• The Presidio (1988) Soundtrack OST •

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Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Il presidio - Scena di un crimine

Title in Português:

Presidio: Base militaire, San Francisco

Title in Türk:

Presidio: Base militaire, San Francisco

Title in Deutsch:

Synopsis

At the Presidio, the Army base in San Francisco, a female M.P. was conducting her rounds when she came across the officer's club and the door had been forced open. She went to investigate and was shot. The individuals who broke in got into their car and drove off, and what followed was high speed chase that got both the Army M.P.s and the San Francisco police involved, which ended badly for both.

Jay Austin, a San Francisco Police detective, is sent to investigate and he is met by Lieutenant Colonel Alan Caldwell, who was his commanding officer when he was an M.P. at the Presidio. It seems that Austin tried to arrest an Army officer, but didn't follow procedures, and Caldwell didn't support him, and the murdered M.P. was Austin's partner. A preliminary investigation casts suspicion on the officer Austin tried to arrest.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Presidio
	Hard Rockin'	Bellamy Brothers: Performer David Bellamy: Writer
	Moonlight Becomes You	Johnny Burke: Writer
	I Get Along Without You Very Well	Hoagy Carmichael: Writer
	That Old Black Magic	Johnny Mercer: Writer
	Moon River	Johnny Mercer: Writer
	Tangerine	Johnny Mercer: Writer
	The Stars and Stripes Forever	John Philip Sousa: Writer
	Main Title – Alternate	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Lincoln / Patti Jean	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Car Chase	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Sgt. Garfield / Follow Me	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	I'll Call You / Tokarev Slug	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Empty Bottle / Phone Booth	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Chinatown Chase / The Car	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Your Fault	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Donna & Jay – Revised	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Tailing Spota – Revised No. 1	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Waterhouse Fight	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Impatient To Say Goodbye / End Credits	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	THE EXTRAS: Main Title – Original Version	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Lincoln – Alternate	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Donna & Jay	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Tailing Spota – Revised No. 2	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	March “National Emblem” (Edwin Eugene Bailey)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Main Title	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Chinatown Chase	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Car	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Tailing Spota	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Imapatient To Say Good Bye / End Credits	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Train Fight (from Narrow Margin)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Trek On The Ice (from Glory And Honor)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Chinatown Chase (from The Presidio)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Georgetown Pursuit (from Shadow Conspiracy)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Choppers And Rails (from Narrow Margin)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Slick, Then McKendrick (from Silverado)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	High Flying (from JAG*)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Hit (from Narrow Margin)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Diversionary Tactics (from Young Sherlock Holmes)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Pit Stop (from Narrow Margin)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Quick Exit (from The Presidio)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Searching The Train (from Narrow Margin)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Finishing It (from Tombstone)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Main Title (from Carried Away)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Love Theme (from The Presidio)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Family's Grief (from Night Ride Home)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Exoneration (from One Tough Cop)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Prologue (from Infinity)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Summer Gift (from Big Shots)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Time For Healing (from Night Ride Home)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	At The Ocean (from Carried Away)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Do Us No Harm (from The Monster Squad)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Rubberman (from A Simple Wish)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Faking The Rites (from Krippendorf's Tribe)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Looking For Harry (from Harry And The Hendersons)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Claudia Pontificates (from A Simple Wish)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Shelmikedmu (from Krippendorf's Tribe)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Guiding Stars (from Lost In Space)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Solving The Crime (from Young Sherlck Holmes)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Annabelle Believes (from A Simple Wish)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Falling Through The Ice (from Glory And Honor)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Vortex (from The Monster Squad)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Independence Bay (from Glory And Honor)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	I'll Call You / Tokarev Slug	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Family's Grief (from Night Ride Home)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Faking The Rites (from Krippendorf's Tribe)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Shelmikedmu (from Krippendorf's Tribe)	Bruce Broughton: Performer

User reviews

Donald Wright

8/10

The music in The Presidio creates a sense of nostalgia and melancholy during the emotional moments, adding depth to the characters and their relationships.

Paul Carter

9/10

The music in The Presidio effectively sets the tone for the investigation scenes, with its mysterious and haunting melodies that create an atmosphere of intrigue and mystery, drawing the audience deeper into the storyline.

George Hernandez

3/10

The soundtrack for The Presidio felt uninspired and lacking in emotional depth. The music failed to capture the intensity and suspense of the high-speed chase scenes, making them feel flat and unexciting.

Matthew Hill

6/10

The soundtrack for The Presidio effectively captures the tension and suspense of the high-speed chase scene between the Army M.P.s and the San Francisco police. The use of fast-paced percussion and intense orchestration creates a sense of urgency that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.

Ronald Gonzalez

9/10

The soundtrack of The Presidio perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the high-speed chase scene, with its fast-paced rhythms and pulsating beats that keep you on the edge of your seat.

Patricia Adams

10/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack in The Presidio shines through in moments of reflection and introspection, with its poignant and soul-stirring melodies that tug at the heartstrings and enhance the dramatic impact of the film's key moments.

Ronald Taylor

8/10

The use of musical motifs in The Presidio helps to establish a sense of continuity and coherence throughout the film, tying together various plot points and themes.

Brian Walker

8/10

The dynamic orchestration and composition of the soundtrack in The Presidio elevates the overall cinematic experience, immersing the audience in the intensity and drama of the story.

Thomas Harris

1/10

Additionally, the score seemed repetitive and forgettable, failing to leave a lasting impression or enhance the overall viewing experience of the film. It did not effectively convey the tension and drama of the plot, leaving me feeling disconnected from the story and characters.

Nancy Allen

6/10

On the other hand, some tracks in the soundtrack of The Presidio lack originality and fail to leave a lasting impression. While the music generally complements the action on screen, there are moments where the score feels generic and uninspired, missing an opportunity to enhance the emotional depth of certain scenes.

Steven Wright

8/10

The soundtrack of The Presidio effectively captures the tension and suspense of the high-speed chase scene, enhancing the adrenaline-pumping action on screen.

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