Braveheart Movie Theme Music Download

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Quotes [ first lines]: I shall tell you of William Wallace. Historians from England will say I am a liar, but history is written by those who have hanged heroes. The king of Scotland had died without a son, and the king of England, a cruel pagan known as Edward the Longshanks, claimed the throne of Scotland for himself. Scotland's nobles fought him, and fought each other, over the crown. So Longshanks invited them to talks of truce - no weapons, one page only. Among the farmers of that shire was Malcolm. This epic tale of patriotism, love and conflict opens with a birds eye view which takes you through mist and air out onto an open loch with scenic mountains in the background.

This is accompanied by stirring bagpipe music, and shortly by the start of a narrative by Robert the Bruce. After a short introduction of a young William Wallace, involving his fathers death and his first step into warrior-hood, we are taken to present day England where Edward Longshank's tight rule over Scotland is getting increasingly harsh.

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Enter a fully grown Wallace (a rugged long-haired Gibson) who is back to start a family and a new life. He soon meets Muran, a girl who he remembered from way back. He and Muran fall in love and shortly get a private nighttime marriage, as a public one would result in the 'Prima Nocte' rule being enforced. Unfortunately, one of the English soldiers controlling their village confronts a scared Muran and forces her into a quiet spot. William leaps to Muran's rescue and all hell ensues. The commanding officer executes Muran promptly for assault on one of the King's men as she bit him whilst defending herself.

She was supposed to meet William at a secret spot after she was rescued but was knocked off the horse. William returns to the village on horseback to give himself in, but he has other plans. The uprising that ensues is one of the most pulse racing and exciting fights that has ever graced the silver screen IMO.

This is the spark that starts off the Scottish revolution for freedom. Soon, other clans join Wallace, then whole towns stand by him. He soon finds himself on the fields of Stirling for a real showdown. I thought I'd give you the first hour in a nutshell, the rest of the movie revolves around Wallace, Longshanks and the Queen of France as they all fight for their own cause.

The battle scenes are ground breaking and upfront, the senses of comradeship, love, patriotism and courage all take a stand throughout the film. The music adds further to the epic, be it sad and haunting tunes, or strong and stirring bagpipe anthems. Wallace is portrayed as a beacon of strength and power, not to mention a much honoured leader.

Sometimes Gibson takes his character a little too far, but the title Braveheart is one that is implied to Wallace's qualities. The films dramatic and moving ending is a good finish to a superb and powerful film.

“The score for BRAVEHEART helped to further establish James Horner as one of Hollywood's most prolific and sought after movie maestros. The score offers innocence, beauty, tragedy, brutality and ultimately victory. A score which so effectively communicates such a gamut of emotions is rare and is what has helped to cement its place as one of the Nineties' top scores.” Not the Now Review by Christopher Coleman Composed, Conducted, Orchestrations by James Horner Performed by the London Symphony Orchestra Released by London Records 1995, 1997 If James Horner ever wrote a shoe-in for an Oscar, surely it was BRAVEHEART. Ah, the irony known as The Oscars! As Mel Gibson's BRAVEHEART racked in Oscar after Oscar, surely composer James Horner would bring in the coveted prize - finally.