Star Trek score (2009) by Michael Giacchino

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28 June 2009No CommentPosted by Phil

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Star Trek 2009, so far, is easily my favorite movie of the year. I'm a huge Trek fan and this film was almost everything I'd hoped it would be. Although Michael Giacchino's score isn't exactly epic as some of the past scores that came with past Trek films, it still turns out to be one of the best this year. After listening to the full score over and over again, as well as hearing in context with the film, I love this score. The score can be sampled above, and yes, it's the best song in the film for the simple reason that the original Alexander Courage theme is used.

"Mission: Impossible III director and Alias creator J.J. Abrams resurrects the classic science fiction franchise created by Gene Roddenberry with this feature film that embraces the rich history of the influential television and film series while also exploring some uncharted territory. Heroes star Zachary Quinto assumes the role of the Federation Starfleet lieutenant and Vulcan made famous in the original series by Leonard Nimoy (who also appears in an older incarnation of his original role), Spock, with Anton Yelchin stepping into the role of USS Enterprise navigator Pavel Chekov, Zoe Saldana assuming the role of communications officer Uhura, Simon Pegg keeping the ship in top shape as chief engineer Montgomery Scott (aka "Scotty"), and Eric Bana tormenting the benevolent space explorers as the villainous Nero. Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle co-star John Cho also boards the Enterprise as Hikaru Sulu, with Chris Pine and Karl Urban assuming the legendary roles of Captain James T. Kirk and Leonard "Bones" McCoy, respectively." [Fandango]