Hans Zimmer, Spanglish - 38m 20s

Tracks & Durations

1. Spanglish	2:45
2. The Beach	9:46
3. Welcome to the Claskys	3:19
4. Drunk and Disorderly	2:14
5. John Comes Home	1:55
6. Learning English	1:32
7. No Left	3:54
8. Malibu	3:16
9. Cooking	1:24
10. Bus Stop	5:09
11. They Can't Take That Away From Me	2:59

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Review

Writer/director James L. Brooks' warm-hearted comedy revolves around the culture clashes spawned when an L.A. family (headed by Adam Sandler and Tea Leoni) take in a Mexican maid (Paz Vega) and her daughter. As he's done for previous collaborations with Brooks on As Good As It Gets and I'll Do Anything, composer Hans Zimmer conjures up a smartly effervescent musical score that stands in stark contrast to the McAction film bombast that has too often made his reputation. His light-hearted, sometimes bittersweet orchestral score tips its cross-cultural concerns from the opening bars of the title track, which sets the delicate flourishes of a solo flamenco guitar against the starched rhythms of a chamber string ensemble. Guitarist and longtime Zimmer collaborator Heitor Pereira furthers that gambit with his self-written "John Comes Home," a delightful cue that cross-pollinates the waltz and tango with deceptive breeziness. Co-stars Cloris Leachman and Ian Hyland close the inviting soundtrack out with a spirited rendition of Gershwin's "They Can't Take Away From Me." --Jerry McCulley

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