for Ben 10. The company along with Boomerang, suggested to the filmmakers that combining aliens be the main draw for the movie. The score to Ben 10: Alien Swarm was composed by Michael Wandmacher, who reunited with director Alex Winter to record his score with a 71-piece ensemble of the Northwest Sinfonia and Blue Man Group at the Bastyr University. Many songs were featured in the film including: 'Sharks' by Red Fang, 'A Little Faster' by There For Tomorrow, 'Flyentology' by EL-P, 'Healer' by Torche, 'Rescue Me' by Hawthorne Heights. Also the song 'Tell Me' by Story Of The Year was featured in the second trailer of the film. During development, there is going to be 3h 30m in the movie, rather than 1h 30m where some unused aliens are going to be used in the early film. However in the final film. The running time 3h 30m was reduced to 1h 30m for unknown reasons, which 1h 30m was not present in the early film. Reception Accolades Ben 10: Alien Swarm was nominated for 2010 Emmys for Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Miniseries, Special or Movie - 2010. References External links 2009 television films 2009 films 2009 science fiction action films 2000s superhero films American action adventure films Canadian action adventure films Canadian science fiction action films Films set in the United States Films based on television series Television films based on television series Live-action films based on animated series American superhero films Television sequel films Ben 10 films Films with live action and animation American science fiction action films Films set in 2010 Films directed by Alex Winter Films with screenplays by John Turman Films scored by Michael Wandmacher Warner Bros. films Films set in Atlanta 2000s English-language films 2000s American films 2000s Canadian films