> People like you are the death of good film scoring.

People like you are the death of polite and intelligent debate and conversation. Some people like this score and others don't. We all have our opinions, and I personally find it rather pigheaded and arrogant of you to make rude comments because of someone's tastes.

I believe that Hooper's score is very different and inventive and fitting for the film. Everyone seems so bent on complaining about it, but I think if a score makes you feel the right emotion for the scene, it's doing its job, regardless of theme or motifs or the use of former material from say Williams or Doyle. Hooper's score, for me, is a delight. I wouldn't change a thing.