Music
See also: Punisher: War Zone Original Motion Picture Soundtrack| Punisher: War Zone Original Motion Picture Score | ||||
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| Soundtrack album by Michael Wandmacher | ||||
| Released | December 14, 2008 | |||
| Genre | Orchestral | |||
| Length | 46:18 | |||
| Label | Lionsgate Records | |||
| Marvel Comics film series soundtrack chronology | ||||
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An original score to the film was composed by Michael Wandmacher. Wandmacher's primary focus in making the score was to "create a definitive musical identity for the Punisher. I knew I needed something dark, relentless and muscular, but I also couldn't forget Frank's humanity, his personal torment and deep sadness. So, I approached the job equally as a fan and as a composer." In order to make the character of Frank Castle seem less one dimensional, Wandmacher decided to include snare cadences and powerful, dynamic ostinatos and slowly rising string repetitions to mimic a relentless entity, like an approaching battalion.
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