That opening scene with the criminals looking up to the sky and seeing the bat signal in absolute fear and terror is one of the greatest moments I’ve seen in a superhero movie, period.
@@momorgan4703 yeah but not in the same way or with the same effect. This movie really characterized Batman as pure fear in criminals’ eyes. The scene also kept prolonging Batman’s arrival making it even more thrilling and intense. Of course, the music was also incredible and really complimented the visuals.
Was really hoping this theme would kick in during that shot of the bat signal kicking on, but I also like that they kept it subdued and focused on The Penguin. "Nothing can stop you now, Gotham is yours" and then that Bat signal kicks on... chills.
@@ICCUWANSIUT well yeah, it's MUCH easier to produce as you don't have to invest NEARLY as much time into each episode as you do an entire movie. They can put out a pilot episode, see the general opinion on it, & decide the budget from there.
What I liked about this batman, is that he realized at the end of the movie that he needed to be more then just a nightmare for criminals. Especially through the beginning we saw how that man he saved was also afraid of him. At the end realized that while the criminals have to fear him at the same the civilians have to see him as a Symbole of hope, that one day gotham will be saved
@@RedGreenAndBlack I mean I think the difference here compared to Nolan's trilogy was that he was always a hero in those movies, and here it is him becoming a hero. And a symbol of hope.
@@StraightEdgeKnight19 bc people can have their own opinions and expectations. Yea the trailer was cool but that didn't mean the movie would be cool too. Too many times we had awful movies with great trailers sadly.
@@Scorpion51123314512 Same. Some say his Bruce Wayne is lacking because I feel they only think of Bruce as the billionaire philanthropist opposite to the vigilante, when the real Bruce is the scared, broken man who mentally never left that alley - that's who Pattinson nailed imo. And this film sets the stage for him to also embody his public persona in the sequel as a symbol of hope for Gotham as both sides of him.
Not just that, The Batman is a 10/10 MASTERPIECE of a film! Phenomenal movie and one of, if not THE BEST batman film of all time! I can’t wait for more!
100%. The build up was so impactful. The man at the train station ask Batman to please not hurt him was also great. It just added to the point that Batman is nothing but a vigilante at this point and he doesn’t care about being a hero. He just wants to beat up criminals. Frickin awesome
@@china_sickness7005 To add on at the end it reversed as he reached out his hand and he was accepted as a saviour and acted as a beacon that shone a bright light towards the future. And the women getting carried in the helicopter caressing him for comfort he regained his humanity.
@@tedwan0275 I one hundred percent agree, that’s why it’s my best Batman movie, because it’s about Batman not the villain and they did a really great job with it
0:00 a man who lost his family, trying to get to know how this happend, trying to grow up, trying to find help people who lost in the dark or trying to vengeance 4:00 the batman
@@thejanitor3337 in truthfully, majority of thr movie shows as Batman as "vengeance", a person who use violence on petty thief and criminals to dealt with his traumatic past. Near the end, we saw him transformat into Batman when he realized his "vengeance" persona was inspirated the wrong messages.
Man I watched this movie yesterday, it was the perfect batman movie. Chills every time this theme came out, it really makes you feel fear when you hear this.
@@Zoloft77 I was thinking of that while watching the movie too, still him trying to understand what it means to be Batman while also balancing the life of Bruce Wayne. It was portrayed really well in this movie in my opinion. It's my favorite movie so far!
Except for George Clooney. Val Kilmer is kinda underrated as Batman in my opinion. But for Adam West, well it was a different time when Batman Show was still cheesy and campy.
Actually nah Bruce Wayne is an insane psychopath obsessed with Batman to the point he considers his true identity to be Batman. This is why his interactions with Joker are so intriguing
@@fnd-vw6zqbatman is actually bruce wayne not the other way around. He’s not acting, Batman is his true Identity, he IS batman bruce Wayne is an act
Something I really enjoyed about this movie is that they focused on the batman as the greatest detective. I’m honestly surprised it took them this long to make an actual mystery movie for the batman.
Even though he wasn’t the “World’s Greatest Detective” at that point in his career, it was awesome to see Bats do that kind of work on top of his crime fighting. A truly well-rounded performance from R Patt :)
@@brandonthomas6602 It felt like that was the point. Like that Batman strong arming every situation and being angry and impatient kept him constantly 1 step behind the Riddler.
@@donalddarko5807 It’s really shown by each club scene. First he forces his way in as batman, then he walks in as Bruce. Each time he goes to angry or too peaceful. Before he sneaks in, silent without being noticed, he uses his skills and brains than brute force or passive walk.
This song really captures the tragedy that is the Batman. A hero born of darkness that struggles to escape it for his entire life. If he can’t free himself, then maybe all the people he saves can.
I think he sees himself in every villian, especially the Joker. Gotham city is one whole big Arkham Asylum, so he tries his best to save everybody as they are all victims of the world
@@thevaden2024 I love angry batman. think about it, you watch your parents die in front of your eyes, your city is a cesspit of scumbags and you have the ability to do something about it. Of course your gonna be one rage filled individual. Angry batman is more realistic in my eyes.
@@thevaden2024 i don't think it's the fact that people don't like an angry batman. it's that he killed people which goes against what makes batman batman.
I fell in love with Giacchino’s work ever since the Incredibles, Ratatouille, and of course, Up, and the man just keeps on delivering across all genres.
Batman and Spider-Man have always been similar in that regard. Often times they try to find happiness only for that to be yanked away. I vividly remember the scene in Mask of the Phantasm where he is begging his dead parents to let him have a normal life because “things are different now”, and the lightning that crackles in objection. He has a responsibility greater than himself to fulfill, and that is what truly makes a hero a hero. Also want to note that both tend to have villains that are victims just as much as they are perpetrators.
When he redeemed himself at the end while this was in the background made me cry just like nwh I love movies like theses redemption arks of your favorite character are the best
@@Cybertron1256 He didn't redeemed himself at the end. He did nothing that required redemption. He simply realized that Batman needed to be a symbol of hope for the average citizen just as much as he is a symbol of fear for the criminals. He needed to strike a balance between both to generate a positive change
@@Forza_Italia7 exactly, The Dark Knight was the best superhero movie but The Batman is the best Batman movie, This movie just cemented that matt Reeves can make any movie and it will be a blockbuster 🎉🎉
0:46 through 2:24 is so beautiful, gives this feeling of loneliness, darkness, but somewhere in all of that darkness theres hope. It fits so well to Robert’s batman
@@julien_mglhs Don't need to watch the movie to tell it has a feeling of loneliness, darkness etc. You can also tell from the trailers that the music fits Robs Batman so well
That orchestral part reminded me of a James Gray film, especially The Yards. Maybe it's a tune inspired by Gustav Holst as well? Howard Shore who did the score for The Yards used a Holst piece as the theme for the film.
I had no doubts as I KNEW it was going to be an absolute MASTERPIECE of a movie and it became EXACTLY that completely which IS a masterpiece of a movie!
REST IN PEACE VICTOR OZ THINKS THAT NO ONE IS STANDING IN HIS WAY BUT THERE WILL ALWAYS BE ON MAN STANDING IN HIS WAY AND THAT IS THAT ONE VIGILANTE KNOWN AS THE BATMAN ❤
One thing I've always liked about Giacchino is that he's someone who grew before our eyes. He's not from a previous generation, like John Williams, Danny Elfman, Mark Isham or many others that were already established by the time my generation - 90's kids, 2000's teens - started paying attention to names in the credits. In the 2000's, he gradually started to grow, with "The Incredibles" being his first big mark. And look at him now, look at him go, making themes for Batman.
