: Director Francis Lawrence intentionally left more than half the movie without music to emphasize the desolation of an empty New York City.
The soundtrack for I Am Legend (2007) is a unique blend of an atmospheric orchestral score by James Newton Howard and the hopeful, iconic reggae of Bob Marley . Interestingly, nearly half of the music composed for the film was never actually used in the final cut. The Score: James Newton Howard SOY LEYENDA : BANDA SONORA (SOUNDTRACK)
: Neville hums this during a lighter moment to show his surprise that others aren't familiar with Marley's legacy. : Director Francis Lawrence intentionally left more than
: Several highly-regarded tracks, such as "Evacuation" and "Sam's Gone," were either edited out or replaced by silence in the film, making the standalone I Am Legend Soundtrack a significantly different experience than watching the movie. The Legend: Bob Marley The Score: James Newton Howard : Neville hums
Neville plays this for Anna while explaining Marley's philosophy. "Epilogue" James Newton Howard A summary of the score's emotional weight used at the end.
: Used to humanize Neville's vulnerable side; he even sings it to his dog, Sam, in her final moments.
: This poignant track plays over the end credits, closing the film on a note of legacy and survival. Tracklist Highlights Track Name "My Name is Robert Neville" James Newton Howard Opening theme; signals Neville’s loneliness. "Three Little Birds" Bob Marley & The Wailers Played in the lab and during Sam’s death. "I'm Listening" James Newton Howard Instrumental playing before Neville's final stand. "Stir It Up" Bob Marley & The Wailers