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I think a lot of people struggle to embrace this film because they probably believe they need to overthink the story and what the movie is trying to say. The simplest interpretation is that the past and the future, while non-linearly juxtaposed with the present, are the fiction in Rachel Weisz' character's book. Sure, the movie's core message is one of the immortality of life, energy, the spirit, etc... but in the end, the viewer does not HAVE to think that the movie is suggesting a real Tree of Life exists, or that one can float through the cosmos in a sphere. The movie's spiritual message is designed to stand apart from that.

I adore this movie. I also think that Mansell should have received an Oscar for the score, as it is one of the finest motion picture soundtracks of all time. As is said in a comment above, the interpretation of things is left fairly open-ended, and I'd hate anyone to overlook this movie because they felt they had to accept the possibility of some of the more fantastical elements of the film in order to appreciate it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randy_Edelman

it's "The Premiere Of The Big Boss", the 13th selection from the soundtrack to Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story

amazon's listing
their popup directly to the song

as noted in the wiki, edelman also did the soundtrack to Dragonheart, a medieval fantasy with Dennis Quaid. pretty easy to mix up the two titles.
and yes, i've seen both of those flicks. thx again!

In reply to this comment by dannym3141:
The song is called "Dragonheart" by Randy Edelman. Can't find a list of what films it's been in though!

D'oh! Then who the hell am I thinking of? Must have confused him with Jim Morrison.

In reply to this comment by dystopianfuturetoday:
Ennio is still alive.

In reply to this comment by kronosposeidon:
He died only recently, but his impact on motion picture soundtracks will be timeless.

Ennio is still alive.

In reply to this comment by kronosposeidon:
He died only recently, but his impact on motion picture soundtracks will be timeless.

He died only recently, but his impact on motion picture soundtracks will be timeless.