Sally Corbett

There's no depth to this. The arrangements of Zimmer's themes are all the same: pounding drums, melodies repeated over and over, little nuance, practically all diatonic, same climaxes. These arrangements don't do the original music justice. The interviews reveal little of Zimmer's creative process or why he is so successful. He does not have an interesting stage presence.

this is just schlock, that is overly sentimental and corny. the same old story about how reconnecting with nature is good for the soul. it is a way too neat and tidy story of homelessness.