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AMPAS tend to prefer a more "composed" style of sound score.

Posted by Harmonia on February 5, 2008 at 14:57:08:
Atonement was a ver fine soundtrack, and follows the one for Pride & Prejudice from same composer that was also excellent. But I thought TWBB deserved a nod too - very creative and as you say, provides what a soundtrack is supposed to do.

AMPAS likes "tunes". They get it right sometimes, and sometimes they ignore the more adventurous fare.