The full details of the soundtrack album for the action thriller Gemini Man have been revealed. The album features the film’s original music composed by Lorne Balfe (Mission: Impossible – Fallout, The LEGO Batman Movie, Genius, The Crown, Terminator Genisys, Home). The soundtrack will be released digitally tomorrow, October 11 by Paramount Music (click here to download the album). A CD version will be released by La-La Land Records next week. Listen to three full tracks after the jump. Gemini Man is directed by Ang Lee and stars Will Smith, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Clive Owen and Benedict Wong. The movie centers on an elite assassin, who is suddenly targeted and pursued by a mysterious young operative that seemingly can predict his every move. The thriller is being released in theaters nationwide this weekend by Paramount Pictures.
Here’s the album track list:
1. Last Shot (3:56)
2. Burning the Past (3:45)
3. Are You Dia? (2:57)
4. First Confrontation (3:38)
5. Cartagena (2:33)
6. Bike Fu (3:10)
7. Catacombs (4:27)
8. I Know You Inside and Out (5:02)
9. Henry and Junior (2:32)
10. Fighting Gemini (4:00)
11. Teaming Up (2:27)
12. Don’t You Feel Pain? (3:17)
13. Verris (3:38)
14. A Perfect Version of You (3:52)
15. Those Ghosts (2:26)
16. Thanks, Brother (2:00)
17. Gemini Man (8:02)
“Teaming Up”. Well, that’s kind of a spoiler, innit?
I’m just thinking about how generic this score sounds, which given the movie’s reviews thus far, seem appropriate.
I wish Danny Elfman reunited with Ang Lee to score it. Imagine how much better and unique it would sound with him working on it (and a descent script would be fine as well).
Did they take Beltrami in favor of that? What a waste.
It was Beltrami originally composing this film? I realized that Lorne Balfe had to compose this film under a huge rush cause previous composer was fired.
Soundtrack is fantastic and the mix is amazing.
A far more emotional score than I thought it was going to be in the film.
Great theme and the action music is nearly as good as Mission Impossible Fallout
Cool sounding score from Balfe yet again.
Can’t wait for His Dark Materials soundtrack