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What about the Sound Track?[edit]

I haven't seen the movie yet. Can someone add a paragraph or two about the soundtrack? Does the movie evolve as time goes on, with more and more (or maybe fewer) instruments getting mixed into the soundtrack? The article could be improved if it dealt with the way sound was added to the picture, and made it fuller (or shallower, as the case might be).