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[i_amtrunks]

The man responsible for the Official Movie Score for the first live action Transformers film, Steve Jablonsky will be responsible for the Official Movie Score for the upcoming sequel Revenge of the Fallen.

According to Nelson from Michael Bay's blog Shoot for the Edit Jablonsky will not be alone, with the band Linkin Park also working on the score. Linkin Park have previously worked on the first Transformers live action film Official Soundtrack

Nelson also mentions that a limited edition signed movie tie-in book may be in the works for a holiday season release. This book would be a behind the scenes style book showcasing the work of the designers and effects teams.

To read Nelson's full update, please click here.

[Skullgrin140]

Definetly great news, Jablonsky's score for TF1 was just perfect! I look forward to hearing how ROTF's score might be.

[1337W422102]

Hurm. Generic music for a generic Hollywood film, it seems. The instantly-forgettable soundtrack added nothing to the last flick.

[mattyc1007]

this film is gonna kick ass music wise!

shame for my bro, that he wont hear anything

[Autobot Ignition]

Great news. I loved the score to the first movie. With Linkin Park again, the music should be very good

[Highbeam]

Awesome! I loved his music from the first movie!

[omega666]

I was happy when I read the first paragraph. Sad when I read the second. Oh well, the movie will kick ass.

[omega666]

Hurm. Generic music for a generic Hollywood film, it seems. The instantly-forgettable soundtrack added nothing to the last flick.

you are nuts

[1337W422102]

Hurm. Generic music for a generic Hollywood film, it seems. The instantly-forgettable soundtrack added nothing to the last flick.

you are nuts

Nope, I just have taste, mate.

The music should complement what's on screen, but, like the Iron Man movie, the music wasn't epic enough. It didn't add to the scenes much nor properly capture what was on-screen. I guess I've just been spoiled with the scores of John Williams, Danny Elfman, Harry G. Williams, etc.

[TheMuffin]

Hurm. Generic music for a generic Hollywood film, it seems. The instantly-forgettable soundtrack added nothing to the last flick.

you are nuts

Nope, I just have my opinion, mate.

Fixed that for ya.