Sherlock Holmes Movie Score

The original score for the 2009 Sherlock Holmes movies is set for release on December 22, 2009.

Hans Zimmer, an Academy Award, Golden Globe Award and Grammy Award winner, is the musical soundtrack composer for this score. You may know of him from his other work on the scores for Angels and Demons, Gladiator, The Lion King, The Da Vinci Code and Rain Man to name a few of his successes.

Distributed by New Line Labels, the songs included are:

1. Discombobulate

2. Is It Poison, Nanny?

3. I Never Woke Up In Handcuffs Before

4. My Mind Rebels At Stagnation

5. Data, Data, Data

6. He’s Killed The Dog Again

7. Marital Sabotage

8. Not In Blood, But In Bond

9. Ah, Putrefaction

10. Panic, Shear Bloody Panic

11. Psychological Recovery… 6 Months

12. Catatonictes

Customers who get the CD will also be able to get a free 5.1 Surround Sound download of the entire album via placing the CD in their computers. You can pre-order your copy of the Sherlock Holmes Movie Score from Amazon now.

And here’s a treat! To get a sneak preview, head over to Incontention and listen to Discombobulate.

As reported by Jalapenoman on The Spoof there were mistakes made on the new Sherlock Holmes movie.

Robert Downey Jr. has admitted that several mistakes and inconsistencies crept into the new “Sherlock Holmes” movie. The film, scheduled for release on Christmas Day in the United States, is loosely based on the character created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

“Yes, we had a few historical inaccuracies,” admitted Downey. “For example, I shouldn’t have been wearing an Iron Man t-shirt.”

“I also understand that the giant Ferris wheel, I forget what it was called,” was not in London in the last century and that we should not have filmed a pivotal fight scene there.”

“A few historians have also said that Sherlock Holmes should not have had a Rolling Stones poster on his wall or have been playing an original Les Paul guitar. In fact, they tell me that he really played the violin, but that would have been hard since I don’t do that.”

“A few people have also gotten mad about the scene where Holmes and Watson have a pizza delivered and stay home to watch a ball game.”

“In retrospect, Holmes should not have sent Scotland Yard a text message about where to meet him.”

“They also tell me that he would not have used expressions like gnarly, dude, far out, cool, or bitchin’.”

“If people had told us these things before filming, we might have been able to fix it. As it goes, well, you can’t please all of the people all of the time.”

See how many of these mistakes you catch when you watch the new Sherlock Holmes movie.