"DEATHWISH V" - The farewell of Paul Kersey with a beautiful symphonic score ....

In proud five parts, it brought the saga of the ill-fated New York architect Paul Kersey - unquestionably Charles Bronson's signature role.
A man, the dearest was taken without fault of their own (only his wife, then his daughter ....), and then became the avenger of the defenseless and mercilessly struck back, the criminal dregs of American megacities Paroli offered and the police between admiration fluctuate and contempt with respect to its "action" was ....
The ripe old age of 73 years Bronson let in 1994 (twenty years after Part 1) the dark side of American society once again tremble - even if the overall result did not approach by far in the first two parts of 1974 and 1980, but Kersey "at work "watch is a treat here as well ....
The Pretty Lesley Anne Down has the tragic part as Kersey's new love and it is also clear what will happen to her - blame has her ex, played by the charismatic Michael Parks ("From Dusk Till Dawn," "DJANGO: UNCHAINED") , and these Mafiosi and his army have fatally no idea who this old bag called Kersey really is ....

Terry Plumeri (including "Red Eagle" with JCVD) wrote about this a smooth score, the very pleasant differs from the film scores that Bronson's films last under painted, which emerged almost without exception on the low rail on synthesizer and not just able to draw on ingenuity .. ..

Although invents also Plumeri the wheel of (film music) history is not new, but First, its score is wonderfully recorded with a symphony orchestra and has been instrumented multi-faceted, and Second, he has the "Main Titles" (Track 1) a truly beautiful piece of film music created which melancholy comes almost epic and wonderful and gives the film class and dignity and the character of Paul Kersey at least musically preparing a worthy finish ....

That the rest of the scores of this one piece more than just exhausted, in my opinion, is to not be considered negative - on the contrary!
The result is a really decent action thriller / Drama-score, which is not consistently melodic and harmonious indeed, but it can be heard and the value for money - at least that's my opinion ....
Make Up Your own judgment - please and if this should differ from mine, then you ask only one thing:
"Do you believe in Jesus?" * ....

"DEATHWISH V - THE FACE OF DEATH" by Terry Plumeri:
An interesting recommendation !!!!

* Quote from "DEATHWISH 2": What happens with that, the Bronson / Kersey asks this question, you can watch surely imagine - because after this affirms this, Kersey makes return mail that he met Jesus ....