Harald Klosers first big blockbuster score will certainly open some doors to him in Hollywood. In the film itself, the music is very beeidruckend, and serves as a perfect Untemalung of Screen-events. On the CD, separately from the film can not entirely convincing, however, looks rather a bit boring and flat. By no means it is to keep up to Emmerich's "Independence Day" with David Arnold's very varied and rapid score. But the orchestral arrangements are safe routine and created big, but act as compared to past highlights such as "Lord of the Rings" or "The Matrix Trilogy" something simple. This is also certainly due to the fact that can come into play on a CD of only about 40 minutes running time is not the full extent and the quality of the film music. Especially interesting to Action. Cues lacks the CD. Wen the film, however, has beeidnruckt, which I also count myself who will be able to sit back and especially the epic Main Theme, which is repeatedly alluded to the score vrmag to leave a lasting impression.
