Not my rip.
Available in ape (one file, cue, log) and mp3 (14 tracks) @320kbs.
Posted before in mp3 by Amanda (link is dead) and betohome Thread 115071 (link is active).





01 - From The Forest... 1:55
02 - Tapir Hunt 1:31
03 - The Storyteller's Dreams 3:41
04 - Holcane Attack 9:28
05 - Captives 3:07
06 - Entering The City With A Future Foretold 6:06
07 - Sacrificial Procession 3:41
08 - Words Through The Sky - The Eclipse 5:12
09 - The Games And Escape 5:15
10 - An Elusive Quarry 2:15
11 - Frog Darts 2:46
12 - No Longer The Hunted 5:51
13 - Civilizations Brought By Sea 2:20
14 - To The Forest... 7:31


Active until February 1!


Dead! No re-up!

Would love a link for the Ape version

Thanks

Please and thanks for the Ape version, my friend.

Thank you very much for the link.
Download Ok.

The link for Ape version, please.
Thank you.

Same here, link for the ape version.
Thanks in advance.

Why only for completists ? It is a beautiful score imo :)

I'd love the link to the APE! Many thanks in advance k27! :)

please and thank you.

Can you send me the link? Thanks!

I'd appreciate a link for the APE version.

Thanks for the share.

Link for Ape, please :)

Thanks for the links! :)

Hello, would love the Ape version. Thanking you in advance.

please link my friend!

Thank-you again k27, it is very much appreciated.

I would love to have the ape link, thanks in advance.

Would love the APE. Thanks a lot!

thanks, please!!!

Would appreciate the links in both formats please. Thank-you!

Thanks! :)

Thank you for the link! Merci beaucoup

Never got to see this movie, still am curious as to what Horner could do with the aztecs. Please ?

You've got to see the movie!

You've got to see the movie!


My friend, I'm afraid to say that both the movie and the score are really awful!

That Gibson is a lunatic, the movie is a shameless depiction of the Great Maya civilization!

Could you send me the mp3 link, please? Thanks a lot! :)

My friend, I'm afraid to say that both the movie and the score are really awful!

That Gibson is a lunatic, the movie is a shameless depiction of the Great Maya civilization!

Eric, I am speaking about the movie and not about the representation of the Maya.
Actor Robert Duvall called it "maybe the best movie I've seen in 25 years".
Director Quentin Tarantino said, "I think it's a masterpiece. It was perhaps
the best film of that year. I think it was the best artistic film of that year."
Actor Edward James Olmos said, "I was totally caught off guard. It's arguably
the best movie I've seen in years. I was blown away."
In 2013, director Spike Lee put the film on his list of all-time essential films.

Eric, I am speaking about the movie and not about the representation of the Maya.
Actor Robert Duvall called it "maybe the best movie I've seen in 25 years".
Director Quentin Tarantino said, "I think it's a masterpiece. It was perhaps
the best film of that year. I think it was the best artistic film of that year."
Actor Edward James Olmos said, "I was totally caught off guard. It's arguably
the best movie I've seen in years. I was blown away."
In 2013, director Spike Lee put the film on his list of all-time essential films.



My friend all these people don't live in M�xico, and don�t know shit about Maya Civilization, I'm sorry but it's true and you know it, besides I can't posibly think what they saw that make them comment something like this, unbelievable!

Of course you know that Edward James Olmos is a Mexican American actor.

Of course you know that Edward James Olmos is a Mexican American actor.



Wrong again, he's not Mexican, he was borned, raised and educated in the U.S.A, he had never lived in M�xico, nor he has some ralatives here as far as I know.

He is what we call a "Chicano" that is someone who has some Mexican roots but was borned in U.S.A., and what I can see when making a comment like this is that he doesn't know anything about our culture, and this is no more evident that in his character in "Stand and Deliver", you see I was borned in M�xico City and I have lived my whole life here, but I have been all over M�xico, and we don't speak like he did in that movie, nowhere, not even in the Northern States, that kind of language is common in the Chicano Community, I imagine.

