Will_Sperling

The catchy theme was the reason for me staying with the film. I'm a Chuck Cirino fan, and enjoyed the movie for the music. The soundtrack was released in September '09, and I've snared one of the 1000 copies available. As for the the others' comments, I'd tend to agree with them. So, if you're a movie soundtrack and score fan, my opinion is that it's worth the listen, at least. It has kind of a "Cherry 2000" sound to it, in a similarity.

Some other Chuck Cirino soundtracks are: The Lair (TV); Dire Wolf; Lost in the Woods; The Bare Wench Project(s); Polar Opposites; Troglodyte (TV); Fire Serpent (TV); Sorceress; Sorceress II.

Another Harrison Ford action movie; This one kept me on the edge of my seat; no kidding. Although the plot was somewhat predictable, the methods used in the movie kept my interest throughout. I'm a fan of composer Alexandre Desplat (Syriana & Hostage), and sure wasn't disappointed in this gem. Bad guy Paul Bettany (A Beautiful Mind, Master & Commander, The DaVinci Code) plays his part well. He's ruthless, cruel, mean, (which is what the villain should be) and you love to hate him. Harrison Ford plays a bank security / software expert, and is expected to break into his own system for Bettany. The twists, turns, and deceit make this a thriller worth seeing. This is Harrison Ford at his best, of course, getting beat to a pulp by Bettany. Before I knew it, the movie was over! Don't miss this one; It was well worth the $8.50 I spent at our local cinema.

I read all the other users' comments, and have one thing to say: JERRY GOLDSMITH - my opinion the greatest composer of all time. The movie was OK with me; suspense, action, mystery, etc. Julia Roberts is nice to look at even waterlogged (I guess they can put on makeup that works in the water?). One of my favorite soundtracks; a little of RUDY, a smidge of Hoosiers, and VERY JERRY (Goldsmith).