I have a feeling it’ll play when Bruce and Selina are on screen together… The softness indicating something romantic or at least a definite connection but then as the theme starts to become darker, they turn away as they can’t have that kind of relationship right now. Then becoming epic again as it leads into Batman doing what he does best, the mission. Just a theory but pretty much what I saw listening to this. It’s a great theme.
1:37 to 3:35 is criminally underrated. It’s captures the tragedy but also undying determination and heroism that defines Batman as a character. Brilliant score!
I found it bit disappointing that entrance of batman was just to beat some street punks. That was bellow his level. I would think he has more important things to do.
@@handznet this is some point in the beginning of batman comics, where he doesn’t have that much op tech and solves cases using his brain rather than help of fox.
@@ISleepAndIKnowThings Yeah he killed it with the Lost score, he earned my respect after watching that and most of the time, when I see he's the composer I know we're gonna get a great score (apart from doctor strange, though I don't think that's his fault, the mcu wasn't really doing much with their scores at that point anyway)
The Batman theme is a masterpiece, just like the film. I am going to leave a comment here so after a week, a month or maybe a year when someone likes it or leaves a reply, I get reminded of this brilliant piece of music. ; )
RIP Kevin Conroy. Thank you for all the memories especially the arkham games. As a Batfan I cannot thank you enough for what you did for this character.
In this movie, Batman felt like a force of nature. Utterly unstoppable. Vengeance personified. Im not that much of a Batman fan, but this movie and this theme blew me away.
As a Batman fan, this movie was everything I needed! This ENTIRE movie is a 10/10 MASTERPIECE! We have a batman movie where the best character in the film IS Batman/Bruce Wayne! Robert Pattinson is the BEST batman I've seen and he's PHENOMENAL as Batman AND Bruce Wayne entirely while still given him a new stylized look that's FANTASTIC to see! Love this movie to death as it's the BEST batman movie, It never stopped feeling like a comic book throughout it’s runtime and felt like watching Batman: The Animated Series BEAUTIFULLY brought to life in Live-action with it's gorgeous Art Direction and aesthetics! MASTERPIECE of a film throughout!
To think this movie was getting crapped on too. Then it came out and all of a sudden everyone loved it lol. This is my 2nd favorite batman movie behind Dark Knight
It's a big city, I can't be everywhere but they don't know where I am. We have a signal now, for when I needed, but when that light hits the sky it's not just a call it's a warning to them. Fear is a tool, they think I'm hiding in the shadows but I am the shadows
One thing DC have almost always been consistent on are their scores. Animated, live-action, and video games. And now Michael Giacchino (who's been on a streak lately) is on that list with The Batman scores. Can’t wait to hear the rest of the scores, and I can’t wait until the movie comes out. It’s almost here.
everyone listening to this after penguin finale feeling like batman wanting to bring vengeance to vic and many others that have suffered by the hands of penguin
This movie is just beautiful especially the scene where he's like holding a torch with the people of Gotham behind him in the middle of darkness. He's not a hero, he's a crusader that serves as a light for the people lost in the dark.
He IS a hero and a Fantastic one at that! This ENTIRE movie is a 10/10 MASTERPIECE! We have a batman movie where the best character in the film IS Batman/Bruce Wayne! Robert Pattinson is the BEST batman I've seen and he's PHENOMENAL as Batman AND Bruce Wayne entirely while still given him a new stylized look that's FANTASTIC to see! Love this movie to death as it's the BEST batman movie, felt like batman: the animated series BEAUTIFULLY brought to life with it's gorgeous Art Direction and aesthetics! MASTERPIECE of a film throughout!
This is just beautiful, the whole arrangement, the violins, the percussions, the horns, everything! This reminds me so much of the theme from Batman The Animated Series. Michael Giacchino if you are reading this, you have truly outdone yourself sir.
real talk, the ending with the bat symbol lighting up in the sky again gave me absolute chills…but what i wanna know is where batman was during the whole time with “the penguin” events, i mean even with no appearance or anything theres no way he definitely didn’t hear about what was going on, i mean there was an explosion and it was crazy and the news was blaring too and theres just now a bat symbol in the sky??? somethings weird, i hope theres explanation in the batman part 2, i mean maybe batman was investigating into it but never really wanted to step into it and was just lurking behind the scenes the whole time but idk
Same. That opening scene of Batman beating up those thugs. Straight chills. The whole theater could feel the weight of his punches. This one of the few Batman that intimidate me
@@kingslayerx1716 and the sounds of him smashing their heads in is just so surreal and dark but satisfying at the same time!! Really gave me chills watching it
Exactly and the sound his boots made as he slowly appeared out of the darkness, makes for some spine chilling moment regardless you're a criminal or innocent civilian.
The melodic part at the beginning is severely underrated. Absolutely beautiful orchestration and playing. Really encapsulates the heroism of Batman and how he realizes he has to be more than just fear, but hope too. Brilliant composing
@@kaletovhangar I can see why you think that entirely. Masterpiece of a theme inside a MASTERPIECE of a Batman movie entirely! love this movie completely!
I think the soundtrack is way more important, it sticks emotionally to your head and I mean looking at the Lotr Trilogy the Music makes at least half if the quality of the movies.
The movie was a 10/10 for me. The music, the acting, the atmosphere and they really did justice to the riddler. I loved it so much and as my very first batman movie i ever saw in my life, it will have a place in my heart
Its really amazing how he went from the Twilight guy to someone who makes really cool stuff. I've never been more happy to see people succeed, especially when they make something I enjoy.
Robert Pattinson is the BEST batman I've seen and he's PHENOMENAL as Batman AND Bruce Wayne entirely while still given him a new stylized look that's FANTASTIC to see! Love this movie to death as it's the BEST batman movie, It never stopped feeling like a comic book throughout it’s runtime and felt like watching Batman: The Animated Series BEAUTIFULLY brought to life in Live-action with it's gorgeous Art Direction and aesthetics! MASTERPIECE of a film throughout!
Just saw this tonight, had to listen to this masterpiece of a theme again. I can’t even properly describe just how much I enjoyed this movie. It’s easily one of the best Batman movies ever.
@Gadget-Walkmen It’s my favorite DC movie period. If only DC produced bangers like this all of the time, Marvel would actually have competition. All jokes aside, I love this movie and it’s probably in my top 5 superhero films. I think it’s definitely the best portrayal of Batman, especially in a realistic perspective
this is Batman at his purest wise but vengeful protective but dangerous human but hateful this man has seen the worst of mankind for the cowardly and superstitious lot that they are, and he is on a warpath to make them afraid of him.
@@thedude3065 I don’t know about wise. Wisdom comes with experience. I think the journey this Batman will experience in the movie will bring him that wisdom, and this theme reflects a redemption angle that I think will be a major theme of this film.
Batman is the the symbol of not giving up. Getting up when you don't feel like it and to keep fighting. The movie and this song portrays that. And when Batman fuels it from hatred to hope, you can feel that in the song and progression of change.
It's the same interval (distance between notes) - as Something in the Way as well. 4th fret and open string, so to say. Thats why it's used throughout the film
This is the most old-fashioned, Romantic Batman theme ever. It’s the diametric opposite of Zimmer. It sounds like 19th century Romantic orchestral music. There are more major chords and old-school functional harmony in this than all the other themes put together. Who would have thought we’d hear optimistic sweetness in a Batman theme, to go along with the obligatory darkness.