So my friend, please don't argue with me about our Culture, as same as I can�t argue with you about Ancient Greeks... ;)

Eric, I commented only about the artistic side of the movie.
I still stand on my opinion:
The movie is artistically great!

As for Edward James Olmos:
In 2007, after a seven-year process, he obtained Mexican nationality.

i am a big fan of the movie and its score too. :)

Sorry Erich ! :D

Thank you for the ape links !!

Eric, I commented only about the artistic side of the movie.
I still stand on my opinion:
The movie is artistically great!

As for Edward James Olmos:
In 2007, after a seven-year process, he obtained Mexican nationality.



Petros, how can you say that the movie is artistically great, when is totally inaccurate, and have Monumental mistakes about what they intended, to depict somehow the Maya Civilization?

From Wikipedia
According to Mel Gibson, the Mayan setting of Apocalypto is "merely the backdrop"
for a more universal story of exploring "civilizations and what undermines them".
Other writers felt that Gibson's film was more accurate about the Maya, since it depicts
the era of decline and division that followed the civilization's peak and Classic Maya collapse.
One Mexican reporter, Juan E. Pardinas, wrote that "this historical interpretation bears some
resemblances with reality [...]. Mel Gibson's characters are more similar to the Mayas of the
Bonampak's murals than the ones that appear in the Mexican school textbooks."
"The first researchers tried to make a distinction between the 'peaceful' Maya and the 'brutal'
cultures of central Mexico", David Stuart wrote in a 2003 article.
"They even tried to say human sacrifice was rare among the Maya." But in carvings and mural
paintings, Stuart said: "we have now found more and greater similarities between the Aztecs
and Mayas."
Gibson has also stated that he wanted the film to be hopeful rather than entirely negative.
Gibson has defined the title as "a new beginning or an unveiling – a revelation"; he says
"Everything has a beginning and an end, and all civilizations have operated like that".
The Greek word (ἀποκαλύπτω, apokalyptō) is in fact a verb meaning "I uncover", "disclose",
or "reveal".
Gibson has also said a theme of the film is the exploration of primal fears.

From Wikipedia
According to Mel Gibson, the Mayan setting of Apocalypto is "merely the backdrop"
for a more universal story of exploring "civilizations and what undermines them".
Other writers felt that Gibson's film was more accurate about the Maya, since it depicts
the era of decline and division that followed the civilization's peak and Classic Maya collapse.
One Mexican reporter, Juan E. Pardinas, wrote that "this historical interpretation bears some
resemblances with reality [...]. Mel Gibson's characters are more similar to the Mayas of the
Bonampak's murals than the ones that appear in the Mexican school textbooks."
"The first researchers tried to make a distinction between the 'peaceful' Maya and the 'brutal'
cultures of central Mexico", David Stuart wrote in a 2003 article.
"They even tried to say human sacrifice was rare among the Maya." But in carvings and mural
paintings, Stuart said: "we have now found more and greater similarities between the Aztecs
and Mayas."
Gibson has also stated that he wanted the film to be hopeful rather than entirely negative.
Gibson has defined the title as "a new beginning or an unveiling – a revelation"; he says
"Everything has a beginning and an end, and all civilizations have operated like that".
The Greek word (ἀποκαλύπτω, apokalyptō) is in fact a verb meaning "I uncover", "disclose",
or "reveal".
Gibson has also said a theme of the film is the exploration of primal fears.



Merely a backdrop, yeah sure, when he saw the final result, he couldn't say anything else...

Some resemblances, yes it also has resemblances of the Toltecas, Mixtecas, or you name it!

Would love to hear ape or mp3. Thank you!

Maria has a Restaurant...she make marvelous Tortillas, but nothing to do with Mexican food...Do I have to stop eat Tortillas from Maria's Restaurant ???

Would love to check this out.

Thanks!

I'd appreciate the links for the mp3 version, please. Thanks!

Missed this before, appreciate the link, thanks!

Sent!

Hi, send me pls APE link.Thanks.

Last days! Read post 1!

Would love the APE link Thank you!

Can someone reup in MP3?

Can someone reup in MP3?

Link coming shortly!

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-S