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Academy Award winner and Star Trek (2009) composer, Michael Giacchino recently confirmed he will return for the film’s upcoming sequel.
“Yes, I’ll be back,” Giacchino told ComingSoon.net at a Super 8 home video release event. “I’ll be there just as soon as they finish it.” he added.
Giacchino will also provide the score for another Abrams project, Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, which is set to hit theaters in December.
“Right now I’m not looking at anything,” he joked. “I’m just going to go into my closet and shut the door for months.”
The currently untitled Star Trek sequel is scheduled to be released on May 17, 2013.
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Abrams and Giacchino (photo: ScoringSessions.com)
[Source: ComingSoon.net]
Photo credit: AP
Muldfeld
November 26, 2011 at 12:47 am
This guy’s music is okay, but always sounds the same — overly emotive strings. I could hear so many similarities between his “Lost” music and the music he did for Abrams’ desecration of Star Trek. He’s no Bear McCreary or Mark Snow.