> I think that it should also be recognized that this is not a solely Native
> American story. It takes place during world war two. This is essentially
> the issue facing Horner, how does one compose for a war movie and
> successfully institute a native american feel. Now, I have yet to hear the
> whole score, so I cannot assess it fully, but my point is that we should
> not reason that this score is not worth the full four stars just because
> it isn't completely native american.

That's a good point!