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'''''Bumblebee (Motion Picture Score)''''' is an album featuring the original instrumental music composed by [[Dario Marianelli]] for the live-action sequel ''[[Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee]]''. The album covers close to an hour of the film's score.
'''''Bumblebee (Motion Picture Score)''''' is an album featuring the original instrumental music composed by [[Dario Marianelli]] for the live-action sequel ''[[Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee]]''. The album covers close to an hour of the film's score.


On May 11, 2021, [[La-La-Land Records]] released a limited edition CD of the score, following suit from the previous two movies' score albums, featuring alternate cover art, liner notes and credits in a twenty-page booklet.
On May 11, 2021, [[La-La-Land Records]] released a limited edition CD of the score, following suit from the previous two movies' score albums, featuring alternate cover art, liner notes and credits in a twenty-page booklet, limited to 2,000 units.   
<!-- Like the previous score, [[La-La Land Records]] released the uncompressed score album in CD format limited to 3,000 units. Jablonsky stated that much of the music he composed was heavily edited for the film, and he wanted it released in its original state - hence why the score contains over thirty tracks, amounting to over two hours of music.   
 
On the score, Jablonsky said, "I met with Michael before he started shooting 'Transformers: The Last Knight.' He showed me some amazing concept art and explained how the story connects the history of Transformers all the way back to the times of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. I loved the idea because it gave me the opportunity to explore new musical ideas. The storyline allowed me to write melodies that are a bit more 'classical' than I've written for the other Transformers films, which was a lot of fun for me. Another important aspect of the story revolves around massive skyscraper-sized 'horns from hell' that start emerging from the Earth. They look like gigantic animal horns, but no one knows what they are or why they have appeared. I wanted to create an unsettling sense of mystery and tension with the music." In an interview, Jablonsky later noted that much of his music was heavily edited for the film, hence why the soundtrack is so long, as he wanted to release much of the unedited music. -->


==Track Titles, Length and Description==
==Track Titles, Length and Description==

Revision as of 01:54, 14 May 2023

This article is about the album of orchestrated music actually in the movie. For the album of retro pop songs, see Bumblebee (Motion Picture Soundtrack).
« Bumblebee
(Motion Picture Score) 		»
Label: Paramount Music/La-La-Land Records
Release date: December 21, 2018 (digital)
May 11, 2021 (CD)
ASIN: B07L46D6VY

Bumblebee (Motion Picture Score) is an album featuring the original instrumental music composed by Dario Marianelli for the live-action sequel Bumblebee. The album covers close to an hour of the film's score.

On May 11, 2021, La-La-Land Records released a limited edition CD of the score, following suit from the previous two movies' score albums, featuring alternate cover art, liner notes and credits in a twenty-page booklet, limited to 2,000 units.

Track Titles, Length and Description

Score

  1. Cybertron Falls (1:53) — The Autobots battle the Decepticons on Cybertron. The battle goes badly and the Autobots are forced to leave. Optimus Prime sends B-127 on a mission to Earth.
  2. Bee on the Run (2:18) — After a misunderstanding, B-127 runs from Agent Burns and Sector Seven.
  3. Shutdown (3:45) — After a battle with Blitzwing, B-127 loses his memory before going into stasis lock.
  4. Charlie (3:07) — Introduction to our heroine.
  5. Meeting Bumblebee (4:07) — Charlie meets B-127 and renames him "Bumblebee".
  6. Dropkick & Shatter Arrive (1:38) — As the name implies, Shatter and Dropkick arrive to track down Bumblebee.
  7. Chasing Mum (1:56) — Charlie chases her mom down on a bike after she "borrows" Bumblebee.
  8. Optimus Prime's Message (2:05) — Prime's message, Obi-Wan Kenobi style.
  9. Desert Council (2:08) — Shatter and Dropkick meet with Sector Seven in the desert.
  10. Dad's Old Videotapes (1:09) — Charlie's tapes from her deceased father.
  11. Army Meeting (2:37) — Sector Seven debates the pros and cons of working with the Decepticons.
  12. A Diving Volunteer (1:32) — Tripp Summers dares Charlie to dive at the beach.
  13. Pranking Tina (2:13) — Charlie, Bumblebee, and Memo get their revenge on Tina.
  14. Bee in the Kitchen (2:33) — Bumblebee explores the house after being drawn by Conan...
  15. Kitchen Chaos (1:45) — ...and totally trashes the place.
  16. Double Ambush (2:21) — Shatter and Dropkick attack.
  17. Charlie Sneaks Out (0:59) — Charlie leaves the house to help Bumblebee.
  18. Death and Resurrection (2:27) — Bumblebee is offlined but shocked back to life.
  19. Bee's Had Enough (5:15) — Bumblebee regains his memories and goes into a momentary bloodlust.
  20. Ron's Driving (1:42) — Ron to the rescue.
  21. Marina Tower (2:55) — Shatter and Dropkick prepare to contact the Decepticon fleet to invade Earth.
  22. Charlie Dives In (2:38) — Charlie overcomes her fears to help Bumblebee defeat the Decepticon duo.
  23. Saying Goodbye (2:26) — Charlie must bade her friend a tearful farewell.
  24. Not Quite There (1:48) — Memo gets friendzoned.

Notes

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