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Masterclass film and soundtrack! Cinematography is off the limits💯

Película exhibida en premier de lujo,ya que era una película de larga duración en 1962,EXCELENTE,pero desairada,duro poco en cartelera otra vez por el tema tratado,la invasión británica a la Nación ZULUS donde se suscitó la gran MASACRE del ejército Británico en 1879.Soundtrack militarizado EXCELENTE.

Probably one of the several influences as to why I went into government service for 40+ years.

Liquid gold at 10:12

1:10:32 - 1:11:14

a nice ripoff of Krull :P

Merci , J'avais adoré cette série avec mon idole Robert Conrad

This is a great score & film forgotten today & should be remade.

Bardzo rytmiczne, super muzyczka :)

Miklos was good but this is so overblown and not fitting a 1970's movie at all.

NBC is Williams-maxing and probably doesn't even know it.

I have no idea what the movie is about. It is completely different from the original novel and lacks any awareness of the issues. If it had been produced more solidly, Clive Cussler's "Dark Pit series" could have been a dollar box on par with "007" and "Mission Impossible". The soundtrack, however, is truly excellent. The "surfacing" sequence (27:37) of the Titanic is impossible to watch without tears.

Considero que la actuacion de Robert Ryan es de las mas destacadas en su carrera,tambien son repetables las de "The Canadians" y "Ice Palace" de 1960,tambien son repatables "House of Bamboo" y "The Tall Men",otra que recuerdo es "Inferno" y "Dangerus Graund".

I Love how this film is about friendship. I saw this when I was 16. It made me appreciate the friends I actually had that moved on. The ones who were my friends then... And possibly... The friends in my future.... But all in all.... Friends... They are the " Touchstone" in our lives.,.....

Todas las obras de Morricone son esenciales.

What a composer

Saw the movie when I was 8. Impressive then and now over years. Soundtrack as is called today echoed in my mind over decades.

Shades of this, in the "out of Africa" soundtrack, by th same composer.... Giv it a listen, it's there

7/24/24 / RELIVE IT = GO TO ROCKY MOUNTAIN PARK / GREELEY COLO /ORCHARD COLO ( MAJOR FILM SITE) / ANYWHERE IN WY / RT 14 WEST OF FT COLLINS (CABIN)

I have often wondered if John Barry sat up all night trying to find inspiration for his fabulous music or whether it came to him in a flash. Every soundtrack he wrote was perfect for the film he was working on. I can't believe it came easy to him, but I kinda suspect it did.

Good movie. Very underrated...

Wonderful stuff!! Gets your feet tapping!!

In the 70s he was best!

Thanks, never heard this one before. At this moment I am listening to the Masterpiece ACE ELI...same period...

First time I've heard any of this score. Has a lot of what I love about Bernstein's Western film music. Thanks!

A great score for an entertaining film. Love both. What a fun listen!

As much as I loved Brian Tyler's score for the late Richard Donner's 2003 film: Timeline, as it sounded so majestic and heart pounding with the action pieces: Main Title & Storming the Castle, and heartwarming with the love theme: Lady Claire & Marek, I personally thought Jerry Goldsmith's score for the film sounded WAY, WAY better as it felt epic, beautiful and heart wrenching at the same time with the pieces: The Dig, Cornflakes & Prepare for Battle/Victory for Us! Too bad Jerry's score got rejected as his health was declining very rapidly and Brian Tyler's score replaced him at the very last minute... Personally, I haven’t seen the original cut of the film with Jerry Goldsmith’s rejected score in it, but I have some fan edits of the movie with a wide selection of clips online that have put Jerry Goldsmith's score back in! And after viewing the clips with Jerry's score in them, I said in my own words and my own opinion, that Jerry Goldsmith's score fits ABSOLUTELY PERFECTLY! Compared to Brian Tyler’s replacement score, the action music BREATHES, the orchestrations are CLEAR, and aren’t a wall of competing sound with the sound effects! As for the claim that some have made that the score that Goldsmith wrote ISN’T action packed enough, while the album Varèse Sarabande shared with us, with 14 tracks and roughly 48 minutes, IS about as action packed as you can get without even going TOO far over the top! Jerry Goldsmith’s score is appropriately epic, pulse pounding with intricate rhythms, while at the very same time letting the film BREATHE whenever it needs to be! And not only did Jerry Goldsmith’s score got a CD release, Varèse Sarabande also released Brian Tyler’s score with 20 tracks and roughly 45 minutes! If there was to be a Director's or Producer's Cut of the film, they would re-insert Jerry's rejected score back in and mark this as his ACTUAL FINAL score! Even though his real final credit was Looney Tunes: Back in Action! But if we’re ABSOLUTELY lucky one day, maybe Varèse Sarabande could release 2 Deluxe Edition CDs of both Brian Tyler’s & Jerry Goldsmith’s score in its entirety! Then we’ll appreciate the 79 minutes of Brian Tyler’s score, and the 75 minutes of Jerry Goldsmith’s rejected score in crisp, clean and crystal clear sound! If that were to happen one day, We’d be SOOOOO happy!

You just dont get ending credits with such great music and a huge ending too. What a theme song for the end of the film.

Who didn't love Karen Valentine?

Super

Wunderbar

Kult

MaR Mmmmmmmm❤

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EinerTollenFilm

Bom demais

Originally, this score was written and composed by John Barry in a deadline of two weeks. AMAZING.

Соглашусь. Замечательное звучание... Мелодии Мартина Б. Всегда и всюду со мной.🇷🇺👍✋

Listening for the music.

Avast ye swabs!!!!!!!! Tis the Crimson Pirate! Arrrrrrr!!!!

This brings me to tears every time i hear it

El track, "Stay With Me" , es una melodia tema de amor muy exquisita y bella,muy inspiradora,exelente composición musical de JERRY GOLDSMITH.

Impressive Soundtrack! I had never heard it before. Greetings

underrated composed who never gets enough recognition!

Wonderful score. Thanks for sharing.

Underrated composer who wrote some fantastic scores!

A LOT of his rejected "2001" score was recycled into this. A brilliant score, and a terrific movie!

Great score. Sir Ralph Richardson was wonderful. I would ask for a sequel, but I don't trust todays film makers AT ALL.

Magnifique ❤