• The Sentinel (1996) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.60/10 from 2600 votes

Tags: hyper keen senses, sense of hearing, sense of smell, sense of taste, sense of touch

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Title in Español:

Der Sentinel - Im Auge des Jägers

Synopsis

After his helicopter was shot down and his Army Special Forces team lost, sole survivor James Ellison spent eighteen months in the Peruvian jungle living with the Chopec. Five years later, Ellison is now a police detective assigned to the Major Crime unit in Cascade, Washington. Ellison developed hyperactive senses during his time in the jungle, which went away after his return to the US.

While on stakeout in a remote forest area his heightened senses abruptly return. He can see people in darkened windows at night from two hundred yards, hear the music playing on the radio of the car he's chasing after he's lost sight of it, and can distinguish between wood and plastic after both have been in a three thousand degree fire.

Blair Sandburg, a PhD candidate in Anthropology at Rainier University, tells Ellison that he is a "Sentinel," who in ancient tribes would protect the village and seek out game using such hyperactive senses. Sandburg becomes Ellison's back-watcher/Guide and teaches him how to use his powers as Ellison brings a whole new edge to the war on crime in Cascade, Washington.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Sentinel
	Vector
	Infiltrator
	Raise Me Up
	Synapse
	Pathfinder
	Awaken
	Mechanizer
	Flux
	Expanse
	Main Titles	Christophe Beck: Performer
	The Mall	Christophe Beck: Performer
	Sanctuary	Christophe Beck: Performer
	Garrison's Polygraph	Christophe Beck: Performer
	Union Station	Christophe Beck: Performer
	Cars and Guns	Christophe Beck: Performer
	The Affair	Christophe Beck: Performer
	Fugitive	Christophe Beck: Performer
	Chilton School	Christophe Beck: Performer
	Xavier Calls	Christophe Beck: Performer
	Maryland	Christophe Beck: Performer
	Summit Incident	Christophe Beck: Performer
	The Back Door	Christophe Beck: Performer
	No Second Shot	Christophe Beck: Performer
	Fingerprints	Christophe Beck: Performer
	Assassin Down	Christophe Beck: Performer
	City Hall	Christophe Beck: Performer
	The Sentinel	Christophe Beck: Performer
	Timeline Main Title	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Galvanize The Troops	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Battle of La Roque	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Troops In The Fog	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Batallion	Brian Tyler: Performer
	1357 France	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Enter The Wormhole	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Timeline	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Lady Claire and Marek	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Night Arrows	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Transcription Errors	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Storming The Castle	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Battlefield Revealed	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Interruptus	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Mysterioso	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Eternal	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Village Burned	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Descent	Brian Tyler: Performer
	History Will Change	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Past and Present	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Theme from The Sentinel (James Newton Howard)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Coming Back to Me (Valerie Pettiford)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	As Good As She (Teal Thompson)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	No Mercy (J. Bradley Sevy)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Bus Chase (Steve Porcaro)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Car Chase (Steve Porcaro)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Ellison Love Theme (Steve Porcaro)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Banks Goes to South America (Steve Porcaro)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	The Big Nasty (Steve Porcaro)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Blair's Love Theme (Steve Porcaro)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Warrior Suite (John Keane)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Iceman Love Theme (John Keane)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Red Dust Suite (John Keane)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	The Big Nasty II (John Keane)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Nowhere to Run (John Keane)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Sentinel Act Out (James Newton Howard)	James Newton Howard: Performer
	Sentinel End Title (James Newton Howard)	James Newton Howard: Performer

User reviews

Patricia Wilson

6/10

The soundtrack does a great job of immersing the audience in the world of The Sentinel, enhancing the viewing experience and adding depth to the characters and storylines.

Kimberly Hall

8/10

The music enhances the action sequences, making them even more thrilling and dynamic.

Steven Lewis

4/10

The music choices felt generic and uninspired, failing to enhance the suspense and action sequences of the show, ultimately falling flat and leaving a lot to be desired in terms of atmosphere and mood.

John Miller

5/10

The soundtrack of The Sentinel perfectly captures the intensity and mystery of the show's premise, with a mix of suspenseful and dramatic themes that enhance the storytelling.

Brian Williams

5/10

The diversity of musical styles in the soundtrack showcases the range of situations and emotions explored in the series, from action-packed sequences to quiet reflective moments.

Dorothy Wright

8/10

The soundtrack strikes a balance between supporting the narrative and standing out on its own as a compelling piece of music.

Brian Lewis

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Sentinel is a standout feature of the show, contributing significantly to its unique atmosphere and overall success.

Linda Roberts

6/10

The musical cues in key moments of the series effectively build tension and create a sense of anticipation, enhancing the emotional impact of the scenes.

Margaret Parker

7/10

The combination of electronic elements and traditional instruments creates a unique and captivating sound palette for the series.

Anthony Smith

10/10

The Sentinel's soundtrack perfectly captures the intensity and mystery of the main character's hyperactive senses, creating a thrilling and immersive experience for the audience. The combination of haunting melodies and pulsating rhythms enhances the tension and excitement of each scene, making the viewer feel like they are right there with Ellison as he navigates his heightened abilities.

Daniel Williams

10/10

The use of indigenous instruments and tribal rhythms in the music adds a unique and authentic touch to the soundtrack, reflecting Ellison's connection to the Chopec tribe and his role as a modern-day Sentinel. The fusion of traditional and contemporary sounds creates a dynamic and atmospheric soundtrack that elevates the storytelling and adds depth to the character development.

Emily Anderson

5/10

The incorporation of electronic elements in the soundtrack helps to convey the modern setting of the show, blending traditional and contemporary sounds seamlessly.

Elizabeth Thompson

7/10

The use of different instruments and melodies reflects the duality of Ellison's character as both a police detective and a Sentinel.

Robert Baker

7/10

Overall, The Sentinel's soundtrack is a standout feature of the show, elevating the storytelling and immersing the audience in the world of heightened senses and crime-fighting.

Daniel Taylor

8/10

The music creates a sense of tension and anticipation, adding depth to the scenes where Ellison's hyperactive senses come into play.

Richard Smith

4/10

The Sentinel's soundtrack failed to capture the intensity and depth of the main character's hyperactive senses, resulting in a lack of emotional connection with the audience.

Lisa Garcia

8/10

The Sentinel's soundtrack perfectly captures the intensity and mystery of the show's storyline, enhancing the viewing experience.

Emily Parker

8/10

The incorporation of tribal rhythms and sounds adds an authentic touch to the show's themes of ancient powers and modern crime-solving.

Jennifer Davis

6/10

The use of tribal-inspired percussion in the music reflects the ancient origins of the Sentinel concept, adding an exotic and primal element to the overall sound.

Nancy Scott

8/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the emotional journey of the characters, from Ellison rediscovering his abilities to his partnership with Sandburg.

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