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Give it a little while, man! You have a little less than three months to wait. It's not like this is an April of 1993 movie. It'll get a soundtrack release!
Shaun
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what a tiny poster
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It should have a lot of scoring.
Zwick's films often do.
And Howard did do the music for BLOOD DIAMOND; never saw the film, but have the score, though I don't remember it much.
Zwick's films always seem to me like overblown comic books. (Though I was intrigued to realize that LAST SAMURAI was, essentially, a love story, with a romantically tragic ending.)
But, though I find them grandiose and just this side of entertaining, they seem to make money, which allows Zwick to make more of them, on large budgets.
Although, Daniel Craig would never be my first choice for realistic casting as a Polish Jew in the resistance. With his steely blue eyes and light hair, he looks Aryan enough to be a Nazi. Likewise Jamie Bell, playing his kid brother. (Also, I could be wrong, but I don't recall that many Jews being in the Polish resistance, simply because the Poles hated them as much as, if not more than, the Nazis, and more or less abandoned them, even murdering many of them after they survived the war and tried to return to their former homes, which had been pre-empted by Poles.)
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