• Star Trek: Nemesis (2002) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Star Trek: Nemesis follows the Enterprise crew as they stumble upon a positronic signature leading to a prototype version of the android Data after the joyous wedding between William Riker and Deanna Troi.

Later, the Enterprise is invited to Romulus to negotiate a peace treaty with the Romulans by their new leader, Praetor Shinzon. However, it is revealed that Shinzon is a clone of Captain Picard who was raised on Remus, a slave planet to the Romulans.

As the story unfolds, Picard discovers that the peace treaty was a set-up orchestrated by Shinzon, who needs Picard in order to survive. The Enterprise crew soon realizes that Shinzon also plans to destroy the Federation by unleashing a powerful weapon capable of destroying an entire planet.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Star Trek: Nemesis
	Remus	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced Alexander Courage: Contains "theme from 'star trek' tv series"
	The Box	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced
	My Right Arm	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced
	Odds and Ends	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced
	Repairs	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced
	The Knife	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced
	Ideals	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced
	The Mirror	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced
	The Scorpion	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced
	Lateral Run	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced
	Engage	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced
	Final Flight	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced
	A New Friend	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced
	A New Ending	Jerry Goldsmith: (uncredited) composed, conducted and produced Irving Berlin: As well as "blue skies" Alexander Courage: Contains "theme from 'star trek' tv series"
	Blue Skies	Irving Berlin: Composer Brent Spiner: Performer Gordon Goodwin: Produced
	Cancion y Danza No 6	Alicia de Larrocha: Performer
	Main Title (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)	Jerry Goldsmith: Writer Jerry Goldsmith: Performer

User reviews

Timothy Nelson

8/10

In particular, the themes associated with the characters of Data, Picard, and Shinzon are beautifully crafted, enhancing the audience's connection with their struggles and inner conflicts throughout the film.

Melissa Garcia

9/10

Brian Lewis

6/10

The musical cues in the soundtrack are well-timed and help to build tension and suspense, keeping the audience engaged and on the edge of their seats.

Mark Anderson

6/10

The incorporation of futuristic and otherworldly sounds in the music enhances the sci-fi elements of the film, immersing the audience in the futuristic setting of the Star Trek universe.

Donald Smith

5/10

The music seamlessly accompanies the emotional moments in the movie, enhancing the impact of key scenes such as the joyous wedding of William Riker and Deanna Troi.

John Thomas

5/10

The soundtrack features a good balance of fast-paced and slower, more introspective tracks, catering to the different moods and pacing of the film.

Matthew Martin

4/10

Stephanie Carter

5/10

The themes and motifs in the music are well-developed and help to underscore the character development and internal struggles of the main protagonists, particularly Captain Picard and Shinzon.

Kimberly Moore

5/10

The use of orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack adds a grandeur and epic quality to the space battles and action sequences, elevating the overall cinematic experience.

Anthony Lewis

8/10

The music perfectly complements the intense action sequences and the poignant moments of camaraderie and sacrifice among the characters, adding depth and resonance to the storyline.

David Wilson

5/10

The composition of the soundtrack effectively conveys the sense of exploration and discovery that is central to the Star Trek universe, adding depth to the narrative and world-building.

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