Mark Isham was initially hired to compose the score, but it was not recorded and only demos were completed for approximately 25% of the film, when it was reportedly rejected by Kevin Costner because it was "too ethnic and bleak", contrasting the film's futuristic and adventurous tone. Isham offered to try again, but was not given the chance, and was replaced by James Newton Howard who approached the film as a swashbuckling adventure. Because Howard came aboard so late into the film's production, fellow composer Hans Zimmer gave him access to his sample library because he was a fan of Howard's work.

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