Say what you will about this movie's potential cornyness vs. potent H'wood storytelling-filmmaking-ness, 'cause I don't wanna start a whole thing on the movie itself (which, to me, looks incredibly moving and well made)....

That music. My God, that music. I have the chills. That is what good music can do in a movie, and why I have loved both movies and movie scores so much since I was a kid. I just watched the trailer three times in a row.

Incredibly stirring, powerful. I still have goosebumps. Like BACKDRAFT done by John Williams filtered through James Horner on his best days.

Who's scoring this one again? Anyone know if that music is specifically for the trailer, from some other source, or part of the score?

Outstanding. I wish I could strip out the dialogue (not that it's bad!) and just listen to this piece over and over again.

That's the kind of great, lyrical score I've been waiting months for, man.