• Mission to Mars (2000) Soundtrack OST •

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Commander Luke Graham is selected to lead the first manned mission to Mars. Upon setting foot on the red planet, the team discovers an ancient, domelike structure which appears to be a beacon. The dome destroys the team and leaves Luke injured. The recently widowed Jim McConnell leads the rescue mission. When they arrive, they find Luke surprisingly alive, and he has spent the time alone learning the secrets of the mysterious construct. The question now becomes: do they enter the dome and answer humanity's oldest question, perhaps risking their lives in doing so, or return to Earth with what they do know and return in force with equipment and supplies?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Mission to Mars
	Ma 'Tit Fille	Buckwheat Zydeco: Writer Buckwheat Zydeco: Performer
	Happy Birthday To You	Mildred J. Hill: Writer
	Dance the Night Away	Van Halen: Performer Edward Van Halen: Writer
	A Heart Beats In Space	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	A Martian	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	A World Which Searches	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	And Afterwards?	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	A Wife Lost	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	Towards The Unknown	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	Ecstacy of Mars	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	Sacrifice of a Hero	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	Where?	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	An Unexpected Surprise	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	All the Friends	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	Opening	Vangelis: Performer
	Conquest Of Paradise	Vangelis: Performer
	Monastery Of La Rabida	Vangelis: Performer
	City Of Isabel	Vangelis: Performer
	Light And Shadow	Vangelis: Performer
	Deliverance	Vangelis: Performer
	West Across The Ocean Sea	Vangelis: Performer
	Eternity	Vangelis: Performer
	Hispanola	Vangelis: Performer
	Moxica And The Horse	Vangelis: Performer
	Twenty Eighth Parallel	Vangelis: Performer
	Pinta, Nina, Santa Maria (Into Eternity)	Vangelis: Performer
	Hymn	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Unseen	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Ruby	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Rebecca	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Rochester	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Robbery	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Ball	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Chance	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Business, Pt. 1, 2 & 3	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Chances Men	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Revelations	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Trouble	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Duel	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Love Declared	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Disaster	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Hanging	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Escape	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Resolutions	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Houses In Motion (feat. Helen White & Lewis Parker)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Childhood	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Stargate Overture	David Arnold: Performer
	Giza, 1928	David Arnold: Performer
	Unstable	David Arnold: Performer
	The Coverstones	David Arnold: Performer
	Orion	David Arnold: Performer
	The Stargate Opens	David Arnold: Performer
	You're On The Team	David Arnold: Performer
	Entering The Stargate	David Arnold: Performer
	The Other Side	David Arnold: Performer
	Mastradge Drag	David Arnold: Performer
	The Mining Pit	David Arnold: Performer
	King Of The Slaves	David Arnold: Performer
	Caravan To Nagada	David Arnold: Performer
	Daniel And Shauri	David Arnold: Performer
	Symbol Discovery	David Arnold: Performer
	Sarcophagus Opens	David Arnold: Performer
	Daniel's Mastadge	David Arnold: Performer
	Leaving Nagada	David Arnold: Performer
	Ra - The Sun God	David Arnold: Performer
	The Destruction Of Nagada	David Arnold: Performer
	Myth, Faith, Belief	David Arnold: Performer
	Procession	David Arnold: Performer
	Slave Rebellion	David Arnold: Performer
	The Seventh Symbol	David Arnold: Performer
	Quartz Shipment	David Arnold: Performer
	Battle At The Pyramid	David Arnold: Performer
	We Don't Want To Die	David Arnold: Performer
	The Surrender	David Arnold: Performer
	Kasuf Returns	David Arnold: Performer
	Going Home	David Arnold: Performer
	You're On The Team	David Arnold: Performer
	Daniel's Mastadge	David Arnold: Performer
	We Don't Want To Die	David Arnold: Performer

User reviews

George Moore

1/10

The score of Mission to Mars did not effectively enhance the tension and suspense of key scenes. Instead of adding to the drama and excitement of the characters' discoveries and challenges, the music fell flat and failed to create a truly immersive cinematic experience.

Edward Nelson

2/10

The soundtrack of Mission to Mars felt uninspired and lacking in emotional depth. It failed to capture the awe and mystery of exploring a new planet, making the movie's pivotal moments feel underwhelming.

Deborah Lopez

5/10

While the soundtrack of Mission to Mars effectively sets the tone for the film's themes of exploration and discovery, it occasionally feels repetitive and predictable. The use of traditional orchestral elements, while fitting for a space adventure film, lacks a unique and innovative touch that could have elevated the music to a more memorable level. Despite this, the soundtrack does serve its purpose in enhancing the emotional depth of key moments in the story, but it falls short of leaving a lasting impression beyond the film's runtime.

Edward Mitchell

6/10

The soundtrack of Mission to Mars effectively captures the sense of wonder and mystery that accompanies the exploration of the unknown. The use of ethereal, otherworldly tones and haunting melodies enhances the sense of isolation and grandeur that the characters experience on the red planet. The music succeeds in immersing the audience in the tension and uncertainty of the characters' decisions, making it a compelling companion to the unfolding story of discovery and danger.

David Brown

10/10

The music seamlessly transitions between moments of tension and moments of discovery, mirroring the emotional journey of the characters as they grapple with the decision to enter the dome and unlock its secrets. The orchestral arrangements are both powerful and moving, enhancing the epic scope of the story and immersing the audience in the grandeur of the Martian landscape.

Charles Young

9/10

The soundtrack of Mission to Mars perfectly captures the sense of wonder and mystery surrounding the discovery of the ancient dome on Mars. The haunting melodies and ethereal tones create a sense of awe and intrigue, drawing the listener into the unknown depths of space exploration.

Carol Mitchell

1/10

The music in Mission to Mars often felt repetitive and predictable, with the same motifs and melodies being reused excessively throughout the film. This lack of variety made the overall listening experience monotonous and uninteresting.

Kimberly Jackson

8/10

The music in Mission to Mars expertly conveys the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' journey, especially Commander Luke Graham and Jim McConnell. The use of orchestral arrangements and poignant themes adds layers of depth to the narrative, allowing for a more immersive and engaging cinematic experience.

David Williams

7/10

The soundtrack of Mission to Mars effectively captures the sense of wonder and mystery surrounding the discovery of the ancient structure on the red planet. The haunting melodies and ethereal soundscapes enhance the otherworldly atmosphere of the film, drawing the audience deeper into the story.

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