> The music is entertaining, meaning that your accusations of simplicity
> don't matter at the point where I like the score.

Dont tell me. What´s the point of critic then?

> Not to mention that it really isn't that simplistic. Yes, similar chord
> progressions to other Zimmer scores and a few takeoffs from King Arthur,
> but simplistic? Did you listen to Up is Down? Or I Don't Think Now is The
> Best Time? Come on, those alone should be enough to shatter your claim
> that this is the second most simple score of all time.

Why exactly do you think those tracks contain a complex musical writing? I´m curious now.

> That you've listened to Santaollala and still think Dead Man's Chest is
> the most simplistic score ever makes me think your bias plays too much
> into this. Obviously those bold, epic, sweeping, and complex themes of
> Brokeback Mountain must really send that complexity-loving part of your
> brain spinning.

I was obviously exagerating. I´m not a film music connoisseur. I´m sure there are even more simplistic scores out there.