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Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever is a 2002 action film directed by Wych Kaosayananda. The movie follows the story of two former government agents, Jeremiah Ecks and Sever, who find themselves on opposite sides of a deadly conspiracy.

Ecks, played by Antonio Banderas, is a former FBI agent who is brought back into the fold when his wife is kidnapped. Sever, portrayed by Lucy Liu, is a rogue agent who is seeking revenge for the death of her son.

As the two agents cross paths, they must navigate a web of deceit and betrayal to uncover the truth behind the conspiracy. With intense action sequences and high-stakes drama, Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever is a thrilling ride from start to finish.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever
	The Name Of The Game	Ken Jordan: Composer The Crystal Method: Performer
	Hell Above Water	Curve: Published Curve: Performer Toni Halliday: Composer
	Heaven Scent	Bedrock: Writer
	Smartbomb	BT: Performer BT: Composer
	Go	Andy Hunter: Performer Andy Hunter: Composer
	The Flow	Darude: Arrangement Darude: Performer Darude: Composer
	Ecks vs Sever Theme	Don Davis: Performer Don Davis: Composer
	Time	Keith Heffner: Composer
	I Think Of You	Michael Lloyd: Composer
	I Need Love	Barry Taylor: Composer
	Anytime	Sam Watters: Composer Mary Griffin: Performer
	Main Title	Don Davis: Performer
	Gant Takes Michael	Don Davis: Performer
	The Kidnapping	Don Davis: Performer
	Ecks Remembers	Don Davis: Performer
	Severcam	Don Davis: Performer
	Library Attack	Don Davis: Performer
	Sever Breaks Out	Don Davis: Performer
	The Artillary Truck	Don Davis: Performer
	Bad Feeling	Don Davis: Performer
	Sever Shoots Martin	Don Davis: Performer
	Rooftop Fight	Don Davis: Performer
	Sever Finds the Bug	Don Davis: Performer
	Ecks At Harry's	Don Davis: Performer
	Discovery	Don Davis: Performer
	Bus Chase	Don Davis: Performer
	Sever Meets Ecks	Don Davis: Performer
	Ecks Is Mobile	Don Davis: Performer
	Michael's Return	Don Davis: Performer
	Mining the Rail Yard	Don Davis: Performer
	Ecks Attacks	Don Davis: Performer
	The Silo Fight	Don Davis: Performer
	Gant's Remorse	Don Davis: Performer
	Sever's Farewell	Don Davis: Performer
	Main Title (Don Davis)	Don Davis: Performer
	The Name of the Game (The Crystal Method)	Don Davis: Performer
	Smartbomb Plump (DJ's remix) (BT)	Don Davis: Performer
	Heaven Scent (Original mix) (Bedrock / John Digweed & Nick Muir)	Don Davis: Performer
	Time (Parrot)	Don Davis: Performer
	The Flow (Darude)	Don Davis: Performer
	I Think of You (Screamer Remix) (Parrot)	Don Davis: Performer
	Hell Above Water (Curve)	Don Davis: Performer
	Go (Andy Hunter)	Don Davis: Performer
	Bloodlock (Sasha)	Don Davis: Performer
	I Need Love (Barry Taylor)	Don Davis: Performer
	The Aquarium (Don Davis)	Don Davis: Performer

User reviews

Mary Hall

8/10

The memorable themes and motifs in the soundtrack stay with the audience long after the movie ends, leaving a lasting impression of the film's musical prowess.

William Perez

5/10

The soundtrack features a mix of electronic beats and orchestral arrangements that blend well with the modern spy thriller theme of the movie.

Lisa Garcia

7/10

The soundtrack captures the essence of the characters' inner struggles and conflicts, adding an extra layer of complexity to the storytelling.

Margaret Perez

7/10

The seamless integration of music with the action sequences elevates the overall entertainment value of the film.

Donna Moore

10/10

The score effectively captures the tension and suspense of the storyline, immersing the audience in the world of espionage and betrayal. The musical compositions are dynamic and engaging, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats throughout the film.

Kimberly White

8/10

The soundtrack features a great combination of electronic beats and orchestral themes, creating a unique and memorable listening experience.

Thomas Hill

7/10

The music selection effectively sets the tone for the espionage and suspense elements present throughout the movie.

Charles Brown

5/10

The score complements the fast-paced nature of the film, adding an extra layer of adrenaline to the already thrilling sequences.

Jennifer Wilson

5/10

The music choices in the movie help to set the tone and atmosphere, creating a sense of suspense and excitement that keeps the audience engaged.

Kimberly Jackson

8/10

The dynamic and energetic musical score keeps the audience engaged and immersed in the story from beginning to end.

Susan Nelson

8/10

The variety of musical styles and genres in the soundtrack reflects the diverse range of emotions and situations portrayed in the movie.

Steven Thomas

6/10

The use of music in key moments of the film helps to build tension and suspense, drawing viewers deeper into the story and heightening the emotional impact of the plot twists.

Donald Adams

8/10

The use of music in key moments of the film enhances the emotional impact of certain scenes, adding depth to the characters and their motivations.

Richard Evans

3/10

Additionally, some of the musical choices felt generic and uninspired, making it difficult to become fully immersed in the story. The soundtrack did not effectively capture the tension and excitement of the film, leaving me feeling underwhelmed and disengaged.

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