• Under Fire (1983) Soundtrack OST •

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Under Fire

In the midst of a raging war, a group of journalists find themselves caught in the crossfire as they try to report on the conflict. As they navigate the dangers of the battlefield, they must also grapple with their own moral dilemmas and the ethical implications of their work.

As the situation becomes increasingly volatile, the journalists must decide whether to stay and continue reporting or evacuate for their own safety. With bullets flying and explosions all around them, they must rely on their instincts and training to survive.

As the stakes continue to rise, the journalists must confront the harsh realities of war and the impact of their reporting on the world. Will they be able to make it out alive and bring the truth to light, or will they become casualties of the conflict they are trying to cover?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Under Fire
	Dear John	Pat Metheny: Performer
	1979	Pat Metheny: Performer
	Our Love May Never See Tomorrow	Peggy Turner: Writer
	Moonlight in Vermont	John Blackburn: (uncredited) lyrics Karl Suessdorf: Performer Ella Laboriel: Sung
	Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most
	The Sandinista Hymn	Pat Metheny: Performer
	Bajo Fuego	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Sniper	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	House of Hammocks	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Betrayal	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	19 De Julio	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Rafael	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	A New Love	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Sandino	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Alex's Theme	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Fall of Managua	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Rafael's Theme	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Nicaragua	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Sandingo	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Overture (from Capricorn One)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Masada	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Prelude (from Under Fire)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	The Rebel March	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Main Theme (from Basic Instinct)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Overture (from The Great Train Robbery)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Suite (from The Omen)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Babys Alive / End Titles	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	MainTheme (from The Shadow)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Love Theme (from The Russia House)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	The Bees Arrive	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	End Title (from The Swarm)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Disc Time:	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Overture (from The Blue Max)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	The Bridge	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Finale	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Waltz / The Boys	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Arthurs Fanfare	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	No Surrender	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Arthurs Farewell	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	MainTheme (from Total Recall)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Theme (from Powder)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	The Generals Suite (from MacArthur and Patton)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	End Title Suite (from Twilight Zone : The Movie)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Main Themes (from First Blood and Rambo II)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	The Trees	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Star Trek Symphonic Suite ( Star Trek : The Motion Picture / Klingon Attack From Star Trek : The Motion Picture / Star T	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Star Trek Symphonic Suite ( Star Trek : The Motion Picture / Klingon Attack From Star Trek : The Motion Picture / Star T	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer

User reviews

Deborah Davis

10/10

The soundtrack of Under Fire perfectly captures the tension and urgency of war journalism, immersing the audience in the chaotic and dangerous world of conflict reporting.

Margaret Scott

5/10

The haunting melodies evoke the emotional toll of witnessing the horrors of war, adding a layer of depth to the storytelling and resonating with the audience on a visceral level.

Joshua Lewis

4/10

The overall production quality of the soundtrack in Under Fire falls short, with some tracks sounding muddled and poorly mixed. This detracts from the overall viewing experience, as the music should serve to enhance the storytelling, not detract from it.

Paul Baker

4/10

The use of repetitive motifs in the soundtrack becomes tedious and distracting, taking away from the immersive experience of the film. The lack of variety in the musical themes makes it difficult to emotionally connect with the characters' struggles and the film's narrative.

Sarah Parker

6/10

The use of percussion in the score intensifies the sense of urgency and adrenaline, reflecting the journalists' constant struggle for survival amidst the violence.

David Hill

8/10

The soundtrack of Under Fire perfectly captures the tension and intensity of the war setting, immersing the audience in the chaos and danger the journalists face.

Jennifer White

6/10

The soundtrack of Under Fire perfectly captures the tension and danger of war journalism, immersing the audience in the chaos of the battlefield.

George Thompson

8/10

The music seamlessly transitions between moments of quiet reflection and heart-pounding action, complementing the storyline and adding depth to the characters' moral dilemmas.

Michael Turner

9/10

Each musical piece evokes a sense of adrenaline and suspense, enhancing the gripping narrative of journalists risking their lives to uncover the truth. The combination of haunting melodies and powerful orchestration truly elevates the emotional impact of the film.

Laura Thomas

6/10

The incorporation of traditional instruments from the conflict's region adds authenticity and cultural richness to the soundtrack, enhancing the immersion into the setting of the story.

Robert Lewis

7/10

The use of haunting melodies and powerful percussion creates a sense of urgency and keeps the audience on the edge of their seats, enhancing the emotional impact of the film.

Thomas Walker

10/10

The composer's attention to detail in creating a dynamic and evocative soundtrack adds depth and authenticity to the storytelling, making the audience feel like they are right there on the battlefield alongside the journalists. The music serves as a powerful companion to the visuals, enhancing every moment of the film with its dramatic and poignant notes.

Edward Roberts

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Under Fire plays a crucial role in enhancing the narrative, elevating the emotional impact of the story and immersing the audience in the harrowing world of war journalism.

Andrew King

5/10

The dynamic range of the music mirrors the unpredictable nature of war, keeping the audience on edge and heightening the suspense throughout the film.

Ashley Young

5/10

The pacing of the score matches the ebb and flow of the journalists' experiences, creating a sense of rhythm that mirrors the highs and lows of their journey.

Emily Brown

4/10

The soundtrack of Under Fire fails to capture the intensity and emotional depth of the war-torn setting. Instead of enhancing the scenes with gripping melodies, the music feels generic and uninspired.

Karen Thomas

5/10

The seamless integration of sound effects with the music enhances the realism of the film, making the audience feel like they are right there on the battlefield alongside the characters.

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