This does not sound anything like 19th-century romantic music…this music is incredibly simplistic, which works fine for a movie theme, but it is not even close to as complex as romantic music…
Without music, a superhero is incomplete. When we imagine ourselves in the cape, we dont hear huge wind sounds or sounds of the traffic, we imagine music, our very own theme song playing while we take off in the sky. In this world full of chaos, we make our own small worlds, which make sense to us. We are the 'Superheroes' of those small worlds. This is not just a Batman or a Bruce Wayne theme to me, it is a theme about any one of us, struggling from our own griefs, trying to get up, be better and get out in this cruel world to fight for what is right. This theme is our superhero theme. Micheal Giacchino, you are a genius!!!
💯, you can see yourself with the begging part which is light, happy, and hopeful. Or you can see yourself in the middle to end, the dark and gritty part but trying to maintain your values and who you really are
To this day, this batman theme, moves me in a way no other before it has. I listened to it for the first time a few days before i saw the movie, and just by the music, i knew i was about be thrown for a loop and my whole idea of what a batman movie should be, was flipped upside down. Matt Reeves, Giacchino are the GOATS!!!!
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Michael Keaton & Tobey Maguire: Danny Elfman Christian Bale/Ben Affleck & Andrew Garfield: Hans Zimmer Robert Pattinson & Tom Holland: Michael Giacchino
This is both Batman theme but also Bruce Wayne theme. Bruce's part is definitely at the beginning - it tells a story of a man filled with hope for himself but for Gotham. A man that feels something for Catwoman. A man that knows that he can change his city for the better. And then 3:58 comes - night falls. Bruce transforms from the businessman persona into a determined crusader for justice. He's a man with a mission. He comes down to the cave, puts on his suit. His objective? Cleanse Gotham from all of the criminals and that is the only thing that matters, nothing else occupies his mind. Man, I can't wait for March.
I love how the first half represents Bruce Wayne's persona, the struggling man and the second is the sinister and brutal nature of a tortured Batman. I love it. It's beyond beautiful and epic.
@@iamtheAwesomo3000 So do I! I'm just imagining a big rescue moment at the end where he saves a ton of people and hearing that music playing as it happens.
This sounds so unlike anything Giacchino has done before, but let's be honest, he's constantly doing that with his music. Can't wait to hear the full score.
@@Mr.WorldWide42069 Me too, but this soundtrack is my third best movie soundtrack ever, and the best Batman soundtrack, I really hope at least it wins the best movie score
great theme but batman returns theme is just better , to me i wish they could just keep the old theme just like 007 movies but one thing for sure it is the second best theme they ever did for any batman movie , i can see y this movie is a 10 outa 10
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Little bit of Lord Of The Rings Little bit of Ennio Morricone Little bit of Star Wars (Imperial March) Little bit of Batman: The Animated Series But completely unique
Ouch! There is nothing from LOTR.. even a bit similar, absolutely not. I know it is rare to hear orchestra and classic style of composing in nowadays movies, but do not be mistaken, it is still very far from LOTR! Giacchino, Beltrami, Shore are using classic style of composing, no synths and experiments at best...
It's amazing how this is both the most mystical Batman but also the most human. They fear him in the shadows but he's also just a regular guy trying to get into a nightclub.
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It's funny how Hans Zimmer, Danny Elfman and Michael Giacchino have all done themes for both Batman and Spider-Man... and they're all awesome!
Bruh i didn't realize that
And also in the same sequence number
Danny did the first definitive Batman and Spiderman, Hans did second of both and Michael did third.
They are the most popular properties of their respected owners.
@@dude1473 Michal Giacchino also scored Star Trek 2009 Kelvin Timeline Films.
Not sure about Giacchinos Spider-Man theme, but this is great.
That opening scene with the criminals looking up to the sky and seeing the bat signal in absolute fear and terror is one of the greatest moments I’ve seen in a superhero movie, period.
and fearing that batman will come out from the dark
SAME. CHILLS.
It feels like it came straight out of comic book or an animated movie.
This scene is literally in every batman movie and video game, nothing special 🙂
@@momorgan4703 yeah but not in the same way or with the same effect. This movie really characterized Batman as pure fear in criminals’ eyes. The scene also kept prolonging Batman’s arrival making it even more thrilling and intense. Of course, the music was also incredible and really complimented the visuals.
EPIC!!!
Cant wait to see how you take this track and somehow do a crazy epic remix eventually
I just know we're about to get something glorious in a couple of hours, you CHAD.
Can't wait to see what you make from this!
Ok now we are going to get an epic version from this man!!!! Lesssgooo
Can't wait for your remix... even though this is already epic.
Me blasting this after the Penguin finale...avenge Victor
I AM HERE ALSO AFTER WATCHING FINALE
SAME HERE!!!
you ruined the show for me fool
penguin needs arkham batman treatment
NOW TALK!!!
Was really hoping this theme would kick in during that shot of the bat signal kicking on, but I also like that they kept it subdued and focused on The Penguin. "Nothing can stop you now, Gotham is yours" and then that Bat signal kicks on... chills.
The legacy of never having a bad Batman theme lives on.
From Elfman's iconic them to Zimmer's scores in both TDK and BVS and now this.......just awesome.
even the video games too. Arkham origins and Arkham city theme sound phenomenal
Elfman, Walker, Goldenthal, Zimmer, Holkenborg, Giacchino.
The legacy never dies.
Batman is the best
This is the most generic Batman theme ever. Bleh. Also, Giacchino totally ripped JXL's BvS Batman chord progression off. Fck this.
Penguin went from "HAHA I GOT YOU," to "I want to apologize," in like under 10 seconds.
"I have made a severe, and continuous lapse in my judgment and I would like to sincerely apologize..."
Penguin really did nothing in this movie except have one car chase
@@nightmoose that's why he's a getting a whole show for himself to cover up LOL, can't wait for that
@@samarjeetbhonsle6000 always a show now
@@ICCUWANSIUT well yeah, it's MUCH easier to produce as you don't have to invest NEARLY as much time into each episode as you do an entire movie.
They can put out a pilot episode, see the general opinion on it, & decide the budget from there.
What I liked about this batman, is that he realized at the end of the movie that he needed to be more then just a nightmare for criminals. Especially through the beginning we saw how that man he saved was also afraid of him. At the end realized that while the criminals have to fear him at the same the civilians have to see him as a Symbole of hope, that one day gotham will be saved
He changed his mind from being the Vengeance to became the Justice
Give a proper spoiler warning before writing about a mega huge movie on internet. I hope you understand.
@@RedGreenAndBlack I mean I think the difference here compared to Nolan's trilogy was that he was always a hero in those movies, and here it is him becoming a hero. And a symbol of hope.
@@salmanpromise1484 I understand, but why did you read it? Its quiet a long comment
@@karimali9699 I don't read it.
I was NOT expecting to like this movie, but wow, the music was absolutely perfect for a Batman film, and Pattinson was truly an amazing Batman.
Idk how u were expecting not to like it? The trailers and build up for this film was incredible.
@@StraightEdgeKnight19 bc people can have their own opinions and expectations. Yea the trailer was cool but that didn't mean the movie would be cool too. Too many times we had awful movies with great trailers sadly.
He's my favorite Bruce now....he nailed what I wanted to see Bruce look and act like.
@@Scorpion51123314512 Same. Some say his Bruce Wayne is lacking because I feel they only think of Bruce as the billionaire philanthropist opposite to the vigilante, when the real Bruce is the scared, broken man who mentally never left that alley - that's who Pattinson nailed imo.
And this film sets the stage for him to also embody his public persona in the sequel as a symbol of hope for Gotham as both sides of him.
IMO The Batman is the best DC movie much better than The Dark Knight trilogy and Joker.
