> I couldn't agree more with Clemmensen about this film spoiling its
> potential to be intellectually stimulating. I was lured into seeing it by
> Roger Ebert's four star review, where he WAS in existential contemplation
> mode. I think he was out of his mind. What I saw instead was
> intellectually dishonest, anti-scientific, end-times religion masquerading
> as a science fiction film.

Well, the religion part sounded forced. It was full of half baked ideas and the plot just got nowhere new. Ir may have used some more brainstorming.
As for the score, I liked the bits where Nicolas Cage is sorting the numbers and the finale. A bit different from Beltrami's normal action material, which makes its appearance in the subway wreckage. Though nothing else is noteworthy.