Ty Falco | Fort Wayne, IN United States | 10/19/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)
"The Flyboys movie is truly enhanced by this excellent movie soundtrack by Trevor Rabin. The soundtrack is easily one of the best I have heard. The music fits the movie and takes you through the various themes and moods. I recommend this soundtrack to anyone who has seen the movie and to everyone who enjoys instrumental movie soundtracks."
Rabin is on a roll!
Andres Segovia | 10/12/2006
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Another excellent score album by Rabin! It contains a wonderful main theme lead by the flute, typical militaristic percussion for action sequences, and a sweet little romance theme. The orchestra and choir really bring this score to life.
Like THE GREAT RAID, this score is dramatic and patriotic. The songs are out of order and some track titles spoil the movie for those who haven't seen it. Still, Varese gave the album a good release allowing Rabin to expose his maturing talents to the world!
This album is definitely one to own!"
Flyboy's cd music
The Redryder | St. Louis, MO United States | 01/05/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)
"If you saw the movie- this is a great music cd- if you did not see the movie it is a fantastic cd to use while reading.
Keepp them flying..."
A little bit of "Glory"?
Movie Buff | Arizona | 10/14/2006
(4 out of 5 stars)
"I enjoyed the music and will be the first to acknowledge Mr. Rabin is a gifted composer, but I wonder if anyone else noticed the similarities to James Horner's 1989 music for the movie Glory? (a lonely Christmas). In any event, I enjoyed the movie and the music and recommend both."
Flyboys soundtrack gets five stars
Eddie Lancekick | Pacific Northwest | 02/03/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Throughout the movie "Flyboys" I was amazed at how great the music was. Various moods are felt throughout, and are backed by atmospheric crescendos done by a wonderful orchestra of musicians that just kept getting better and better. This is the kind of music that does add so much to a period film such as this one.
Whether it was a daunting scene during ground combat, an aerial dogfight, or the surreal ending when the movie showed us what happened with these brave men after the war, it definitely had enough emotion and striking soundscape to hit a chord with the viewers. Many critics slammed the movie, but regardless of those opinions, I would like to think everyone loved the music that was heard throughout the film. My hat goes off to Trevor Rabin for producing such a wonderful score for this film."