• Wyatt Earp (1994) Soundtrack OST •

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Wyatt Earp - Das Leben einer Legende

Synopsis

Kevin Costner plays the most famous lawman ever to stride the Wild West. In a gritty, complex portrayal hailed as a "classic American performance" (Bob Campbell, Newhouse Newspapers), Academy Award winner Costner (Dances with Wolves, The Bodyguard) plays the man who became a myth in acclaimed director Lawrence Kasdan's (The Big Chill, Silverado) epic, action-filled saga.

Gene Hackman, an Oscar winner for Unforgiven, as Wyatt's iron-willed father, and Dennis Quaid (The Big Easy, The Right Stuff) as Earp's deadly best friend Doc Holliday add power to this mammoth, hard-hitting Western.

From Wichita to Dodge City to the O.K. Corral in Tombstone, Arizona, Wyatt Earp is a thrilling journey of romance, adventure and desperate, heroic action.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Wyatt Earp
	Main Theme (From "Police Academy")
	Back To The Future: Back To The Future - From "Back To The Future"
	Somewhere in My Memory - Chorus & Orchestra Version
	Theme From Jurassic Park
	Journey To The Island
	Welcome To Jurassic Park
	End Credits
	Raiders March (From "Raiders of the Lost Ark")
	Forrest Gump Suite
	The Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme)
	Main Title
	You've Got a Friend in Me - From "Toy Story"/Soundtrack Version
	I Will Go Sailing No More - From "Toy Story"/Soundtrack Version
	The Avengers
	Concerning Hobbits
	The Ring Goes South
	The Uruk-hai
	The King of the Golden Hall
	The Riders of Rohan
	Evenstar
	The White Rider
	Forth Eorlingas
	Samwise the Brave
	The Breaking of the Fellowship (feat. "In Dreams")
	Minas Tirith (feat. Ben Del Maestro)
	The White Tree
	Twilight and Shadow (feat. Renee Fleming)
	The Grey Havens (feat. Sir James Galway)
	The Last Goodbye
	Main Title - From The "Game Of Thrones" Soundtrack
	Do You Hear The People Sing?
	The Legend Spreads
	Freedom / The Execution Bannockburn
	The Patriot: Main Theme
	Main Title (expanded) / Looks Like a Suicide (expanded)
	Ride to Fort Hays
	The John Dunbar Theme (From "Dances With Wolves")
	The Loss of the Journal / The Return to Winter Camp
	Main Titles
	Home from the War
	Going to Town
	The Wagon Chase
	The Railroad
	The Wedding - Short Version
	The Battle
	Strength And Honor
	Elysium - From "Gladiator" Soundtrack
	Honor Him
	Now We Are Free - From "Gladiator" Soundtrack
	Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah
	Finale
	Southampton
	Circle of Life - From "The Lion King"/ Soundtrack
	This Land - From "The Lion King"/Score
	Hakuna Matata - From "The Lion King"/Soundtrack
	A Kaleidoscope Of Mathematics
	Creating "Governing Dynamics"
	First Drop-Off, First Kiss
	Saying Goodbye To Those You So Love
	The Prize Of One's Life... The Prize Of One's Mind

User reviews

Susan Brown

10/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Wyatt Earp is a remarkable piece of art that elevates the film to a whole new level. The music enhances the viewing experience and stays with you long after the credits roll, making it a memorable and impactful aspect of the movie.

Donna Robinson

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Wyatt Earp enriches the viewing experience and adds an extra layer of authenticity to this classic American tale.

Stephanie Parker

9/10

The soundtrack of Wyatt Earp truly enhances the epic and gritty portrayal of the Wild West. The music perfectly captures the spirit of the time period and adds depth to the characters' emotions.

Melissa Parker

6/10

The collaboration between the composer and the director in creating the soundtrack for Wyatt Earp is evident in the way the music seamlessly complements the performances of the cast. The score enhances the gritty and complex portrayal of the characters, adding layers of nuance and intensity to the narrative.

Dorothy Campbell

6/10

The soundtrack of Wyatt Earp perfectly captures the essence of the Wild West, with its sweeping orchestral scores and evocative themes. The music enhances the epic and action-filled saga portrayed in the film, adding depth and emotion to the story.

Melissa Harris

3/10

The use of traditional Western musical elements in the soundtrack felt cliché and overdone, detracting from the overall authenticity and originality of the film. The music did not add a unique or memorable aspect to the viewing experience.

Mary Hernandez

3/10

The soundtrack for Wyatt Earp felt uninspired and lacked emotional depth. The music did not effectively capture the grittiness and complexity of the characters and storyline.

Brian Moore

8/10

Each musical piece enhances the emotional depth of the characters, especially during key moments of romance, friendship, and heroic action.

Robert Thompson

7/10

The music transports the audience to the different settings of the film, from the dusty streets of Dodge City to the intense showdown at the O.K. Corral in Tombstone, Arizona.

Daniel Turner

10/10

The score of Wyatt Earp is masterfully composed, creating a powerful and immersive atmosphere throughout the film. The use of different musical themes and instruments effectively reflects the diverse locations and events in the story.

Steven White

7/10

The soundtrack of Wyatt Earp perfectly captures the epic and adventurous spirit of the Wild West.

Elizabeth Nelson

5/10

The use of traditional instruments like harmonicas and banjos in the soundtrack of Wyatt Earp helps to transport the audience back in time to the rugged landscapes and lawless towns of the Old West. The music sets the tone for the thrilling journey of romance, adventure, and heroic action depicted in the film.

Elizabeth Johnson

4/10

The composition of the score seemed repetitive and predictable, failing to enhance the epic and action-filled nature of the film. It did not elevate key moments or evoke a sense of suspense or drama.

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