I love how the Batman theme sounds strong but unresolved, like Bruce Wayne’s trauma. Genius.
yeah it's like a never ending trauma and pain. which is exactly what batman is about.
What a brilliant speculation, very underrated comment
is it bad i kinda laughed at that
also true
Fact!
But also heroic at the end. Just like Batman
The Red flare scene in the water was the Best Artistic shot in all Superhero movies.
I believe the “red torch” is known as a flare.
@@myriad5685 That’s what I said.😇
@@OfentseMwaseFilms (edited)
Like the scene in The Dark Knight where Batman was holding the coin
This series is so fabulous.
The criminals at the beginning being scared of literally nothing is one of the most iconic Batman scenes of all time.
Not just that, The Batman is a 10/10 MASTERPIECE of a film! Phenomenal movie and one of, if not THE BEST batman film of all time! I can’t wait for more!
100%. The build up was so impactful. The man at the train station ask Batman to please not hurt him was also great. It just added to the point that Batman is nothing but a vigilante at this point and he doesn’t care about being a hero. He just wants to beat up criminals. Frickin awesome
And yet so memeable the potentials really there 😂🤣
@@china_sickness7005 To add on at the end it reversed as he reached out his hand and he was accepted as a saviour and acted as a beacon that shone a bright light towards the future. And the women getting carried in the helicopter caressing him for comfort he regained his humanity.
They think I'm hiding in the shadows... But I am the shadows.
The last thing Penguin sees after finally building his empire 💀
I need to see batman hitting him with a deadly combo
@@Cloudz_34like Arkham City
The most humane version of Batman. Absolutely loved it. Goosebumps all over
Bro it was probs the best representation of Batman ever on par with bale
@@tedwan0275 Balde sit down
@@tedwan0275 I one hundred percent agree, that’s why it’s my best Batman movie, because it’s about Batman not the villain and they did a really great job with it
So goth batman makes is more humane?
This might be one of the best batman themes
0:00 a man who lost his family, trying to get to know how this happend, trying to grow up, trying to find help people who lost in the dark or trying to vengeance
4:00 the batman
Thank-you very much for your information.I'm glad.
That's literally the opposite of what happens in the movie.
@@thejanitor3337 in truthfully, majority of thr movie shows as Batman as "vengeance", a person who use violence on petty thief and criminals to dealt with his traumatic past. Near the end, we saw him transformat into Batman when he realized his "vengeance" persona was inspirated the wrong messages.
@@muneo0610nozawa That has to be one of the longest usernames I've seen.
@@edmardisla8492 Well, you haven't seen anything, friend
This song makes you wanna climb up a building during a rainy day and look absolutely badass while looking down on the city
BOM BOM BOM BOMM
With my blankey….
U just perfectly described the feeling of this song
And jump?
@@wakekeman well ummm I mean if you want too
Just watched the first episode of The Penguin…. This theme played for just a few seconds and it just built the anticipation of seeing Batman again.
The build up, suspense, and power in the last 2.5 minutes... I wanna cry. It was perfect
3:58
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@MashyManny1022 Try 5:00 took too long to get to the best part
It did make me tear up a bit 😂
Not gonna lie, it made me cry a little bit
Man I watched this movie yesterday, it was the perfect batman movie. Chills every time this theme came out, it really makes you feel fear when you hear this.
exactly my thoughts
Finally a true detective batman that isn't perfect in every way but always prepared to do the impossible no matter the sacrifice
@@localblackman427 It sort of reminds me of the Year One arc where Batman is still getting used to his role as a vigilante.
@@Zoloft77 yes!!! That's what I was thinking of too!!
@@Zoloft77 I was thinking of that while watching the movie too, still him trying to understand what it means to be Batman while also balancing the life of Bruce Wayne. It was portrayed really well in this movie in my opinion. It's my favorite movie so far!
Once again, batman casting critisism was proven to be very wrong.
It is every time
@@alatsno1656 facts
@@alatsno1656 George Clooney
@@marcobazan4187 Michael Keaton, Heath Ledger, Robert Pattinson
Except for George Clooney. Val Kilmer is kinda underrated as Batman in my opinion. But for Adam West, well it was a different time when Batman Show was still cheesy and campy.
0:40-1:20 Beautiful. This portion captures the vulnerable and human side of Bruce Wayne, just a broken man who sacrificed his life for justice. 🖤
Actually nah Bruce Wayne is an insane psychopath obsessed with Batman to the point he considers his true identity to be Batman. This is why his interactions with Joker are so intriguing
@@fnd-vw6zq You don't know the definition of psychopath kid. A shame you have a Doomslayer pfp
@@fnd-vw6zqbatman is actually bruce wayne not the other way around. He’s not acting, Batman is his true Identity, he IS batman bruce Wayne is an act
@@fnd-vw6zqyou need to read a comic, man
@@fnd-vw6zqMaybe read a Batman book before saying something like that
Something I really enjoyed about this movie is that they focused on the batman as the greatest detective. I’m honestly surprised it took them this long to make an actual mystery movie for the batman.
Even though he wasn’t the “World’s Greatest Detective” at that point in his career, it was awesome to see Bats do that kind of work on top of his crime fighting. A truly well-rounded performance from R Patt :)
yeah, and some mystery it was. i could have written that
He didn’t do any detective work, everyone solved the crimes for him
@@brandonthomas6602 It felt like that was the point. Like that Batman strong arming every situation and being angry and impatient kept him constantly 1 step behind the Riddler.
@@donalddarko5807
It’s really shown by each club scene. First he forces his way in as batman, then he walks in as Bruce. Each time he goes to angry or too peaceful. Before he sneaks in, silent without being noticed, he uses his skills and brains than brute force or passive walk.
It’s sad, emotional and uplifting at the same time that’s Batman.
You forgot angry.
True, but it’s a different vibe from the trailers. It feels more like a dark yet still heroic interpretation of Batman
@@marcussmith9807 Oh a dark but heroic version of Batman? What a take
@@pderham26 eh, maybe more sentimental than heroic
Yes! Melancholy and hopeful. 💞
This song really captures the tragedy that is the Batman. A hero born of darkness that struggles to escape it for his entire life. If he can’t free himself, then maybe all the people he saves can.
I loved the way you put that 👍You further cemented Batman as my favorite superhero of all time.
Well written 👏
He cannot have peace, but he learned to find some semblance of it, when he sees the people he saves experience it. and that's enough to keep going.
Wow what u said was very profound! 👍🏾
I think he sees himself in every villian, especially the Joker. Gotham city is one whole big Arkham Asylum, so he tries his best to save everybody as they are all victims of the world
the build up of emotion at 5:20 is phenomenal
Exatamente, é Fenomenal
The innocence fades and you’re only left with rage. Beautiful theme.
Apparently people don’t like a angry Batman. Remember with Ben Affleck
@@thevaden2024 I love angry batman. think about it, you watch your parents die in front of your eyes, your city is a cesspit of scumbags and you have the ability to do something about it. Of course your gonna be one rage filled individual. Angry batman is more realistic in my eyes.
@@SirSigma1120 Alan Moore, the writer of The Killing Joke, has said Adam West is his favorite Batman
@@thevaden2024 i don't think it's the fact that people don't like an angry batman. it's that he killed people which goes against what makes batman batman.
@@jmcfar03 it was kinda great and new even though people hated it I truly liked and understood what bruce was going though
I fell in love with Giacchino’s work ever since the Incredibles, Ratatouille, and of course, Up, and the man just keeps on delivering across all genres.
Don't know if you ever watched the show Lost but that was when I first heard his stuff and was blown away.
Up has one of the my favorite soundtracks ever.
