, enhancing the overall cinematic experience.

Melissa Miller

8/10

The orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack are powerful and dynamic, creating a sense of tension and excitement during the action sequences of the film.

James Turner

6/10

The main theme of the film, with its triumphant and heroic motifs, perfectly encapsulates Tarzan's journey and growth throughout the story.

Elizabeth Hall

9/10

The soundtrack of The Legend of Tarzan perfectly captures the adventurous and exotic atmosphere of the African setting. The use of traditional African instruments and tribal chants adds authenticity to the film's portrayal of the jungle.

Mark King

5/10

The music effectively builds tension and suspense during key moments in the film, keeping the audience engaged and on the edge of their seats.

Betty Jackson

5/10

The use of tribal beats and African vocal chants in the music adds an authentic and immersive layer to the storytelling, enhancing the sense of place and atmosphere.