 Christopher Coleman of Tracksounds felt that though it was " ... a perfectly fitting score , " it was completely overwhelmed by the film , and totally unnoticed at times . Christian Clemmensen of Filmtracks recommended the soundtrack for those who enjoyed Julyan 's work on the film , and noted that it was not for those who expected " any semblance of intellect or enchantment in the score to match the story of the film . " Clemmensen called the score lifeless , " constructed on a bed of simplistic string chords and dull electronic soundscapes . " 
