Holds up brilliantly, the soundtrack. In terms of the movie vs tv series debate, in some ways the movie is better, since the tv series never really fully developed its 'Gaia' strand of the story into rigorous clarity, and this strand has been excised completely from the movie, which possibly makes for a more coherent tale. However, there's an odd listlessness to the film itself, and Jedburgh's character in particular suffers from its development's compression to suit the running time of a film. Also, Bob Peck's masterful emoting of his grief is simply not matched by Gibson, though again this could partially at least be due to the shortened running time.