For me, this soundtrack is a masterpiece. It reminds me of the night, and how profound a well writen story can be, i consider this Batman trilogy, the best superhero franchise ever made, especially the dark Knight.
Completely agree. For me, Rises is the most thematically powerful but the other 2 are fantastic. Changed the way i see superhero movies even if it hasn't been matched yet
The name of this track is pretty interesting. Lasiurus, in keeping with the theme of this score with every track being named after a type of bat. But it's also Ra's al Ghul's theme in the movie, and in the comic's, the Lazarus Pit is a major part of Ra's al Ghul's lore and character, that can't be a coincidence.
I can’t quite describe the sense of tranquility I feel at 1:36. It feels like I’m alone at the top of a mountain with a breeze washing over me as I watch the sun in the horizon.
This one's for you Mr. Conroy. The real Batman. Always and forever in my heart. Thank you for all the lessons, the laughs, the tears, and most of all, thank you for being courageous enough to pursue the best of yourself. We should all aspire to do as you have, and reach the unreachable. Obtain the unobtainable. Question, learn, and grow. Every day.
The flute at 1:35 is so sorrowful, cracking as if hoarse from crying out so much. This is such an emotionally intense piece from an overall great soundtrack.
@@ClassicCliche4706 I thought that too but the whole emotional part (4:30, and following) would be missing! Also I can only really identify the strings you can hear when you see batman watching over the city (at 6:32) but the rest before that doesn't seem to be from "Lasirurus" Here you can watch part of the scene: ruclips.net/video/AoQ9fhV8KvE/видео.html
“Who are you?” “My name is merely Ducard, but l speak for Ra's al Ghul - a man greatly feared by the criminal underworld. A man who can offer you a path.” “What makes you think l need a path?” “Someone like you is only here by choice. You have been exploring the criminal fraternity, but whatever your original intentions…you have become truly lost.” “And what path can Ra's al Ghul offer?” “The path of a man who shares his hatred of evil, and wishes to serve true justice. The path of the League of Shadows.” “You're vigilantes.” “No, no, no. A vigilante is just a man lost in the scramble for his own gratification. He can be destroyed or locked up… But if you make yourself more than just a man, if you devote yourself to an ideal, and if they can't stop you...then you become something else entirely.” “Which is?” “Legend, Mr. Wayne.”
This piece is exclusive to the soundtrack, though the ending (6:30 to 6:50) is kinda the part after Falcone gets arrested and the long shot of Batman on the roof.
The section at the beginning (upto 2:50) plays when Ra's visits Bruce in prison for the very first time, the rest of the track can be heard in different variations throughout the movie
"As a man i can be ignored or destroyed, but as a symbol. As a symbol i can be incorruptible, i can be everlasting"
From 5:30 to 6:10 just hear that.. CHILLS DOWN MY SPINE!!
For me, this soundtrack is a masterpiece. It reminds me of the night, and how profound a well writen story can be, i consider this Batman trilogy, the best superhero franchise ever made, especially the dark Knight.
Completely agree. For me, Rises is the most thematically powerful but the other 2 are fantastic. Changed the way i see superhero movies even if it hasn't been matched yet
The name of this track is pretty interesting. Lasiurus, in keeping with the theme of this score with every track being named after a type of bat. But it's also Ra's al Ghul's theme in the movie, and in the comic's, the Lazarus Pit is a major part of Ra's al Ghul's lore and character, that can't be a coincidence.
Memorygasm after listening to this. 17 years since the first batman. Time flies so fast
2:57 is the start of the the best Batman theme to date. You can really FEEL the personal struggle.
Who's struggle, actually? Bruce's or Ra's?
plaese tell me when this part plays in BB
@@thekrakozhian392 mine
@@randomuser78I’m pretty sure it does. But Chrissy Nolan is pretty unpredictable so I’ll have to rewatch it. I’ll let ya know soon
@@randomuser78 it plays during his training i suppose if ain't wrong
I can’t quite describe the sense of tranquility I feel at 1:36. It feels like I’m alone at the top of a mountain with a breeze washing over me as I watch the sun in the horizon.