Don’t forget the new Star Trek stuff say what you want about the movies but the soundtrack(s) we’re too notch
I knew him from Lost. Such powerful themes in that show!
His work on planet of the apes is also underrated
I just saw this movie tonight. It was absolutely incredible. Robert Pattinson went way above my expectations.
Agreed.
Couldn’t agree more
He was phenomenal! Paul dano was amazing as well!
@@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr Batman really has some of the greatest villains
@@king_thanos_2116 best rogues then maybe spider man
He is more than vengeance. He is a protector.
A dark knight 👀
A silent guardian.
This theme will be remembered for decades to come one of the best brings literal chills 🔥🔥
U watched the movie yet??
🤣🤣
true
@@yashnegi6835 yeah i did on 16th march and iss movie ki to alag he baat hai bhai 👌🔥
its literally not. this will probably get scrapped next year.
This truly does capture the feeling that being Batman isn’t a gift or a privilege but a curse.
"This is my gift, this is my curse."
Batman and Spider-Man have always been similar in that regard. Often times they try to find happiness only for that to be yanked away. I vividly remember the scene in Mask of the Phantasm where he is begging his dead parents to let him have a normal life because “things are different now”, and the lightning that crackles in objection. He has a responsibility greater than himself to fulfill, and that is what truly makes a hero a hero.
Also want to note that both tend to have villains that are victims just as much as they are perpetrators.
@@juice2307 Well done comparison. Nuff said, my friend. Nuff said.
@@juice2307 That's why Batman and Spider-Man have always been my favourite heroes of their respective comic companies.
@@juice2307 superman also deals with his theme in particuliar in the movie superman returns it is extremely sad (in the comics i don't know)
The batman wasnt lying, fear is a tool.
When he redeemed himself at the end while this was in the background made me cry just like nwh I love movies like theses redemption arks of your favorite character are the best
Ask the wuhan's bat who started all. lol.
@Creature Of The Night read again dude. Is implicit in the joke.
@Creature Of The Night everyone could know.
key words : bat wuhan tool control...
@@Cybertron1256 He didn't redeemed himself at the end. He did nothing that required redemption. He simply realized that Batman needed to be a symbol of hope for the average citizen just as much as he is a symbol of fear for the criminals. He needed to strike a balance between both to generate a positive change
Anyone here after the penguin finale? He’s coming 🦇
I'm literally praying on Penguin's downfall bro 🙏
Let him... 🦇
Batman finds Vic. Finds his ID. Connects the dots. Prepares to enact vengeance on Penguin
he is the darkest hero, but someway, he is the warmest too. The scene where gotham followed his light was so so meaningful
yep. really wonderful message there at the end.
I also got emotional when he helps the kid into the evacuation pod. And the kid grabs unto him, a freak, a guy in a batsuit, because he came for them.
A superhero saving people.
Such a brilliant moment
I never expected them to do that to Gotham but it's was so well earned.
@@pdannysan13 born in darkness, sworn to Justice
That scene was beautiful
“everyone bashed ledger when he was cast as the joker and he ended up being phenomenal, so lets just wait and give this guy a chance.”- christian bale
Haters gonna hate anyway......but we all know that this movie is awesome ✌🏻
Bale speaks for the best world
And he became the best live adaption of batman
@@Forza_Italia7 exactly, The Dark Knight was the best superhero movie but The Batman is the best Batman movie, This movie just cemented that matt Reeves can make any movie and it will be a blockbuster 🎉🎉
Fake quote
0:46 through 2:24 is so beautiful, gives this feeling of loneliness, darkness, but somewhere in all of that darkness theres hope. It fits so well to Robert’s batman
movie hasn't even come out. Know something pal?
@@julien_mglhs evidently you are musically illiterate. All of what the post above you said is true and can be felt just by listening to this theme
@@julien_mglhs Don't need to watch the movie to tell it has a feeling of loneliness, darkness etc. You can also tell from the trailers that the music fits Robs Batman so well
Then 4:40 the bat signal and its time to go back to being The night, The Vengeance, THE BATMAN.
That orchestral part reminded me of a James Gray film, especially The Yards. Maybe it's a tune inspired by Gustav Holst as well? Howard Shore who did the score for The Yards used a Holst piece as the theme for the film.
Justiceeee for Victor!!!!
fr i need batman to hit penguin with an arkham combo after what we did to our boy vic
@@whitemamba061 still not over it
Freeze 🥶
I like that this version has a jazzy feel to it, and a half noir. It doesn't sound Hans Zimmer-ish. It stands on its own. Well done Michael Giacchino
I agree. Personally i loved zimmer’s work on pretty much every movie he’s done but I like how this feels different and brings something new.
Dude yes those were my thoughts exactly. It's gonna go along perfectly with how they have Gotham set up to look.
@@hdudhehdhd2222 This might be heresy but I though Zimmer’s work on TDK was really weak in comparison to Begins or TDKR
The beginning reminds me of Elfman's Batman theme
@@TimeBomb014X Same here!
I’ll admit, I had doubts about this movie
but it had one of the best soundtracks and cinematography I’ve ever seen
for real, yeah
*best
Same
I had no doubts as I KNEW it was going to be an absolute MASTERPIECE of a movie and it became EXACTLY that completely which IS a masterpiece of a movie!
yh and in every song of the movie you could hear a bit of the theme in it
I can’t believe that they got Robert Pattinson to stand completely still for like 6 minutes. What a great actor. True dedication and craftsmanship.
Classic Paul Dano.
Wait... Wrong meme
fr, he's amazing
@@messingaroundwithgeorge4532 wait really?
Underrated comment
@John Doe Allen Tsai
REST IN PEACE VICTOR OZ THINKS THAT NO ONE IS STANDING IN HIS WAY BUT THERE WILL ALWAYS BE ON MAN STANDING IN HIS WAY AND THAT IS THAT ONE VIGILANTE KNOWN AS THE BATMAN ❤
the bat will avenge and bring justice for victor 😢
Brown bozo
"I am vengeance. I am the night. I am Batman!"
Michael Giacchino killed it. I'm so hyped for this movie.
I was not prepared for how emotional Batman’s new theme song is
When Bruce parent was death
Its Definitely an improvement over Batflecks theme (Batfleck Fan here)
@@toiseytb8279 I don’t think it’ll be focused in this movie cuz this is a “year 2” movie.
Batman is a very emotional character on the inside. He is just a broken man 😔😔
@@applehazeva2739 batflecks theme fits for his character
One thing I've always liked about Giacchino is that he's someone who grew before our eyes. He's not from a previous generation, like John Williams, Danny Elfman, Mark Isham or many others that were already established by the time my generation - 90's kids, 2000's teens - started paying attention to names in the credits. In the 2000's, he gradually started to grow, with "The Incredibles" being his first big mark. And look at him now, look at him go, making themes for Batman.
Yep
Medal of Honor still has some of the best music ever composed for a videogame. I'm glad he's getting the limelight he deserves.
Michael Giacchino is our Generation's John Williams. That's how I put it.
Also call of duty 1 with the red square theme
Don't sleep on his work on LOST. The Lost OST is ICONIC. That came before Incredibles. He also did Alias as well.
4:00 something to it, just riddles the brain
Say that again
Guys, i have an idea@@George-oq2ke
@@George-oq2keit’s fantastic
243 Riddler trophies 🤣
Was not expecting that first half to be so uplifting
Idk what it means yet
Same. Kinda pleasant surprise
I'm sensing a Wayne suite somewhere in it.
