The film originally was to be scored by Oscar-winner Gabriel Yared, who recorded his music for the film before it was unceremoniously dumped at the last minute, and Oscar-winning composer James Horner swooped in to save the day. His score was effective enough, but many claimed it lacked the epic scope and power of Yared's work. So it was rather odd, when watching this new cut of the film, to note that the music score had been drastically tinkered with. Horner's score had been reduced to background wallpaper - his main themes for Achilles and the Love Theme have been dialed down, and even removed altogether from some sequences. Bits and pieces of his score are now repeated all over the place, resulting in a bit of a cut-and-paste feeling.
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f the thought of standing on a noisy sidewalk in Tokyo's trendy Shibuya-ku district with your nose pressed to a 400-page guidebook makes you shudder, a new collection of travel guides is designed to please. Launched in 2006, the Wallpaper* City Guides ($8.95, Phaidon Press) are light enough to toss into a Louis Vuitton waist purse, and slim enough to steal a furtive glance at without drawing attention from the locals. .
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