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The movie, despite its title, is utterly forgettable, but Jerry Goldsmith's rousing score stands on its own, ranking among the composer's finest works. Goldsmith effectively blends electronics and orchestration to get compelling sounds, and the driving rhythmic elements lend a sense of urgency and menace to even the score's quieter moments. The momentum doesn't let up until the final track, wherein Goldsmith proves that he can, in fact, write music that conveys calm instead of tension. --Genevieve Williams
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