I have a feeling it’ll play when Bruce and Selina are on screen together… The softness indicating something romantic or at least a definite connection but then as the theme starts to become darker, they turn away as they can’t have that kind of relationship right now. Then becoming epic again as it leads into Batman doing what he does best, the mission. Just a theory but pretty much what I saw listening to this. It’s a great theme.
@@Kendog282 I was imagining them showing Wayne manor or what it used to be then get to the decay and Bruce alone and his equipment in the cave
The part from 0:24 to 4:00 is just so achingly beautiful. Tragic and heroic at the same time.
Legit my favourite part
Strongly agreed, I don't think much people talk about that part.
it’s so hauntingly beautiful, I always have this part on repeat
Listen to his Arhem Knights track from Medal of Honor. This song uses that same theme and that song is a real tear jerker
There's a bit of Nothing Else Matters in it. :)
1:37 to 3:35 is criminally underrated. It’s captures the tragedy but also undying determination and heroism that defines Batman as a character. Brilliant score!
I wish they used this theme for red flare scene
@@himadharreddy5830 me too bud
Ikr? The cool part that begins at 3.38 is iconic and powerful for sure, but the first part is so moving, it makes cry for some reasons
and the horns remind me of the old batman cartoons
You must be an English teacher because that isn't there
HE IS COMING ❤
just saw it, freaking master piece, best entrance sequence for the bat in the theater, was fantastic
Facts it’s awesome, I’m seeing it again tomorrow as well
I can't wait to see it again
The best Batman of all time!!
I found it bit disappointing that entrance of batman was just to beat some street punks. That was bellow his level. I would think he has more important things to do.
@@handznet this is some point in the beginning of batman comics, where he doesn’t have that much op tech and solves cases using his brain rather than help of fox.
This really brings to mind the 90s animated series
Absolutely. Was coming to say the same. This feels like TAS era.
I think someone mentioned that the latest Batman theme has some Shirley Walker influence in it.
It really does- and I love it.
It actually kind of does
The Batman animated series are involved behind various concepts of this film as they said in DC fandome
The Incredibles, Doctor Strange, Spider-Man, The Batman, and now even Thor 4, Michael Giacchino is killing it with superhero scores.
Have you heard his work on the show Lost? He kills with any score..
Hope he does the Fantastic Four theme
@@din4219 Same
@@ISleepAndIKnowThings Yeah he killed it with the Lost score, he earned my respect after watching that and most of the time, when I see he's the composer I know we're gonna get a great score (apart from doctor strange, though I don't think that's his fault, the mcu wasn't really doing much with their scores at that point anyway)
Rogue one as well and he did that score with NO TIME at all a month
Once I here 0:36 it makes me feel like I achieved something so great that I can't describe it.
Batman is the only DC movie I can rely on...Robert Pattinson truly delivered. "I'm Vengeance"..
I can’t wait for Black Adam tho 💯
@@TanjiroKamado-sc4gu well it kinda does considering other superheroes are in it
@Doctor President Now you are wrong bud, critics says its the best movie of DC after the Snyder Cut JL
@@christianknight1810 because everything that critics say is correct, right?
@@WrathofArchon I’m gonna try Black Adam myself.
The Batman theme is a masterpiece, just like the film. I am going to leave a comment here so after a week, a month or maybe a year when someone likes it or leaves a reply, I get reminded of this brilliant piece of music. ; )
It’s been 4 hours since you posted, time for another listen
it's so lovely to listen to without the screen as well especially when you're desperate to watch it again
Not just you but also other people who is here to listen to this wonderful music with you
why wait? Listen to it again
It's time to listen to it again
RIP Kevin Conroy. Thank you for all the memories especially the arkham games. As a Batfan I cannot thank you enough for what you did for this character.
The Batman >>> entire Dark Knight Trilogy and MCU (maybe except Punisher/ Daredevil)
@@lickenhuntsman5338 🤡🤡🤡
@@devanshudwivedi5875 🤡🤡🤡
@@centurion8869 L opinion
@@lickenhuntsman5338 ah get off
To my opinion, the quintessential Batman-movie. They nailed every aspect of the comics and the aesthetics are pure work of art.
In this movie, Batman felt like a force of nature. Utterly unstoppable. Vengeance personified. Im not that much of a Batman fan, but this movie and this theme blew me away.
As a Batman fan, this movie was everything I needed! This ENTIRE movie is a 10/10 MASTERPIECE! We have a batman movie where the best character in the film IS Batman/Bruce Wayne! Robert Pattinson is the BEST batman I've seen and he's PHENOMENAL as Batman AND Bruce Wayne entirely while still given him a new stylized look that's FANTASTIC to see! Love this movie to death as it's the BEST batman movie, It never stopped feeling like a comic book throughout it’s runtime and felt like watching Batman: The Animated Series BEAUTIFULLY brought to life in Live-action with it's gorgeous Art Direction and aesthetics! MASTERPIECE of a film throughout!
@@Gadget-Walkmen Agree
@mrmegarock58 Exactly! This movie IS a 10/10 Masterpiece of a film!
To think this movie was getting crapped on too. Then it came out and all of a sudden everyone loved it lol. This is my 2nd favorite batman movie behind Dark Knight
@@snakevenom4954 absolutely the same
“Gotham is a big city. I can’t be everywhere. But they think I am in the shadows. What they don’t know is that I AM THE SHADOWS”
It's a big city, I can't be everywhere but they don't know where I am. We have a signal now, for when I needed, but when that light hits the sky it's not just a call it's a warning to them. Fear is a tool, they think I'm hiding in the shadows but I am the shadows
he says I am the shadows in the same way, so why capitalize it
He is the leauge of shadows
"You merely adopted the dark; I was born in it, molded by it. The shadows betray you, because they belong to me!"
You're just a human like everybody around. Turn off the lights, I'm right.
One thing DC have almost always been consistent on are their scores. Animated, live-action, and video games. And now Michael Giacchino (who's been on a streak lately) is on that list with The Batman scores. Can’t wait to hear the rest of the scores, and I can’t wait until the movie comes out. It’s almost here.
100% agree
Other than Josstice League especially for Batman🤢
Never miss the mark. All them scores are epic, iconic, in short: high quality.
I would go beyond and say warner rarely had a bad score, nolan, villeneuve, dc, the list goes on
@@forrest.0569 well that wasn’t the true version of the movie so it doesn’t count
everyone listening to this after penguin finale feeling like batman wanting to bring vengeance to vic and many others that have suffered by the hands of penguin
This movie is just beautiful especially the scene where he's like holding a torch with the people of Gotham behind him in the middle of darkness.
He's not a hero, he's a crusader that serves as a light for the people lost in the dark.
Seriously, this film is a work of art. Best Batman movie ever made.
How else do you be a hero?
The Crusader was what he was. At the beginning of the movie he isn't a hero. He becomes a hero in the torch scene you speak of.
@@person906 well said! 👏
He IS a hero and a Fantastic one at that!
This ENTIRE movie is a 10/10 MASTERPIECE! We have a batman movie where the best character in the film IS Batman/Bruce Wayne! Robert Pattinson is the BEST batman I've seen and he's PHENOMENAL as Batman AND Bruce Wayne entirely while still given him a new stylized look that's FANTASTIC to see! Love this movie to death as it's the BEST batman movie, felt like batman: the animated series BEAUTIFULLY brought to life with it's gorgeous Art Direction and aesthetics! MASTERPIECE of a film throughout!
3:58 Ive had this part stuck in my head since I saw the movie. Pure brilliance
It' can be Batman or it can be Vader
that part means "He's coming.."
@@ilanzfy8527 literally. And we always can hear his footsteps along with the music. I got goosebumps lol.
