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Title: Is there something wrong with this release of the DVD?
Review: I was looking at the main title sequence of this film, and maybe it was the DVD release, but why was Elmer Bernstein credited as doing the music, when even the back of the box says that Mark Isham did the music? When I saw the film on VHS, they had the correct information, but why was the DVD incorrect? Are other releases of this film on DVD providing the same incorrect information, or actually listing Isham as the composer. What made the issue even more ridiculous is how the end credits had Isham's regular orchestrator and conductor, Ken Kugler, and Bernstein always conducted his own scores by this time period. Please, will anyone explain this discrepancy? On the whole though, bad film, but beautiful cinematography. However, Tom Skerritt and Brenda Blethyn were extraordinary.
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