Do you know for sure there's no score? Isn't MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 2's being released, like, a month after the movie opens or so? Maybe the same will apply to 60 SECONDS.

I will leave it to the rest of you to extract whatever it is I mean by bringing that up.

I saw the movie at its first "work print" screening a while back. Mr. Bruckheimer was in attendance (behind me, and to the left). I spotted him in the foyer after the screening & decided to ask about the actual score - the print was temp-tracked with really generic techno-pop.

Shoulda seen his face when I asked which of the Media Ventures guys was going to be doing the score!

As to the movie itself: I signed a form promising that I ABSOLUTELY WOULD NOT GET ON THE INTERNET AND WARN YOU ALL NOT TO PAY FOR IT BECAUSE THERE IS NOTHING INHERENTLY TERRIFYING ABOUT AN EFFETE VILLAIN WITH A SPOTTY ENGLISH ACCENT, WAY-TOO-CUTESY HANDHELD-CAMERA ACTION SEQUENCES, OR WATCHING NICHOLAS CAGES' DESCENT FROM AN ACTOR INTO A PAID PERFORMER; OR THAT ROBERT DUVALL IS RECYCLING HIS "TOP CAR", ERRRR, "DAYS OF THUNDER" ROLE; OR THAT "POPCORN" MOVIES SHOULD SHOULD HAVE SOME SALT & BUTTER ON THEM -- NOT DROOL.