Genre: ScoreDate: 2014 (2002)Country: USAAudio codec: MP3Quality: 320 kbpsPlaytime: 1:18:491. The Mission / If We Could Remember (05:58)2. / I’ll Go / The Bomb (04:37)3. 14 Months / The Deal (04:07)4. Thanks A Lot / That Went Well (03:23)5.

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The Shipment / Moscow Time (01:17)6. Nice Going / The Docks (03:38)7. Spassky / The Lab (02:11)8. The Resevoir / Night Landing / Deserted Lab (03:36)9. Shoot Him / Changes (03:17)10. Clear The Stadium (Film Version) / Not The Russians / Man Your Aircraft (04:25)11. Further Aggressions / State Of War (02:54)12.

Supplies / To The Docks (02:04)13. Real Time (02:52)14. Cabot Is Dead / His Name Is Olson (02:52)15.

Snap Count (02:13)16. Maximum Readiness / Get A Doctor (01:58)17.

The Same Air (02:19)19. If We Could Remember (03:37)20. Star-Spangled Banner (01:56)21. Nessun Dorma (From TURANDOT) (03:03)22. The Mission (Synth Choir) (04:32)23.

Clear The Stadium (Album Version) (01:33)24. His Name Is Olson (Alt. With Synth Choir) (01:53)25.

Theme From Sum Of All Fears (Album Version) (02:13).

Music composed and conducted by Jerry Goldsmith. A Film Score Tribute.

'The Sum of All Fears' is the latest film in the Jack Ryan series as written by Tom Clancy. In the previous films, Ryan was presented as a family man and played by Alex Baldwin and Harrison Ford. This time around we are asked to accept a Ryan who is 25 years younger (Ben Affleck), unmarried and a nerdy, wet behind the ears CIA historian. The age difference would have been more believable had the film been set in 1973, when the story begins, rather than the present.Anyway, the story is about a disgruntled ex-Nazi, Dressler (Alan Bates) who acquires a nuclear device and plans to instigate a war between the USA and Russia and then take over when the super powers destroy each other. The new Russian President, Nemerov (Ciaran Hinds) is set up by Dressler to be blamed for a nuculear attack which wipes out a large part of Baltimore. President Fowler (James Cromwell) calls in the CIA headed by William Cabot (Morgan Freeman).Cabot enlists the aide of historian Jack Ryan (Affleck) because Ryan has done a thorough study on Nemerov.

Ryan believes the Russian to be innocent even though all around him believe him guilty. As each side prepares to launch their respective missles, Ryan and CIA Operative John Clark (Liev Schrieber) are busily gathering information and Ryan is racing against the clock to convince Fowler of Nemenov's innocence.Affleck tries his best to make us forget Harrison Ford but to no avail. He simply cannot be taken seriously as the man who holds the world's fate in his hands. Freeman is excellent as always and Cromwell and Hinds stand out as the two world leaders. Bates makes a nasty villain and Schrieber is good as the mysterious man with a past, Clark. Bridget Moynahan appears as Affleck's love interest and future wife.The real star of the picture are the special effects.

The nuclear explosion is realistic and believable and the attack on the aircraft carrier is equally good.I hope that in the next Jack Ryan movie, he is portrayed by someone who is at least old enough to shave. Let me preface my comments by saying that I loved Clancy's book when I first read it ten years ago. It was a gripping page-turner, and a marvelously intricate work, building suspense in layers. I've since re-read it several times.I realistically expected that elements of the massive tome would have to be changed or condensed for the screen version. But so much is changed, and so many critical elements removed, that it hardly resembles its novel origins.

As a result I find it difficult to believe that Tom Clancy had much creative control over this effort, though he's credited as 'Executive Producer'.First, for some inexplicable reason, this movie jumps away from previous Clancy continuity by completely revamping the character of Jack Ryan. Rather than a middle aged CIA administrator, Ryan is now a young handsome PhD with little Washington experience.

Apparently this is to boost the 'chick-flick' quotient of this outing, as it adds nothing tangible to the film, and only detracts from the continuity that had been built to this point. There's even a scene where Kathy is asked how 'cute' Ryan is on a 1-10 scale, and she says a '12'. They had time to include this garbage, yet skip vital character development later in the film?Yet, even worse, this Ryan is the Uber-Ryan. Yes, the man is everywhere, and involved in virtually every action sequence in the film. OK, I enjoyed the movie. But I also have read the book several times, and the comparisons are inevitable, as several other people have done.I just don't see the point of the most obvious changes from the novel: why using a Neo Nazi fanatic instead of Middle East terrorists? Why a very young and single Jack Ryan instead of a married and older character?

(Harrison Ford would have been terrific again) Of course a scene aboard Air Force One is more eye candy that a President trapped on Camp David because of a storm and a damaged helicopter. And: where is Ding Chavez??? A character from 'Clear and Present Danger', is almost adopted by John Clark after being rescued, and they work as partners.Some gaps on the story are too difficult to accept: you mean that the ONLY person able to communicate that the bomb was not Russian, is a obscure junior CIA adviser? What about all the agencies and personnel deployed on the explosion site?

The Sum Of All Fears Soundtrack Torrent Full

Are they all mute? (On the book, Ryan passes the information but he is not believed by a hostile President and his Nac.Sec. Adviser,.and. a possible power struggle on the Russian government is completely left out).And how come that you can link without any problem from a Palm in the middle of a burned city?

Jack Ryan Movies In Order

I read the book 'The Sum of All Fears' with fascination-Palestenians discover an Isreali nuclear device lost when the aircraft is shot down in the six day war, sell it to Al Queda, and the arab terrorists proceed to blow up Denver with said nuke.I was very much looking forward to this movie, only to find that for fear of offending Al Queda, the director and screenwriters had substituted some ridiculous plot about German Nazi's and turned the whole thing into a melodramatic hash.This could have been a GREAT, prophetic, movie. Instead it became a silly waste of money and talent. I know Tom Clancy hated the movie, so did I. This is a ridiculous movie.

Clear And Present Danger

First the casting of Ben Affleck as Jack Ryan just doesn't make sense, chronologically (he's already been played by the much older Harrison Ford and Alec Baldwin) or physically – Affleck just isn't commanding enough for the role. Secondly the movie is simply capitalizing on North America's new found fear of terrorism on home turf, and thirdly the screenwriter Paul Attanasio took huge liberties with the Tom Clancy novel, including, in a stroke of misguided political correctness, changing the bad guys from Middle Eastern to Nazis. Of course everyone hates Nazis, so the filmmakers are not going to offend anyone (Hollywood finds it so hard to get good hateful villains now that Russia is no longer communist) but are we to believe that there is a worldwide conspiracy by super-rich and powerful Nazis to pit two world powers against one another? And how, after the blast (yes, there is a huge atomic explosion), does Ben Affleck piece together this entire conspiracy using only a cell phone and a palm pilot? I'm willing to suspend disbelief in most movies, but this movie has holes big enough to fly a jet through.