> Christian hasn't rated the score below average. He has rated it average,
> which s 3/5. First of all look at the rating before you post. A 3/5 is not
> something bad in this review site, everyone knows that. There are a lot of
> 3/5 ratings for quite good scores here. And 3/5 means "good" in
> Christian's words.

> And Inception score does not deserve anything more than that for sure.
> It's functional, it works within the scenes, but isn't anything special
> neither among Zimmer scores nor film scores in general.

> I think it's a fair rating.

Not sure what review you're reading but he gave it a 2/5 which is obviously below average so I didn't need to be corrected on that fact. Whether it deserves more than that or not is really not my point. My point is that opinions on this score really are not as one-sided as people on this website think. It is being dismissed as a score that 'everyone thinks is below average' which is at polar opposites to the truth. Movie reviewers and mainstream movie-goers have been very positive the music, as have several other soundtrack reviewers.

Also, as others have mentioned, this review is very poor. Not only has Christian completely missed several key aspects of the score he has also completely lost objectivity. It is less like an "inception soundtrack review" and more like an essay entitled "why I don't like Hans Zimmer and his music"