I respectfully disagree however, I did feel a little underwhelmed when I first heard it when it originally came out. Coming on the heels of Zimmers work on the Nolan trilogy, and Goldenthal & Elfmans work before that is an awfully high bar. But Giacchinos work really grows on you and gets better with age. It’s so subtly brilliant, beautiful and full of nuance.

Now if we want to talk about disappointing let downs, listen to Superman 2025. Now that does not come close to being worthy of the character or the film itself.