Problem number two is that it, and the couple other themes, go through little to no variation throughout. The main theme is either played on piano or clarinet, the same way every time. If he wants a little more emphasis, there'll be string or brass flourishes beneath it. That's about it. The only vaguely interesting track is A Second Chance, which sets a peppy, slightly quirky tone the rest of it never matches up to.
Some tracks pass by without much of anything noteworthy happening.
At times, it sounds a bit like Presumed Innocent, just without the creepy intensity. This one was really a letdown. Very little emotion is conveyed at any point, and this is coming from one of the masters of string-based dramatic scores. It simply made no impact on me whatsoever. However, for those of you with more common sense than money, trust me.