> The Powell rankings cover all scores that I’ve heard where he’s credited
> as the primary composer or co-composer.

> *½
> 52. Jason Bourne
>
>
> **
> 51. Fair Game
>
>
> **½
> 50. Forces of Nature
> 49. United 93
> 48. Just Visiting
> 47. The Road to El Dorado
> 46. Don't Worry Darling
> 45. Face/Off
>
>
> ***
> 44. Gigli
> 43. I Am Sam
> 42. Two Weeks Notice
> 41. The Lorax

> 40. The Italian Job
> 39. Mr. & Mrs. Smith
> 38. Jumper
> 37. Stop-Loss
> 36. Rat Race
> 35. Evolution
> 34. The Bourne Identity
>
>
> ***½ (round down to 3)
> 33. Happy Feet Two
> 32. Bolt
> 31. Knight and Day
> 30. The Bourne Ultimatum
> 29. Shrek
>
>
> ***½ (round up to 4)
> 28. Ice Age: Continental Drift
> 27. P.S. I Love You
> 26. Rio
> 25. Hancock
> 24. Dr. Suess' Horton Hears a Who!
> 23. Rio 2
> 22. Green Zone
>
>
> ****
> 21. Endurance
> 20. Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs
> 19. Ferdinand
> 18. Robots
> 17. Ice Age: The Meltdown
> 16. Antz
> 15. Agent Cody Banks
> 14. The Bourne Supremacy
>
>
> ****½ (round down to 4)
> 13. Mars Needs Moms
> 12. X-Men: The Last Stand
> 11. Happy Feet
>
>
> ****½ (round up to 5)
> 10. Kung Fu Panda
> 9. Kung Fu Panda 2
> 8. Pan
> 7. Chicken Run
>
>
> *****
> 6. Paycheck
> 5. How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
> 4. The Call of the Wild
> 3. How To Train Your Dragon
> 2. Solo: A Star Wars Story
> 1. How To Train Your Dragon 2

I think X-Men: the Last Stand and Bourne Supremacy are much too low. I'd certainly have both over Paycheck. Haven't heard Happy Feet.

Powell's an interesting composer. He gets a lot of love from our community, rightfully so, but I still hesitate to list him with the greatest film composers. Is top 10 scores can score toe-to-toe with just about anyone else, but once you get outside his top 15 scores, that's where the difference occurs. Having said that, I'd be a happy camper if he was scoring as many films as Balfe or some other prolific composers.