Michel Colombier, who died in 2004, was one of the proponents of the “consistent versatility” I spoke about in another thread. He could do everything – orchestral, jazz, electronic etc., with equal ease. I think the last film he did, in terms of original music, was a TV movie called DEACONS FOR DEFENSE (2003), which I’ve neither seen nor heard. The year before, he did the infamous Guy Ritchie film SWEPT AWAY. But what was his last great score? NEW JACK CITY all the way back in 1991?