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Revolutionary Road
Revolutionary Road
Thomas Newman
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Marley & Me
Marley & Me
Theodore Shapiro
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Bolt
Bolt
John Powell
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Yes Man
Yes Man
Various Artists
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Storyville
Storyville
Carter Burwell
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Noah's Ark (TV)
Noah's Ark (TV)
Paul Grabowsky
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Dracula 2000
Dracula 2000
Various Artists
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Godzilla (Limited Edition)
Godzilla (Limited Edition)
David Arnold
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Biff! Bolt! Bang! Powell!
Bolt soundtrack If we were to cross The Bourne Identity with a sweet-if-not-self-absorbed super pup named Bolt, the likely result should equate to a furry-faced Mutt Damon who can't remember how to play dead or fetch the paper... right? Perhaps. What we can be sure of are exciting action sequences, irrespective of mutt or man, thanks to composer John Powell's excitingly thunderous musical energy. Having penned all of the Bourne scores, Powell delivers authoritative action adventure tunes for Bolt's big unplanned journey back home after being accidentally shipped far away from home and owner. The two voiceover stars, John Travolta and Miley Cyrus (aka Hannah Montana), kick off the Bolt soundtrack CD with staple pop fab ("I Thought I Lost You"), followed by Rilo Kiley's Jenny Lewis singing "Barking at the Moon." We love Jenny's lyrics, and always wondered what a younger Emmylou Harris might sound like singing praise for the gift of home and family (even if disguised as puppy yearning). But by far the most important musical moment (if an entire film can be a "moment") is Powell's crafty original score. Sure, we've heard the Bourne-like action music before... it's just background stuff for wild visuals. What we don't hear very often in movies is when background music becomes foreground anthem: in a moment of frenzy, Bolt gathers strength and courage to overcome by humming his own theme on screen. Brilliant. We find great pleasure in listening to Powell's theme transform through music as the soundtrack unfolds: from a gentle rendition on celesta ("Meet Bolt") to a fully energized super hero version ("Rescuing Penny")... it's all here. Cheering for a dog has never been so easy... or fun!
 

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