The original soundtrack to
Chris Columbus' Bicentennial Man reunites composer
James Horner with singer
Celine Dion, the dynamic duo that made the Titanic soundtrack a huge success. Horner's evocative score and Dion's single "Then You Look at Me" reflect the film's bittersweet tale of a robot's ambition to become human over the course of two centuries. Though it may not be as popular a soundtrack as Titanic,
Bicentennial Man is a satisfying, appropriate album of film music. ~ Heather Phares