The original title of the page is "The biggest Hollywood mystery of 2017 is being questioned online, and ignored by mass media". Let that help you decide if it is worth a click or not.

For a second I thought it was about the Japanese movie soundtrack. Excellent compositions from Kenji Kawai by the way. Who cares about the Hollywood mediocre movie that came out recently?

The movie is already out? I'm a little sceptical by such a heavy named remake. We already had an awesome anime movie and an interesting tv show. It's often too much to ask for a remake with real actors to be good as well.

So, if it is already in the cinema and not a success, why make such a fuss about something like the OST? It's not a big deal in itself.

Not the first mistake the studio made with this film.

I wrote this to try to prod some bloggers/writers to look into this, as this puzzle is being pondered on the internet but not 'breaking through' to the larger media. My title (Biggest Hollywood mystery of the year) is not hyperbolic, it's literally true. The abrupt silence from people and companies involved in this is very strange, and in the context of the fan campaign to get it released, would make fertile ground for an enterprising journalist.

I don't understand why stories like this even get shared?

It's hardly a mystery, much less the biggest mystery of 2017.

The movie flopped, was an embarrassment to the studio, licensing the songs used in the film for distribution was probably a gamble they didn't feel worth it.

Crap, article simple.

I'm listening to an album release related to the film; "Ghost in the Shell (Music Inspired by the Motion Picture)". So they've released something, just not the Clint Mansell OST.