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Wow. I know very little about this film or its music. Nonetheless, I am VERY impressed. I may not know much about the score but really, all that needs to be known is that it is Goldsmith.
Well done Intrada!
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My oh my, what a score! Jerry Goldsmith had more talent & imagination in one 2 minute cue than most of today's scores put together.
Man, did YOU just hit the nail on the head! Best description of Goldsmith I ever read! 
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Really like what I'm hearing in the samples and will be picking this up. I really need to check this movie out as well, i've always dug that cool poster art.
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Listening to these samples, I am reminded of something SchiffyM wrote around here somewhere a while ago about modern scores. That movies don't need the same kind of musical support they used to because they are able to create the worlds they envision. So music is in a much more subsidiary role these days.
This score is the archetypal example of what he is talking about. For me, the movie is a failure and a mess, and I've always felt that the score is doing all of the work of trying to convince us that what we are seeing is actually worth watching. Which is why it will make such a dynamite album, and why I don't ever have to see the movie again. Whew!
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Ah - Jerry Goldsmith, the Paul Winfield years! My favorite period. 
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How much time took to locate the original multi track recording sessions?
It's Fox. They know where most things are. They digitized the 2-inch back-up of the 6-channel material made in 2003.
Mike M.
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It's Fox. They know where most things are. They digitized the 2-inch back-up of the 6-channel material made in 2003.
Mike M.
I'm not trying to be contrary, but so far I've read two comments from Intrada that don't align with that.
Part of the announcement:
"Under guidance of Producer Nick Redman and Fox team, search deep into vaults unearths complete multi-channel orchestral session masters"
Why would they have to search at all if FOX knows where it is and has handily backed up and ready?
And the same with a comment from Doug:
"It began as a pipe dream of Roger's who wondered if we could get Fox on board and then get Nick to dig deep into the vaults and find every roll ..."
Just curious.
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And so . . . they ate their hats.
Killer cockroaches will do that. ;-)
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