Lorne Balfe - Mission: Impossible - Fallout (Music fro...

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this song has just the right beat. love the snare drums! also the MISSION IMPOSSIBLE theme mixed ito the song is fantastic! great job Lorne Balfe

It's a fantastic score. I just hate it when they release these soundtracks with the tracks out of order. I guess I'll wait for it to be re-released in an expanded edition or something.

Excited to see what he does with MI 7&8. Amazing soundtrack

The Film is Great! This soundtrack is Phenomenal! The Drums, Piano, Synths, and Chior are used perfectly.

Love this. The best soundtrack of the series so far.

I am a big fan of the M:I movies and their scores. Many of my favorite composers have composed for the series and all have brought their signature styles to the franchise. Lorne Balfe has made the darkest score of the series and his unique style was the perfect match for this movie. Balfe is always a great choice for action movies. His choice of instruments for this score were great as well. This is a fantastic score and I can’t wait for the future!

I really dig the way this music came out, it's epic in all the right ways. Loved the the horns and Bonos he used and the piano was a nice touch too, i really hope they keep lorne balfe for the next one. This score and Rogue Nation are my two Favorite MI scores.

This far exceeds anything Michael Gacchiano has done in the past for the music of this franchise. The depth and weight, the drama and reletlessness is pure perfection. I can't stop listening to this score. Lorne Balf has done it again!!!

Half a century ago Lalo Schifrin gave us two cues that have been perhaps the most worked over in movie history-the instantly recognizable Mission Impossible theme and a second frequent companion originally titled “The Plot”. Multiple composers have tried to put their own twists on these themes over 6 movies now. For instance, Michael Giacchino liked to try dressing these up with ethnic/regional twists. Here Lorne Balfe takes a swing at it. Perhaps reflecting his frequent work with Hans Zimmer and perhaps channeling techniques from his video game work, Balfe has disassembled the classic themes more than laid material on top of them. For me this didn’t work. Repeating the same bar of a theme over and over (or even dropping to just two notes) as a means of introducing tension just seems annoying, and then the presence of the “horn of doom” and very slow playing of a theme under a lot of percussive material just felt like a failed attempt at pulling off what did work in Inception and the Nolan Batman trilogy. Maybe it is having such a familiar theme worked over. The absence of any recognizable theme other than these older ones made this effort seem a bit empty. Now this might work admirably in the film, and given how many others have attacked this material maybe this was the only imaginative way forward, but as a free standing album I was left cold.

Has a different feel do it but the way it’s all put together is awesome Best movie in 2018

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