Oh yeah. The imperial march. It also haunted me since then
This theme fits perfectly for Pat's Batman. This theme is badass and is as amazing as The Dark Knight theme imo
The part that begins at 4:00 stucks your mind whole day after watching the movie.And it’s outstanding
Yesss, is perfect
True
I was mumbling the theme all day along. LOL
Thank you for this
Day ? I still have it in my mind
05:28 till the end starts the 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is just beautiful, the whole arrangement, the violins, the percussions, the horns, everything! This reminds me so much of the theme from Batman The Animated Series. Michael Giacchino if you are reading this, you have truly outdone yourself sir.
Huh? This sounds nothing like Shirley Walker’s beautiful theme
@@MrGittz there is a bit of btas/elfman to the first part
yes
@@Cynical_Wayne and GuyX No, it doesn’t. Most parts of this theme sound like the theme from the animated series, including Elfman’s.
0:02 me too.
After watching the movie, this song will hit harder than you can imagine
both this and the nirvana hit me harder than a truck in the cinema first 10 minutes into the film and i was literally about to scram like a fan boy
@@smurf2178 you have never been hit with a truck.
@@drifter639 so?
Facts
@@angooogherkin214 what u doin here marvel fan?🤨
6:00 the way he walks towards the penguin is a masterpiece seeing him upside down reminding us of a bat
What a cinematic experience that was. Absolute mesmerizing.
That was badass
@@upadhyayurjit3091 fr
legit. gave me goosebumps
.
Seems like someone is on your way eh? Oz, You better watch out those shadows.
Mysterious, tragic, sombre, powerful, triumphant. This music perfectly encapsulates The Batman.
The Dark Knight Triumphant!
@@Sloan_ManofTMRW You know it, buddy!
As well as angry.
@@stynershiner1854 Oh, big time angry
Help I can't stop liking all these comments aaaaahhhh
So hyped for this film and soundtrack!
2:19 what is that sound?
@@kingrobert7246 clarinet or an accordian?
@@thumn well it sounds bad.
Sooo does this mean you’ll do a cello cover of this song sometime in the future?👀
@@kingrobert7246 I'm guessing you're not a fan of Elman's Batman soundtrack are you?
I was not expecting such a redemptive, uplifting tone. Makes me much more excited for this film. Definitely going to have some amazing character arcs.
i feel the same thing
make me feel emotional and excited
@@lucasguedes8939 me too
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Haha hyperius killed you
That is why Jeffrey Wright and Colin Farrell touted the movie as very dark but very emotional and moving piece, almost 2 years ago.
After watching the finale of the Penguin, the hype is really on now!
real talk, the ending with the bat symbol lighting up in the sky again gave me absolute chills…but what i wanna know is where batman was during the whole time with “the penguin” events, i mean even with no appearance or anything theres no way he definitely didn’t hear about what was going on, i mean there was an explosion and it was crazy and the news was blaring too and theres just now a bat symbol in the sky??? somethings weird, i hope theres explanation in the batman part 2, i mean maybe batman was investigating into it but never really wanted to step into it and was just lurking behind the scenes the whole time but idk
Just the most intense and spine tingling opening in the history of cinema. Man even i was afraid to see the batman appear out of the shadows.
This somehow perfectly portrays Batman as a street criminal's idea of a horror movie monster while still keeping his humanity (the soft violins).
Same here, almost forgot it was superhero movie and not a horror..
Same. That opening scene of Batman beating up those thugs. Straight chills. The whole theater could feel the weight of his punches. This one of the few Batman that intimidate me
@@kingslayerx1716 and the sounds of him smashing their heads in is just so surreal and dark but satisfying at the same time!! Really gave me chills watching it
Exactly and the sound his boots made as he slowly appeared out of the darkness, makes for some spine chilling moment regardless you're a criminal or innocent civilian.
The melodic part at the beginning is severely underrated. Absolutely beautiful orchestration and playing. Really encapsulates the heroism of Batman and how he realizes he has to be more than just fear, but hope too. Brilliant composing
First part really reminds me of some of Medal of Honor soundtracks he also did.
@@kaletovhangar I can see why you think that entirely. Masterpiece of a theme inside a MASTERPIECE of a Batman movie entirely! love this movie completely!
DC doesn't even have their own studio like Marvel Studios
WB has to make movies
How pathetic
It’s basically Arhem Knights
Very well said
For most people music don't matter much but for me music is equally important as cinematography or action or CGI.
I feel like music is so constantly overlooked when without it almost every movie wouldn't be the same
I think the soundtrack is way more important, it sticks emotionally to your head and I mean looking at the Lotr Trilogy the Music makes at least half if the quality of the movies.
Speaking of CGI, I’m glad this movie isn’t riddled with it like a certain Spider Movie.
I couldn't agree more with you! Often the music alone is enough for me to watch and rewatch a movie even if the movie itself is not a masterpiece.
Cinematography connects with the mind, music connects with the soul!
Gotham is yours, no one can’t stop you babe…
HE IS COMING
WE NEED VENGENCE!!!
Can't stop thinking about this film... watched it three times.
I know... been thinking about it for days since I last watched it.
Same here, I’ve got watch it again!
only three?
*Pathetic.*
I just saw the live orchestra in DC 2 weeks ago, now here I am watching the Batman in my living room…
It is spiritually the same tempo as RoboCop but with Emo Bruce Wayne and no satire.
I have no doubt this movie will become a classic
Already is
Already is! This movie is a 10/10 MASTERPIECE of a film!
Joker >> The Batman >>>> The dark knight trilogy >>>>> Marvel
@@lickenhuntsman5338acceptable 👍
What you guys said... modern day Classic.
The movie was a 10/10 for me. The music, the acting, the atmosphere and they really did justice to the riddler. I loved it so much and as my very first batman movie i ever saw in my life, it will have a place in my heart
I prefer that you should also watch dark knight series
@@tugraozsar2647 He's totally a Marvel normie, of course he's not gonna watch such masterpieces, he just watches what's trending on TikTok.
@@ueuedeplatano6931 true
Go watch the 3 batman movies staring Christian Bale
I think this is my all time fav better then any marvel or other batman movie I've seen.
Robert Pattinson quickly became my favorite live action Batman and this score is straight up beautiful.
Its really amazing how he went from the Twilight guy to someone who makes really cool stuff. I've never been more happy to see people succeed, especially when they make something I enjoy.
Robert Pattinson is the BEST batman I've seen and he's PHENOMENAL as Batman AND Bruce Wayne entirely while still given him a new stylized look that's FANTASTIC to see! Love this movie to death as it's the BEST batman movie, It never stopped feeling like a comic book throughout it’s runtime and felt like watching Batman: The Animated Series BEAUTIFULLY brought to life in Live-action with it's gorgeous Art Direction and aesthetics! MASTERPIECE of a film throughout!
I knew it was perfect casting immediately, and the first reveal trailers with him taking those slow steps. 10/10
Just saw this tonight, had to listen to this masterpiece of a theme again. I can’t even properly describe just how much I enjoyed this movie. It’s easily one of the best Batman movies ever.
10/10 MASTERPIECE of a film! Phenomenal movie and one of, if not THE BEST batman film of all time! I can’t wait for more!
@Gadget-Walkmen
It’s my favorite DC movie period. If only DC produced bangers like this all of the time, Marvel would actually have competition. All jokes aside, I love this movie and it’s probably in my top 5 superhero films. I think it’s definitely the best portrayal of Batman, especially in a realistic perspective
the part when batman was walking after crashing peguin's car was perfect
@@heyithinkitsfucking It’s a really great shot, this movie overall has some of the best cinematography I’ve ever seen
I feel Gotham's melancholy, the terror... the justice and vengeance!
this is Batman at his purest
wise but vengeful
protective but dangerous
human but hateful
this man has seen the worst of mankind for the cowardly and superstitious lot that they are, and he is on a warpath to make them afraid of him.
