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Michael Giacchino
“Labor Of Love”
Star Trek (2009)

From the scene where George Kirk sets the U.S.S. Kelvin for a collision course with Nero’s ship, and in the span of a minute or so picks a name out for his son - Jim - and tells his wife Winona that he loves her.  Truly one of the most heartbreaking scenes from the entire Trek oeuvre.

Love love love this track.

06/22/09 at 12:06am
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  1. midorisour reblogged this from humphreybogartisforlovers and added:
    OH MY GOD. MY FAVOURITE. Seriously… I cannot listen to this without crying. *listens to it right now anyway!*
  2. humphreybogartisforlovers reblogged this from oceanchild and added:
    Ugh. Christ. It’s so beautiful. This man is a genius. It still gets me choked up even though I’m not watching the movie....
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  6. fantasticness reblogged this from moviescore and added:
    seriously one of my favorite soundtracks and obviously movies. best song on the soundtrack though.
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  9. aintmagicgrand reblogged this from moviescore and added:
    I cried during this scene all three times I went to watch the movie. And I believe part of that is because of the...
  10. headexplodie reblogged this from moviescore and added:
    moviescore says:...again this week. The scene described above which I previously blogged...
  11. pirata reblogged this from moviescore and added:
    i still haven’t seen the film (i know i know) but this tune is really quiet yet vast feeling. very nice.
  12. anin reblogged this from moviescore and added:
    Man, this spaceship is dusty.
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  15. nerf reblogged this from almostlovers and added:
    This was a brilliant scene, and the track worked wonderfully — just the right mix of poignancy and triumph.
  16. almostlovers reblogged this from moviescore and added:
    Love love love this track.
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