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 Willow - Soundtrack
 Willow - Soundtrack ... Elora Danan2 Escape From The Tavern 3 Canyon Of Mazes 4 Tir Asleen 5 Willow's Theme 6 Willow's Journey Begins 7 Bavmorda's Spell Is Cast 8 Willow The Sorcere Newest Review: ... of the fantasy genre to matter much, though it has gained a good cult following after being released on DVD. One of the main ... more ... aspects that has kept the movie alive since its 1988 premiere, though, has once again been the score, here contributed by Howard's future frequent collaborator James Horner. Horner's career by the advancement of the 1990s had already started to take a change of pace from his older fare. Having been mostly associated with sci-fi and fantasy films since 1982's Star Trek II, Horner had consciously tried to move away from the genre of which Willow is his last such score before 2008's Spiderwick Chronicles came about. Li...more |
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Release Date: 1988 - 11 - 28, Audio CD, Virgin Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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Willow - Soundtrack: Fantasy for Shakuhachi under the Weeping Willow (1544 words)
by - written on 23/01/08 (Very useful, 113 readings)
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By the approach of the 1990s, the Hollywood craze for sci-fi and fantasy movies was starting to show the effects of its inevitable demise. Even though such films would still be produced even after the 1980s, the genre never really reached such a height of popularity again, just as the biblical spectacle was a distinct phenomenon of the 1950s and the Italian spaghetti westerns were ostensibly most popular during the 1960s and 70s. One of the last films that still came at the tails of this fantasy craze was 1988's Willow, a film directed by Ron Howard, and written and produced by none other than George Lucas. Starring Val Kilmer and Warwick Davies (then most known as ... Read the complete review
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