• AVPR: Aliens vs Predator - Requiem (2007) Soundtrack OST •

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No one can escape from the aggressive predatory Xenomorphs. With this in mind, a crippled Predator spaceship crash-lands on the dense forest of Gunnison, Colorado, right after the Antarctic bloodshed in Alien vs. Predator (2004). As a result, a vicious Predalien hybrid, along with myriads of Stage 1 Xenomorphs, or Face-huggers, scatter in all directions, infecting everyone unfortunate enough to cross their path. Once more, the Earth is a battlefield, as both extraterrestrial species fight for supremacy. Now, with the humans stuck in the middle of a brutal face-off, Sheriff Eddie Morales must protect the city with a handful of residents. However, motivation alone is not enough. Can a team of inexperienced defenders ensure the fate of humankind?

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Play	Title	Artist
	AVPR: Aliens vs Predator - Requiem
	The Chopper	Alan Silvestri: Composer
	Grim Discovery	Alan Silvestri: Composer
	Wach Auff	Oomph!: Performer
	Alien vs Predator - Requiem	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Opening Titles	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Decimation Proclamation	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Requiem Prologue	Brian Tyler: Performer
	National Guard 1	Brian Tyler: Performer
	National Guard 2	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Taking Sides	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Predicide	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Kelly Returns Home	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Coprocloakia	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Power Struggle	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Skinned and Hanged	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Down to Earth	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Predator Arrival	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Special Delivery	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Alien Awakening	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Striptease	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Buddy's New Buddy	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Searching the Poolhouse	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Gutless and Autosurgiosis	Brian Tyler: Performer
	Outnumbered	Brian Tyler: 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
	The Chapel	John Frizzell: Performer
	Ripley Meets Her Clone	John Frizzell: Performer
	ALIENS VS. PREDATOR: REQUIEM (Composed by Brian Tyler): Requiem	John Frizzell: Performer

User reviews

Mark Garcia

7/10

The seamless integration of the music with the on-screen action enhances the immersive experience for the viewers.

Carol Johnson

3/10

Additionally, the score did not effectively convey the emotional depth of the human characters' struggles and sacrifices. The lack of memorable melodies or themes made it difficult to connect with the characters on a deeper level, resulting in a disconnect between the audience and the story being told.

Susan Moore

7/10

The incorporation of electronic elements in the score adds a modern touch to the traditional orchestral arrangements, making the music feel fresh and engaging.

Stephanie King

8/10

The use of eerie and haunting melodies creates a chilling atmosphere that adds to the overall sense of danger in the movie.

Mark Davis

7/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music helps to connect the audience with the characters' struggles and sacrifices.

Steven White

9/10

The musical score effectively enhances the suspense and tension of the movie, immersing the audience in the relentless battle between the Xenomorphs and the Predators. The use of eerie melodies and haunting sounds creates a chilling and captivating experience for the viewers.

Edward Lopez

9/10

The dynamic and powerful composition of the soundtrack enhances the action sequences, making them even more exhilarating and engaging. The music complements the visual effects and amplifies the impact of key moments in the film, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Linda Young

7/10

The soundtrack's ability to build anticipation and keep the audience on edge is truly impressive.

James Perez

6/10

The incorporation of electronic elements in the soundtrack adds a modern and futuristic touch to the overall sound. This helps to create a sense of unease and tension, reflecting the high stakes of the conflict between the two alien species and the humans caught in the middle.