• The Revenant (2015) Soundtrack OST •

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Tags: bear attack, left to die, fur

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Synopsis

Amid the untamed, snow-covered Missouri wilderness, skilled hunter Hugh Glass and his son Hawk lead a daring expedition into the unknown territories of the fierce Arikara tribe.

However, their challenging journey takes a disastrous turn when a ferocious grizzly bear mauls Glass, leaving him clinging desperately to life.

To his dismay, his fellow hunters abandon him, leaving him alone to face the formidable forces of nature and the deadly perils of this inhospitable land.

Now, with nothing but his unyielding determination to survive, Glass must summon all his strength and fortitude to stay alive and seek vengeance against those who betrayed him.

But as he struggles to overcome his injuries and the harsh elements, the question remains: will Glass' burning desire for payback be enough to keep him alive in this unforgiving world?

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Revenant
	Arikara Elder	Chesley Wilson: Performer
	The Revenant Main Theme	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Hawk Punished	Alva Noto: Writer Alva Noto: Performer
	Carrying Glass	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	First Dream	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Killing Hawk	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Discovering River	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Goodbye to Hawk	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Discovering Buffalo	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	"Hell Ensemble'	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Glass and Buffalo Warrior Travel	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Arriving at Fort Kiowa	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Church Dream	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Powaqa Rescue	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Imagining Buffalo	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	The Revenant Theme 2	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Second Dream	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Out of Horse	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Cat & Mouse	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	The Revenant Main Theme Atmospheric	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Final Fight	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Qilyuan	John Luther Adams: Composer
	Become Ocean	John Luther Adams: Composer Seattle Symphony Orchestra: Performer
	Haliod Xerrox Copy 11	Alva Noto: Writer Alva Noto: Performer
	Xerrox Spiegel	Alva Noto: Writer Alva Noto: Performer
	Haliod Xerrox Copy 1	Alva Noto: Writer Alva Noto: Performer
	Xerrox Spark	Alva Noto: Writer Alva Noto: Performer
	Jetsun Mila (excerpt)	Eliane Radigue: Writer Eliane Radigue: Performer
	The Place Where You Go to Listen	John Luther Adams: Composer
	Miss McLeod's Reel	Michael Fraser: Performer
	Harakiri Opening	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Messiaen: Oraison	Olivier Messiaen: Writer
	Taboos	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Glacier	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Writer Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Op.1-1	Ikeda Ryôji: Writer Ikeda Ryôji: Performer
	Duoon	Alva Noto: Writer Alva Noto: Performer
	Viisari	Vladislav Delay: Writer Vladislav Delay: Performer
	Lachrimae	Bryce Dessner: Writer
	Viaton	Vladislav Delay: Writer Vladislav Delay: Performer
	Whitten	Hildur Guðnadóttir: Writer
	Cat & Mouse	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Miss McLeod's Reel	Michael Fraser: Performer
	Stoukur	Hildur Guðnadóttir: Performer
	Hell Ensemble	Alva Noto: Performer
	Looking For Glass	Alva Noto: Performer
	The End	Alva Noto: Performer
	The Revenant Theme (Alva Noto Remodel)	Alva Noto: Performer
	Main Theme - Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Endroll - The Last Emperor	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Rain - The Last Emperor	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Main Theme - The Sheltering Sky	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Main Theme - High Heels	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Main Theme - Wild Palms	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Acceptance - Little Buddha	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Main Theme (long version) - Snake Eyes	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Bolerisch - Femme Fatale	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Bibo No Aozora - Babel	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Small Hope - Hara-Kiri (Ichimei)	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Opening Theme - Yae No Sakura	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer
	Main Theme - The Revenant	Ryuichi Sakamoto: Performer

User reviews

Jennifer Baker

8/10

The use of traditional instruments and indigenous vocals added a layer of authenticity and cultural richness to the music, enhancing the overall immersive experience.

Edward Hall

7/10

The seamless integration of the music with the breathtaking cinematography created a cohesive and immersive audiovisual experience that transported me into Glass' world.

Michelle Parker

7/10

The Revenant soundtrack truly captured the raw and intense emotions of survival and vengeance in the unforgiving wilderness.

David Taylor

7/10

The dramatic crescendos and heart-pounding rhythms heightened the tension and suspense of Glass' perilous journey, keeping me on the edge of my seat.

William Lewis

6/10

Overall, The Revenant's soundtrack is a masterful blend of music and sound design that elevates the film to a higher level of artistic expression. It serves as a powerful emotional anchor that enhances the visual storytelling and leaves a lasting impact on the viewer.

Ashley Garcia

9/10

Each note seems to mirror Glass' unwavering determination and resilience, creating a powerful emotional connection that resonates long after the credits roll. The music of The Revenant is not just a soundtrack, but a visceral experience that elevates the film to a whole new level of intensity and emotional depth.

Michael Taylor

2/10

I found the soundtrack of The Revenant to be lacking in emotional depth and failed to create a strong connection with the characters and their struggles. The music often felt disconnected from the scenes, leaving me feeling detached from the intense and harrowing journey of Hugh Glass.

Daniel Clark

7/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a wide range of emotions, from fear and despair to hope and determination, showcased its versatility and emotional resonance.

Andrew Perez

6/10

The Revenant's soundtrack perfectly captures the harsh and unforgiving environment of the untamed wilderness. The use of haunting orchestral elements and atmospheric sounds creates a sense of isolation and desperation that mirrors the protagonist's struggle for survival.

Sarah King

8/10

Overall, The Revenant soundtrack stands out as a powerful and evocative musical accompaniment that enhances the storytelling and emotional depth of the film.

Paul Anderson

5/10

The emotional depth of the music in The Revenant enhances the storytelling, evoking a profound sense of loss, betrayal, and resilience. The score effectively conveys the raw emotions of the characters and adds layers of complexity to their inner turmoil.

Michael Mitchell

9/10

The haunting and evocative musical score of The Revenant transports me deep into the heart of the unforgiving wilderness, echoing the raw emotions of survival and vengeance that drive Hugh Glass on his perilous journey.

Joshua Wilson

6/10

The integration of traditional Native American chants and instruments in the soundtrack adds authenticity and cultural richness to the film. The fusion of these elements with the orchestral score creates a unique and immersive listening experience that transports the audience to another time and place.

Dorothy Jones

10/10

The stirring orchestral compositions perfectly capture the brutal beauty of the snow-covered landscapes and the relentless struggle for survival, immersing me in the harsh reality of Glass' fight against the elements and his own inner demons.

Daniel Garcia

7/10

The soundtrack effectively evoked a sense of isolation and solitude, mirroring Glass' struggle for survival in the vast and merciless landscape.

Melissa Carter

2/10

Additionally, I felt that the soundtrack did not effectively capture the raw and primal nature of the wilderness portrayed in the film. The music seemed out of place at times, failing to enhance the sense of danger and isolation that Glass faced in his quest for survival. This lack of cohesion between the visuals and the music detracted from the overall viewing experience for me.

Betty Garcia

8/10

The emotional depth and complexity of the music resonated with me long after the movie ended, showcasing the power of a well-crafted soundtrack to leave a lasting impact.