Justice League – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Danny Elfman · 2017
101 min · 27 tracks · new wave · ska
A grand orchestral tapestry interwoven with heroic motifs and cinematic intensity that evokes the spirit of classic superhero tales.
Why this album works
- Best for
- dynamic emotional journeys grand, cinematic soundscapes immersive storytelling experience
- Context
- By the time Danny Elfman released the Justice League soundtrack in 2017, he was already an established composer known for his work on major films, including Tim Burton's Batman (1989). This album marked a return to superhero soundscapes, following his successful scores for earlier Marvel and DC adaptations. At this point in his career, Elfman was embracing modern cinematic techniques while still drawing from his distinct, recognizable style.
- If you like
- new wave, ska
Justice League – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is an album by Danny Elfman, released in 2017. A grand orchestral tapestry interwoven with heroic motifs and cinematic intensity that evokes the spirit of classic superhero tales. The Justice League soundtrack received significant attention not only for its orchestral compositions but also for featuring the iconic 'Batman' theme originally created by Elfman in 1989. The soundtrack debuted at number 1 on the Billboard Soundtracks chart and contributed to the broader revitalization of interest in superhero films' musical narratives during a period of intense competition in the genre. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Justice League – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack sound like?
A grand orchestral tapestry interwoven with heroic motifs and cinematic intensity that evokes the spirit of classic superhero tales. Rooted in new wave and ska.
What makes Justice League – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Danny Elfman notable?
The Justice League soundtrack received significant attention not only for its orchestral compositions but also for featuring the iconic 'Batman' theme originally created by Elfman in 1989. The soundtrack debuted at number 1 on the Billboard Soundtracks chart and contributed to the broader revitalization of interest in superhero films' musical narratives during a period of intense competition in the genre. By the time Danny Elfman released the Justice League soundtrack in 2017, he was already an established composer known for his work on major films, including Tim Burton's Batman (1989). This album marked a return to superhero soundscapes, following his successful scores for earlier Marvel and DC adaptations. At this point in his career, Elfman was embracing modern cinematic techniques while still drawing from his distinct, recognizable style.
Who is Justice League – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack for?
Justice League – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack works well if you're into dynamic emotional journeys, grand, cinematic soundscapes and immersive storytelling experience.
How many songs are on Justice League – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack?
Justice League – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack has 27 tracks, running approximately 101 minutes.
Tracklist
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Disc 1
- 1 Everybody Knows 4:26
- 2 The Justice League Theme (Logos) Standout 0:48
- 3 Hero’s Theme Standout 4:18
- 4 Batman on the Roof 2:34
- 5 Enter Cyborg 2:00
- 6 Wonder Woman Rescue 2:44
- 7 Hippolyta’s Arrow 1:16
- 8 The Story of Steppenwolf 3:00
- 9 The Amazon Mother Box 4:33
- 10 Cyborg Meets Diana 2:37
- 11 Aquaman in Atlantis 2:39
- 12 Then There Were Three 1:10
- 13 The Tunnel Fight 6:24
- 14 The World Needs Superman 1:00
- 15 Spark of the Flash 2:18
- 16 Friends and Foes 4:14
- 17 Justice League United 1:24
- 18 Home 3:25
- 19 Bruce and Diana 1:06
- 20 The Final Battle Standout 6:15
- 21 A New Hope 4:36
- 22 Anti-Hero’s Theme 5:39
- 23 Come Together 3:15
- 24 Icky Thump 4:15
Disc 2
- 1 The Tunnel Fight (Full Length) 10:58
- 2 The Final Battle (Full Length) 12:57
- 3 Mother Russia 1:46
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