• Virus (1999) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.00/10 from 30000 votes

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Synopsis

The space station MIR is communicating with the Russian research vessel Vladislav Volkov, when the astronauts witness a surge of energy coming to Earth, killing them at the station and reaching the ship, attacking the captain, officers and crew.

The tugboat Sea Star is towing a barge with cargo not covered by insurance when she crosses a typhoon and loses the cargo. The alcoholic Captain Robert Everton is informed that the engine room is flooded and the bilge pump does not have enough capacity to pump all the water overboard.

Captain Everton is ready to commit suicide when the tug stumbles upon the Russian vessel and he believes the salvage would worth about thirty-million dollars. Captain Everton and his crew goes onboard of the dead ship considering derelict and soon they find the Russian officer Nadia, who tells an incredible story.

She explains that an alien force needs electrical power to build robots and destroy the human race, but they believe she is haywire. But soon they find the threat on board.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Virus
	I Need Your Love
	Dancing With Myself
	Don't Stand So Close To Me
	Stayin' Alive
	All By Myself
	Dancing On My Own - Radio Edit
	It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)
	The Suffering
	My Sharona
	Spreading The Disease - Remastered 2003
	The Rhythm of the Night
	Our House
	The Chain - 2004 Remaster
	Isolation - 2007 Remaster
	Strange Days
	I WILL SURVIVE
	Corona
	No Cars Go
	'Til The Money Runs Out
	You Sound Like You're Sick - 2002 Remaster
	Volkov And The Mir	Joel McNeely: Performer
	Typhoon Leah	Joel McNeely: Performer
	Another Ship	Joel McNeely: Performer
	Anchor's Away	Joel McNeely: Performer
	Squeaky Gets Greased	Joel McNeely: Performer
	Nadia Runs	Joel McNeely: Performer
	Nadia's Story	Joel McNeely: Performer
	Seven Footer Chase	Joel McNeely: Performer
	Turkey Hunting	Joel McNeely: Performer
	We Can Kill This Thing	Joel McNeely: Performer
	Robo-Captain	Joel McNeely: Performer
	Interrogation	Joel McNeely: Performer
	Sinking The Ship	Joel McNeely: Performer
	End Credits	Joel McNeely: Performer

User reviews

Edward Hernandez

6/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music, especially in moments of sacrifice and heroism, adds a layer of poignancy to the storytelling.

Mark Perez

6/10

The music effectively builds suspense during key moments of the film, keeping the audience on edge and engaged in the unfolding events.

Donald Young

8/10

The music in Virus effectively conveys the sense of isolation and danger faced by the characters as they navigate through the treacherous waters of the typhoon, adding depth to the emotional impact of the scenes.

Joseph Parker

9/10

The use of electronic elements in the music adds a futuristic and otherworldly vibe to the soundtrack, enhancing the sci-fi elements of the film. It really transports you to the dark and dangerous world where the characters are fighting for their lives against a powerful alien force.

Paul Evans

5/10

The soundtrack of Virus perfectly captures the tense and ominous atmosphere of the film, setting the tone for the sci-fi thriller.

Stephanie Brown

9/10

The soundtrack of Virus perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the film's gripping storyline. The haunting melodies and eerie tones create a sense of unease that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the movie.

Richard Martin

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Virus is a standout feature of the film, effectively enhancing the visual storytelling and immersing the audience in the sci-fi world of the movie.

George Phillips

6/10

The soundtrack features a mix of orchestral and electronic elements that blend seamlessly to create a unique and immersive listening experience.

Stephanie Smith

6/10

The haunting melodies and dissonant chords in certain tracks add to the sense of danger and impending doom that the characters face throughout the movie.

Andrew Anderson

6/10

The use of electronic and industrial sounds in the score enhances the futuristic and otherworldly elements of the story, creating a sense of unease and mystery.

Robert Adams

7/10

The soundtrack of Virus is hauntingly atmospheric, perfectly capturing the tension and suspense of the film as the astronauts witness a surge of energy from space that leads to their demise.

Daniel Garcia

8/10

The use of electronic elements in the soundtrack of Virus enhances the futuristic and otherworldly aspects of the alien threat, creating a sense of unease and mystery that keeps the audience engaged throughout the film.

Patricia Harris

10/10

The epic orchestral pieces in the soundtrack elevate the emotional impact of the film, especially during key moments of triumph and despair. The music truly enhances the overall viewing experience and leaves a lasting impression on the audience.