• Alien, la résurrection (1997) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

It's been two long centuries since Ellen Ripley's selfless sacrifice in Alien³ (1992), and now, military scientists of the top-secret scientific research vessel, USM Auriga, have successfully managed to clone her by creating Ripley 8.

However, as the dormant embryonic Xenomorph Queen that had been growing inside her imbues the human/alien hybrid with immense strength and fragmented inherited memories, in the meantime, Captain Frank Elgyn of the smuggling ship, Betty, sets foot on the Auriga with his ragtag team of mercenaries.

Somehow, aggressive Xenomorphs escape, and now, the genetically enhanced Ripley must pick sides. Is the world prepared for the imminent Alien resurrection?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Alien, la résurrection
	Ripley's Theme	Jerry Goldsmith: Composer
	I'm Popeye the Sailor Man	Samuel Lerner: Writer Dominique Pinon: Whistled
	Julius, Priva son d'ogni conforto	George Frideric Handel: From the opera "julius caesar" Julius Rudel: New york city opera orchestra (uncredited) conducted Maureen Forrester: Sung
	Main Title	John Frizzell: Performer
	Entering The Ship	John Frizzell: Performer
	Post-Op	John Frizzell: Performer
	Make Us Proud / Meat By-Product	John Frizzell: Performer
	Fiora 16 / Inbred	John Frizzell: Performer
	Docking The Betty	John Frizzell: Performer
	Face Huggers	John Frizzell: Performer
	Basketball / Foot Massage / Fast Learner	John Frizzell: Performer
	Call Finds Ripley	John Frizzell: Performer
	Gun Fight	John Frizzell: Performer
	The Aliens Escape	John Frizzell: Performer
	Hose / Elgyn's Death / Ripley Believe It	John Frizzell: Performer
	Twelve / Vriess Reappears / Telling Vriess	John Frizzell: Performer
	Ripley Meets Her Clones	John Frizzell: Performer
	After Tube Blow Up	John Frizzell: Performer
	What's Inside Purvis?	John Frizzell: Performer
	They Swim...	John Frizzell: Performer
	Call's Fake	John Frizzell: Performer
	The Chapel	John Frizzell: Performer
	Mean Streak	John Frizzell: Performer
	The Abduction	John Frizzell: Performer
	Birth Of The Newborn	John Frizzell: Performer
	Disc Time:	John Frizzell: Performer
	Call Meets The Newborn	John Frizzell: Performer
	Ripley And The Newborn	John Frizzell: Performer
	Finale	John Frizzell: Performer
	Alien March (End Credits)	John Frizzell: Performer
	Main Title (Alternate)	John Frizzell: Performer
	Elgyn's Death (Alternate)	John Frizzell: Performer
	Finale (Alternate-Brass Version)	John Frizzell: Performer
	Finale (Alternate #2)	John Frizzell: Performer
	Handel: Giulio Cesare - Priva Son D'Ogni Conforto	John Frizzell: Performer
	What's Inside Purvis	John Frizzell: Performer
	The Battle With The Newborn	John Frizzell: Performer
	Priva Son D'Ogni Conforto	John Frizzell: Performer
	They Swim	John Frizzell: Performer
	Introduction (Hosted by Robert Townson and Ana Yanes)	John Frizzell: Performer
	ALIEN (Composed by Jerry Goldsmith): Main title	John Frizzell: Performer
	The Landing	John Frizzell: Performer
	Breakway	John Frizzell: Performer
	The Droid	John Frizzell: Performer
	The Door	John Frizzell: Performer
	End Title	John Frizzell: Performer
	ALIENS (Composed by James Horner): Futile Escape	John Frizzell: Performer
	Bishop's Countdown	John Frizzell: Performer
	ALIEN 3 (Composed by Elliot Goldenthal): Lento	John Frizzell: Performer
	Adagio	John Frizzell: Performer
	ALIEN: RESURRECTION (Composed by John Frizzell): Main Title	John Frizzell: Performer
	Ripley Meets Her Clone	John Frizzell: Performer
	ALIENS VS. PREDATOR: REQUIEM (Composed by Brian Tyler): Requiem	John Frizzell: Performer
	Going After Newt	James Horner: Performer
	Sub-Level 3	James Horner: Performer
	Ripley's Rescue	James Horner: Performer
	Atmosphere Station	James Horner: Performer
	Futile Escape	James Horner: Performer
	Dark Discovery	James Horner: Performer
	Resolution And Hyperspace	James Horner: Performer

User reviews

Nancy Baker

1/10

The choice of music in certain action sequences felt out of place and jarring, disrupting the immersion in the film's world. The lack of cohesion between the visuals and the music detracted from the overall viewing experience and made it difficult to fully engage with the story.

Charles Miller

4/10

I found the musical score to be repetitive and forgettable, failing to leave a lasting impression or add depth to the scenes. It felt like a missed opportunity to elevate the emotional impact of the story and connect with the audience on a deeper level.

Joshua Lewis

8/10

The musical score expertly complements the action sequences, heightening the intensity and adrenaline of the on-screen battles between the characters and the Xenomorphs.

Steven Davis

5/10

The music did a great job of building tension and suspense during key moments, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the film.

David Jackson

9/10

The use of unconventional instruments and electronic elements in the music adds a unique and futuristic quality to the soundtrack, enhancing the otherworldly nature of the story. The composition is masterfully done, with each track seamlessly blending with the visuals to create a truly immersive experience for the viewers.

Amanda Perez

6/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of subtle hints of past Alien films through familiar motifs and sounds added a layer of nostalgia for fans of the franchise.

Kimberly Phillips

5/10

The orchestral pieces in the soundtrack were particularly impactful during the more intense and action-packed scenes, enhancing the viewer's experience.

Dorothy Brown

7/10

The use of eerie and otherworldly music in key scenes adds a sense of unease and foreboding, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats throughout the movie.

Margaret Moore

6/10

While the soundtrack successfully complemented the film's visuals and narrative, I felt that some tracks could have been more memorable and distinctive on their own.

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