| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - At least these films left a fine legacy in terms of their scores, for both Bruce Broughton's, reviewed here, and James Newton Howard's for Wyatt Earp are both modern classics of the western genre.Perhaps Broughton's score is not as consistently likeable as that he wrote for the earlier Silverado, which ironically counted Costner amongst its stars, but then the film is a much darker affair and leave
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