Star Trek First Contact Main Title

The eighth score in the franchise, and this movie would bring a much needed breath of fresh air into the series. It is arguably the best in the entire franchise, but many would probably place it second behind The Wrath of Khan. This would see the return of Goldsmith once again, and he would never leave the franchise once he became involved this time (that is until his death).

The theme presented here is a bold, and somewhat nostalgic if I may say so myself. A heroic theme is what Goldsmith wrote here, and he would use it plenty of times through out the score. Also returning would be the Klingon theme and not much has changed with the theme other than the fact that the tempo had certainly been increased which made feel like a true battle theme. However it's probably best to call it the Worf theme by this time since he is the only Klingon appearing in the Next Generation movies from this point on.

The Blaster Beam would make a reappearance in this score. A mutation of his electronic "Blaster Beam" in a heavy, relentless minor key motif to portray the mechanized Borg. The Borg theme is used in different ways such as with the Blaster Beam, but also with heavy brass when the Borg Cube first appears.

A note should be taken that Joel Goldsmith also worked on this score because Jerry Goldsmith had run into scheduling conflicts and had difficulties completing The Ghost In The Darkness which is a fine score in itself.

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[jimbopumbapigsticks]

This is like an anthem to humanity.

[TheNitrochief]

Assimilate this!!

[fleia262]

Absolutely beautiful.

[F14ace]

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[LemmingAttack]

@aventine95 It's over 9000!!!

[EyeOnTheTV]

@aventine95 Captain, I am detecting unusually high concentrations of ironic particles in this area. LOL

[aventine95]

Religious comments on a trek video? Irony level over 1,000,000,000

[gwreeves1987]

@Antimatter050 I'm glad you know Jesus! Sure, let us look at how God created the universe. First, He made it "very good." Does billions of years of failed mutations, death, and suffering (Darwinian evolution) sound "very good?" Also, why would Jesus have to die if suffering and death existed before Adam and Eve? What changed when they sinned? But that's a sidenote. If there are other "physical" sentient beings on other planets, that would throw the whole doctrine of the Fall into chaos.

[PATRIOTLIBERTYNEWS]

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[aHighschoolloser]

@Antimatter050 the thing is that I wish I could jam it in the list too. I honetsly can't really decide because there are really a lot of good ones. So this list rotates alot depending on my mood, or if I feel like it, or if I just watched one recently

[jukeboxdude97]

i have one person to blame for this... KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!

[Antimatter050]

@gwreeves Iam a christian,and a big star trek fan. I think looking at how God createdthe universe,I would not be surprised If there is life out there like us or in any other form, so you saying there is no poss. of life and that we are alone is slightly premature,esp. when God is creating all these planets with some of them being possibly habitable for life. perhaps some of this alien life could be like the creatures in the bible including angels and the creatures from revelation