@@thedude3065 I don’t know about wise. Wisdom comes with experience. I think the journey this Batman will experience in the movie will bring him that wisdom, and this theme reflects a redemption angle that I think will be a major theme of this film.
I picture Gotham as a symbol of society as a whole.
Who still thinks BvS theme is the best? #MakeTheBatfleckSoloMovie
Batman is the the symbol of not giving up. Getting up when you don't feel like it and to keep fighting. The movie and this song portrays that. And when Batman fuels it from hatred to hope, you can feel that in the song and progression of change.
Well put
Like a gritty powerless Spiderman
This series is so mellow.
@@muneo0610nozawa So like what are you trying to do?
best batman movie honestly, a movie that perfectly captures what it means to be the batman.
am I the only one who's feeling a bit of Chopin's funeral march and Darth Vader's theme in this? Absolutely love it
literally the two things that came into my mind as I was watching this in theatres!
Funeral march came to mind immediately for me too
Darth Vader came to my mind immediately I was like I've heard it before opening scene had that rogue one Vader scene sound resemblance
Both have same dress code.
All black
It's the same interval (distance between notes) - as Something in the Way as well. 4th fret and open string, so to say. Thats why it's used throughout the film
This is the most old-fashioned, Romantic Batman theme ever. It’s the diametric opposite of Zimmer. It sounds like 19th century Romantic orchestral music. There are more major chords and old-school functional harmony in this than all the other themes put together. Who would have thought we’d hear optimistic sweetness in a Batman theme, to go along with the obligatory darkness.
Golden Age 1939 stuff 🌆
I like that. Brings out the mythological, old-school feel. Like the Count of Monte Cristo.
I get vibes from the animated series. Not the main theme, but during the storytelling in episodes.
I agree. The sweeping strings are just one feature that bring it closer to the gorgeous albeit tragic Newton Howard feel than the Zimmer for me.
This does not sound anything like 19th-century romantic music…this music is incredibly simplistic, which works fine for a movie theme, but it is not even close to as complex as romantic music…
Without music, a superhero is incomplete. When we imagine ourselves in the cape, we dont hear huge wind sounds or sounds of the traffic, we imagine music, our very own theme song playing while we take off in the sky. In this world full of chaos, we make our own small worlds, which make sense to us. We are the 'Superheroes' of those small worlds. This is not just a Batman or a Bruce Wayne theme to me, it is a theme about any one of us, struggling from our own griefs, trying to get up, be better and get out in this cruel world to fight for what is right. This theme is our superhero theme. Micheal Giacchino, you are a genius!!!
💯, you can see yourself with the begging part which is light, happy, and hopeful. Or you can see yourself in the middle to end, the dark and gritty part but trying to maintain your values and who you really are
Ok calm down
Preach on it brother🗣
Beautifully said.
@@themonado5030 true.
To this day, this batman theme, moves me in a way no other before it has. I listened to it for the first time a few days before i saw the movie, and just by the music, i knew i was about be thrown for a loop and my whole idea of what a batman movie should be, was flipped upside down. Matt Reeves, Giacchino are the GOATS!!!!
The last minutes of the score have a slow and menacing crescendo that tingles down my spine.
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It gives me peter tingles all the time.
"crescendo" ala o cara falando português kkkkkkkkkkkk
@@RodgerYoung2024 Solo hablo ingles y muy poquito espanol pero puedo entender lo que estas diciendo
Michael Keaton & Tobey Maguire: Danny Elfman
Christian Bale/Ben Affleck & Andrew Garfield: Hans Zimmer
Robert Pattinson & Tom Holland: Michael Giacchino
That's... highly astute. I didn't catch that.
@@GeneralBulldog54 The actors for Spider-Man & Batman & the composers for their films.
You could also put Ben Affleck for Hans Zimmer as well
dude, you forgot tom holkenborg please check his "hunter gathers zsjl ost and you can sense true battle hardened batman from his work..."
It all comes full circle.
This is both Batman theme but also Bruce Wayne theme. Bruce's part is definitely at the beginning - it tells a story of a man filled with hope for himself but for Gotham. A man that feels something for Catwoman. A man that knows that he can change his city for the better.
And then 3:58 comes - night falls. Bruce transforms from the businessman persona into a determined crusader for justice. He's a man with a mission. He comes down to the cave, puts on his suit. His objective? Cleanse Gotham from all of the criminals and that is the only thing that matters, nothing else occupies his mind.
Man, I can't wait for March.
Keep watching...waiting... I may come sooner
is that morse code or somenthing like that starting at 4:00?
@No Touchy for real
@@thebatman911 please come sooner 😏
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The Music you immediately think of when watching the final scene in The Penquin Season Finale.
I love how the first half represents Bruce Wayne's persona, the struggling man and the second is the sinister and brutal nature of a tortured Batman. I love it. It's beyond beautiful and epic.
That's exactly how I felt. I guess that's how they will show this in the movie.
I feel like the first half could even be the mature and heroic Batman he becomes in the end of the movie
@@iamtheAwesomo3000 So do I! I'm just imagining a big rescue moment at the end where he saves a ton of people and hearing that music playing as it happens.
@@galactic85 i imagined it at the scene where he’s looking at the sun rise above gotham.
This sounds so unlike anything Giacchino has done before, but let's be honest, he's constantly doing that with his music. Can't wait to hear the full score.
Listen to Arnhem Knights
Manor House Rally for example
That's what I love about him. He's not like Hans Zimmer
As much as i love it, i disagree, it reminds me alot of “Paradise found” from War of the Planet of the Apes
But, I still love it.
This better get an award!
As long it gets nominated for something I’ll be happy
@@Mr.WorldWide42069 Me too, but this soundtrack is my third best movie soundtrack ever, and the best Batman soundtrack, I really hope at least it wins the best movie score
At least for Cinematography, Set Design, Score, and Makeup no question. Everything else was phenomenal
@@aaronthebox I agree!!
great theme but batman returns theme is just better , to me i wish they could just keep the old theme just like 007 movies but one thing for sure it is the second best theme they ever did for any batman movie , i can see y this movie is a 10 outa 10
BATMAN YOU BETTER GET REVENGE FOR OUR BOY VIC!!!
I am in love with this theme. It's so emotional but so uplifting at the same time
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Those aren’t mutually exclusive
Yeah this theme really sounds like batman
This has the potential to be one of the very best themes. First half has almost a LOTR feel to it.
Little bit of Lord Of The Rings
Little bit of Ennio Morricone
Little bit of Star Wars (Imperial March)
Little bit of Batman: The Animated Series
But completely unique
Yeah I definitely heard a little Howard Shore there as well. It’s great!
more like danny elfman- batman theme
Ouch! There is nothing from LOTR.. even a bit similar, absolutely not. I know it is rare to hear orchestra and classic style of composing in nowadays movies, but do not be mistaken, it is still very far from LOTR! Giacchino, Beltrami, Shore are using classic style of composing, no synths and experiments at best...
😂🤦🏻♂️
It's amazing how this is both the most mystical Batman but also the most human. They fear him in the shadows but he's also just a regular guy trying to get into a nightclub.
He also likes Nirvana and blueberries and hates dealing with accountants.
Matt Reeves' Batman is aimed at more mature audiences than Nolan's Batman
Vengeance is coming!
Yeah in two years buddy