Somehow the music doesn't sound as heavy and brutal as implied by the review. In terms of brutality I think the music from End of Days is much heavier and eerier than this one.
This whole thing goes a lot more into the pop area IMO. It's nice to listen to, but sounds as if it was written for any kind of desert movie or maybe even the new battlestar galactica, no pun intended.

I agree. It has some whailing that has become a trademark for modern historical epics, although it's commendable how it transforms the traditional "choral religious" into a more "cross-over spiritual" sound with the mix of choir, middle-eastern instruments and chanting.

It isn't heavy, but it certainly isn't unoriginal.

Come on i dont understand whats u problem. U may have ur own views abt the movie and abt the religion. But here when u review music, y cant u just review it without bringing up all unnecessary stuffs in the review and irritate the readers?

It looks like this reviewer got some wrong facts with him :-\ John Debney won the Academy award for this movie

It lost to Jan A. P. Kaczmarek's score to "Finding Neverland".

Wikipedia isn't there just to be vandalized.

he's talking about Christian's review. CHRISTIAN'S. you seem to misinterpret a lot of things, eh Gumpy? Mild form of autism, perhaps? EH GUMPY?

teeheeho

I thought you said people at YouTube were bigger trolls than here.