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burgershmurger — 17 years ago(January 31, 2009 09:49 PM)

I saw this movie about ten years ago and though I thought the movie was alright, what I still remember is the hauntingly beautiful soundtrack by James Horner. There's something soothing and bittersweet about the piano motifs. So now I ordered both the DVD and the soundtrack which I never though would still be available since the movie wasn't a hit.

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I got it on cd from Sony Classical Music. Well worth every cent.

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I just watched this movie on Cinemax. I loved the soundtrack too!
"If not now, when?"

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Yes the music was terrificit fit the movie very well.
Are you going to pull those pistols or whistle "Dixie"?

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