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That's crazy. There have been many great M:I scores, but someone could argue that Joe's was the best and I would not contend them. At least not vigorously.
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I would guess Brian Tyler will score M-I FALLOUT.
He did MUMMY for Cruise and maybe he's forged a 'relationship' with him.
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That would be awesome! Fingers crossed! 
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I would guess Brian Tyler will score M-I FALLOUT.
He did MUMMY for Cruise and maybe he's forged a 'relationship' with him.
I agree and Tyler will make the most musical earth shattering noise just like The Mummy......
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I bet this is that franchise it was hinted at yesterday that Brian Tyler is about to be announced on.
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Could very well be Tyler, but love him or leave him Henry Jackman seems to turn up at times like this, very often jumping onboard big projects like these (i.e. Captain America, Jumanji, Kong, and he also took over for Kraemer in another Cruise series -- Jack Reacher -- although with less-than-desirable results).
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Elfman's is clearly the best score overall, but Rouge Nation was also great. Giacchino's scores, when they weren't banging around like assholes, had some great featured moments (like the "Humpty Dumpty" cue in III and the film version of "Love The Glove" in the fourth one).
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I'd be thrilled if Elfman came back and did a score even half way like the one he did for the first film.
I'd be highly disappointed (shut up Thor -- in advance) if he did a score like he's done for about a decade now. It's been one long skippable yawn fest.
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I know Schifrin isn't in the best of shape, but if he's well enough, I'd love for him to score at least one M: I film before he goes. That would be a good way to go out, rather then his resume for ten years now.
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