| Chapter Highlights |
| Ch. 1: | It starts with it's playfull but chilling theme. Then we see the first occourance of the dream sequence. At 5:45 in there is a beautiful view of a snow covered philadelphia. 6:26 in a bear roars. 8:00 in a lion in the city roars. |
| Ch. 5: | 3:40 another dream sequence. The sound in these sequences is in slow motion. It really sounds cool. |
| Ch. 10: | Another dream sequence. After that there is a voice speaking to James (Bruce Willis) in the surrounds. |
| Ch. 12: | A war with lots of explosions all around. |
| Ch. 13: | An auditorium in a museum has some good reverberations. |
| Ch. 14: | An outside view of the museum lighted well in the dark. A foreground view of a horse statue as it pans to the outside of the building then it pans to Dr. Railly's (Madeleine Stowe) car where she is carjacked by James. This is when the score picks up. 3:30 in you'll hear probably the cleanest version of Fats Domino's "Blueberry Hill". 5:05 in Louis Armstrong's "What A Wonderful World". |
| Ch. 17: | Fire burns in the foreground of the frame. |
| Ch. 18: | The inside of an old deserted museum is a nice visual. 1:40 in more of the fire in the foreground. |
| Ch. 19: | Animal sounds surround you. |
| Ch. 20: | A cool guitar driving song: "Commanche" - I believe. |
| Ch. 24: | A good angle from below looking up at Jamesin the chair. |
| Ch. 25: | The voice is back surrounding James. |
| Ch. 33: | Lion roars again. Score picks up again. |
| Ch. 35: | Animal noises in the zoo. |
| Ch. 37: | Animals loose in the city of philadelphia. Some cgi some real. |
| Ch. 42: | A gunshot and the dream becomes a reality. |
| Ch. 44: | "What A Wonderful World" as the credits roll. Score of the dream sequence and then the bone chilling main theme. |
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