John Favreau directs the first ever feature based on the famous Marvel character created by Stan Lee. The music in Iron Man plays a powerful role in the viewer's experience with an epic soundtrack from composer Ramin Djawadi (Prison Break) as well as several bonus tracks including 'Institutionalized' by Suicidal Tendencies.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0
Brainless Yet Fun Action Romp:
There has often been dispute amongst soundtrack collectors as to the merits of mostly electronic scores. Gems such as "National Treasure" and "Con Air" have proven that electronics can not only be effective, but downright awesome... This album does nothing for either argument. On the one hand, there are enough heroic motifs and heavy guitar riffs to please fans of the film, but not enough musical intrigue or creativity to warrant a purchase for the rest of us. I give this album three stars for it's ability... more info
Excellent Soundtrack:
This SOUNDTRACK is very good. The music is fun and makes you remember all the exciting moments of the movie. I recommend it.
nemisis supreme:
Great Sci FI Fantasy genre. The special effects are outstanding. Good mix of romantic interlude (not enough to be mushy), and action. Robert Downey does a good job of protraying a suave a fair millionaire playboy and action hero. A few of the scenes are a little weak but they're forgivable since they're sandwiched in between either good action scenes or good interlude shots between Downey and Plathow. Good tease at the very end with a continuing sequel.
Mostly Instrumentals:
My bad...should have looked at the play list, now I'm stuck with it -No AC/DC back in Black, and NO Ozzy. If you like the same instrumental song over and over and over again -just slightly different then have at it. I'm not saying its a "bad" instrumental just not what I wanted.
Tracks:
Driving With The Top Down
Iron Man, 2008 version (John O'Brien and Rick Boston)
