If you love Ryuichi Sakamoto’s The Revenant or Johann Johannsson’s Sicario , you will find a kindred spirit here. Henry Lai Wai-Man did not write music to make Zhao Yun look cool. He wrote music to make you feel the frost in his beard and the guilt in his heart.
When discussing the 2008 Hong Kong-Chinese epic Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon (often marketed as The Lost Bladesman ’s lesser-known cousin), most critics immediately point to its melancholic, revisionist take on the legendary general Zhao Zilong (Zhao Yun). But beneath the mud-soaked battlefields and the film’s tragic meditation on age and loyalty lies a crucial, often overlooked element: its musical score. three kingdoms resurrection of the dragon ost
Not a battle cry, but a sigh. 9/10. Essential listening for any student of tragic film scores. You can find the OST on major platforms under "Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)" by Henry Lai Wai-Man. If you love Ryuichi Sakamoto’s The Revenant or