2:57 always makes me thing of Ras al Ghuls line “I wasn’t always here in the mountains”
This one's for you Mr. Conroy. The real Batman. Always and forever in my heart. Thank you for all the lessons, the laughs, the tears, and most of all, thank you for being courageous enough to pursue the best of yourself. We should all aspire to do as you have, and reach the unreachable. Obtain the unobtainable. Question, learn, and grow. Every day.
My all time favourite Batman score and the most moving I've ever heard.
The flute at 1:35 is so sorrowful, cracking as if hoarse from crying out so much. This is such an emotionally intense piece from an overall great soundtrack.
"Your anger gives you great power, but if you let it, it will destroy you...as it almost did me."
What stopped it
“Vengeance.”
@@tjbrown4213 that's no help to me
@@Antonya944 "Why Bruce? Why did you fail to avenge your parents' death?"
This line reminds me of the movie "Raging Bull".
Love this soundtrack, I want this played at my funeral, love it.
This is such an amazing piece.
1:42 "you're the mercenary? and bane is your child? your heir?"
6:35 ohh!!that scene
Could you tell me where this plays in the movie? I have been trying to find it but I couldn't :/
@@Linus_RUclips it’s right after the police arrest Falcone, strapped up to the signal. It’s the shot of Batman standing on the rooftop during sunrise.
@@ClassicCliche4706 I thought that too but the whole emotional part (4:30, and following) would be missing! Also I can only really identify the strings you can hear when you see batman watching over the city (at 6:32) but the rest before that doesn't seem to be from "Lasirurus"
Here you can watch part of the scene: ruclips.net/video/AoQ9fhV8KvE/видео.html
“Who are you?”
“My name is merely Ducard, but l speak for Ra's al Ghul - a man greatly feared by the criminal underworld. A man who can offer you a path.”
“What makes you think l need a path?”
“Someone like you is only here by choice. You have been exploring the criminal fraternity, but whatever your original intentions…you have become truly lost.”
“And what path can Ra's al Ghul offer?”
“The path of a man who shares his hatred of evil, and wishes to serve true justice. The path of the League of Shadows.”
“You're vigilantes.”
“No, no, no. A vigilante is just a man lost in the scramble for his own gratification. He can be destroyed or locked up…
But if you make yourself more than just a man, if you devote yourself to an ideal, and if they can't stop you...then you become something else entirely.”
“Which is?”
“Legend, Mr. Wayne.”
So beautiful
"we die standing!"
For Terra and Golden throne
Fight the best, die like the rest
best ost ever
Underrated Batman movie
"Why rise when all must fall?"
For some reason this score makes me think of the scene in dark Knight rises where he saves the people of Gotham and everyone thinks he’s dead
I believe they should have used this score into that scene. It would fit better
i wish i could delete my memory just to hear this for the first time
This music should be use for a tribute to Kevin Conroy
It really should!
6:35 ending scene of Dunkirk...
Lol😂
🦇🦇Amazing BSO🦇🦇
Lasiurus, the red bat!
Et tu Barnie?
I’m sorry Fred but it was this…or my family…you understand don’t you?
6:30
They should have used this to make up most of the end credits.
5:23
"Why do we fall?"
Zuviel Glatteis auf den strassen
Et tu, Barnie?
Does this score appear in the movie?
When a fruit loop falls on the ground 5:46
Can anyone tell me where this plays in the movie? I couldn't find it
This piece is exclusive to the soundtrack, though the ending (6:30 to 6:50) is kinda the part after Falcone gets arrested and the long shot of Batman on the roof.
After Bruce falls into the ice
The section at the beginning (upto 2:50) plays when Ra's visits Bruce in prison for the very first time, the rest of the track can be heard in different variations throughout the movie
@@ashwinshetty1598 In which scenes 2:57 and after plays?
@@randomuser78 Part of that section plays when Ra’s is telling Bruce about his past and the loss of his wife.
This is skyrim at night
This song reminds me of my friends threw herself off the bridges 😢