... muddy war. He is able to close his eyes while at war and travel back home. While he does that the music has such melody that portraits the quietness and peacefulness of his home. Also when they are fighting in Germania the music matches the actions. The brutal, and bloody scenes happen really fast while the music's speed is quite fast also. But when the scenes are shown slowly the music does too, and gives it a touch of harmony. A scene that really touched me was the one were Maximus goes to his house and finds his family brutally murdered, they were burned and crucified. The music again is so sad and tragic. It's like a crying melody that has been stuck in my head for days. I can picture the scene and listen to the music. I think it's pretty neat how they are able to put together ...

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