I had to re-read your post so let me clarify mine.

The music in the theater was LOUD. My seat was vibrating when the aftershock of nuke passed by I did not find the score detracting at all. The dialogue was clear and I never missed anything that was said.

On the score...I liked the use of silence when the nuke itself went off.....You had all the sound....score, ticking of the clock and then ....nothing. Just silence as the nuke went off. The movie let you and your mind take over. Reminded me of the Tom Cruise alien movie Signs that had no back ground music what so ever if I recall correctly. That was the first time, that such an experiment was done with a movie. The lack of a score made that particular movie very "different".

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