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Yes, I appreciate great history films myself (even if I do mentally correct some of the inaccuracies as I watch 😆 ) As for film scores: I feel that at least half of a great movie is the score, and Horner and Williams are two of the best, indeed. While I appreciate Williams’ distinct “brassy” sound and penchant for more epic scores, I tend to favor James Horner’s work. He is oftentimes very raw with his tendency for a choir/orchestra mix and his scores create this emotional vibe that goes straight to the heart of the film! It’s like he’s sitting in his little studio with a keyboard and some sheet music writing down notes that will suck our attention into the movie while screaming “Feel, dammit, FEEL!!”And we, as the audience, are left with no choice to comply. Like this:
