> After reading several reveiws on several movies, one question keeps
> invading my mind. Do any of you "crititcs" compose music? You
> complain that this score is to creepy and morbid. But isn't that the
> movie? Last I recall the movie wasn't to happy or uplifting. Or maybe you
> guys would preferr John Williams, wich is the mainstream almost the
> "pop" composer of movies. It's humorus to hear you guys complain
> that the score is to boring just to listen to alone. Am I even to ask are
> any of you critics at the very least any type of musician?
Don't try
> and criticize what you can't comprehend.

Nowhere did we say that we consider ourselves experts on the topic. Our opinions are not truths. They are opinions. As "crititcs" most of us probably do not compose music. This is not to say we do not know music; most film music enthusiasts probably do know music, have studied at least one instrument, and at the very least, listen to it rather frequently. And I suppose you think you are the only one who can comprehend this music? You seem very knowledgeable about music, posting at a score site an insult to everyone else. Let's see your credentials. Your Masters in Music Theory? How about your Symphony in D# minor? I'm finding this quite "humorus."