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Zephos · Local time: May 20, 2006, 10:55 PM

Meh, it was intriguing enough (I haven't read the book), but it dragged a lot. The plot was very convulted, and every time there was a new clue I checked my watch.

The first half was great though, very exciting. I just wish Da Vinci had more do do with it. I was expecting a semi Rambaldi type thing, but apparently not.

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Zephos · Local time: May 23, 2006, 05:18 PM

Originally Posted by MetheGelfling

and even Hans Zimmer seemed mediocre.

Funnily enough, where I would agree with you for any other Zimmer score in the alst decade, I felt that his score was one of the strongest points of the film. It was very subtle and worked very well; omnipresent but not overbearing. The best parts were easily the opening titles and the finale.

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Zephos · Local time: May 25, 2006, 06:56 PM

Originally Posted by booboocat

i thought the score had parts blatantly ripped off some of his "batman begins" tracks. but the music definately was probably the high point of the film. though, imho the film was satisfactory, not great though.

Considering Batman Begins is a rip-off of about eighty other Zimmer scores, I don't see that as a point of criticism.

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