@@sethrogen6577-Hate to burst your bubble but Tim Burton is a director and a great illustrator BUT he does not compose music (that I know of). Danny Elfman on the other hand is film composer, who not only compose music for Batman, Men In Black, and the Sam Raimi Spiderman films. But also A Nightmare Before Christmas (to which he also lend his voice talent for the main character).
Thank you for mentioning Adam West. Kevin Conroy is obviously a legend but Adam West always gets forgotten when discussing the best Batman. Both were absolutely iconic in the role and I pray they both Rest in Peace.
I always felt like this was the darker version of Superman's main theme by John Williams, so it made for a fitting opening march for the Batman. Bravo, Danny Elfman!
You've reminded me that putting Batman and Superman in the same script challenges the viewer to compare and contrast - or at least that was the case with Paul Dini's "World's Finest"
And to make things even better, why not add James Newton Howard and Hans Zimmer into the mix? A Batman theme composed by Elfman, Zimmer and Howard would be the greatest thing ever.
Every time I listen to this theme I'm brought back to 1989. Myself sitting in a theater in the back row. As the Batman symbol is being revealed in the title screen. I get a chill down my spine, and smile thinking, (man this is gonna be good).
My god, when the full orchestra kicks in at 0:45...goosebumps. I remember being just ten years old and seeing this in the theater, being gobsmacked by something as simple as the camera swirling around the Batman logo. When the opening credits already have people pumped you know your score has done its job.
One thing I love about this theme is that Dany Elfman really knows how to tell an interesting story through the sound of music without the vocals. He nails it here with Batman hands down. I also love that this song is in the very first Lego Batman video game.
One can argue the quality of Nolan’s as films is superior, but Burton without question creates the quintessential comic book movie with Batman ‘89! That was as cotas you could get it to jumping off the pages!
@@abehambino Nolan's films aren't superior, they're visually uninspiring and emotionally unengaging. They are supremely overrated and rode the wave of hype caused by Ledger's death.
Tim Burton's Batman is perfection personified. The Summer of the Bat, 1989. Everything about the movie just worked phenomenally; Casting, writing, directing, editing, set design, special effects and equally as important, the gothic inspired soundtrack throughout the film. It made you feel like you were right there in Gotham City, fighting along side the Caped Crusader. To this day, Danny Elfman's score sends shivers down my spine. The music in this film is treated like an actual character where it breathes life into each scene. Batman 1989 changed the landscape of superhero/comic book movies forever, raising the bar and proving without a doubt that comic book inspired movies, when done right, become instant classics and box office gold!
"...Batman 1989 changed the landscape of superhero/comic book movies forever, raising the bar and proving without a doubt that comic book inspired movies, when done right, become instant classics and box office gold!..." 1,000,000 Internets to you, my friend. Spend them wisely.
We had countless Batman themes after this. And yes, they are GREAT! even the new Battinson one sounds to be very promising and I dig it!. However nothing can come close to this this theme. This IS Batman!
"Don't kill me. Don't kill me man. Don't kill me. Don't kill me man." Batman: I'm not going to kill you but I want you to do me a favour. I want you to tell all of your friends about me. "WHAT ARE YOU?" Batman: I'm Batman.
@@williamfoy599, yes you're right about the line "I am the night" / "I'm Batman". In addition to the fact that the movie is inspired by "The Dark Knight Returns" and "The Killing Joke" Sam Hamm the screenwriter cite “The Joker’s Five-Way Revenge” by Dennis O'neil and Neal Adams (Adams who redefined Batman was the major influence for Miller) as "an important tonal influence".
This movie truly captures the essence of not just Batman, but of Gotham. Gotham has such a dark tone and feel that Nolan I don't think really captured that well. In my opinion.
Storm Bringer777 Nolan didn't capture any of it. "gotham" is gothic, brick buildings and gargoyles and wrought iron gates and red light districts with neon signs. look at his color palette of grey/black/white plus a normal modern city and say it looks how batman should
De las bandas sonoras que se han hecho para Batman, sin duda la de Dany Elfman es una de mis favoritas, de hecho al ver las imágenes, me atrevería a decir desde mi punto de vista que ambas peliculas dónde sale Michael Keaton y dónde aparece Christian Bale, han sido para mí las dos mejores que se han llevado a cabo de este maravilloso personaje; no tan sólo en banda sonora, sino en actuaciones pues verdaderamente se han vuelto entrañables!!
I will NEVER forget the very first time I heard this in the theater when I was six years old. This is the quintessential Batman theme for me -- operatic and ominous.
This is like the only batman theme (other than the 60's cartoon batman) that I remember. Something about Danny Elfman's music just sticks with you, it sounds so iconic and triumphant, and tells a story!
This brings me back to opening day in Long Beach at the theater... I was 13 when this came out. Wow, what a great masterpiece Tim Burton and crew made.
Should rather re release Batman 89 ... best sountrack, 2nd best Joker(after Hamill), best Gotham, best Batmobile, best Batwing, best henchman (Bob!), best showdown (first parade, then gothic cathedral) ...
(The wall explodes as the Joker of all people walks in) Joker: No no, NO!! You got it all backward! Everyone and their MOTHER knows its "I am vengeance, I am the night, I AM BATMAN!" Honestly, it's practically a meme because of how annoying it is!
Makes me feel old when people refer to this as the one from the Batman Lego game. I remember it from the 1989 Batman movie that I watched on loop on VCR over and over!!!
Same with me. I remember the days in 1989, months before the release of this movie, that I watched shitty movies in cinemas, only to see the amazing trailer of "Batman" again and again. It was the best adaption of the 70s and 80s comic-atmosphere of Batman and Gotham. Never ever another Batman-movie had this pure Gotham-feeling.
This theme song was drilled into my head so many times playing the Lego Batman and Robin game on GameCube. Now here I am years later discovering the song again and it still sounds awesome!
While I might argue John Williams is the best living Film Composer, Danny Elfman is simply a genius. The progression of, and variety of instruments introduces the theme, and sets the mood so beautifully. Such grace, darkness, sadness, mystery, so many words to describe this complex piece that draws me back indefinitely. Nolan is a genius, but Burton's Batman will always be my childhood. Thank you Danny Elfman, you're a wonderful human being.
Batman is supposed to be mysterious and Gothic. Thank you for this video. It helped me remember why I loved Batman so much as a kid and why modern batman sucks so much.
Silenig, you're editing and I can TELL you're 'feeling' to match what we see in these edits and what the music is playing is well thought out. Great upload my friend.
In an interview, Danny Elfman said that in order to get started with this, he walked around the set in the middle of the night, with only the security guards there, to figure out "what would Batman sound like in a musical theme".
This shit is so good it should be part of the museum of art, i mean honestly what an freaking awesome soundtrack. It fits perfect with the movie style and the overal composition is just brilliant. Its a Masterpiece. Period
One thing I wish Nolan kept constant: Making Gotham actually look like a fictional city. My biggest issue with The Dark Knight Rises was the fact that the city was recognizable as NYC for the most part. Burton's first two movies had a great, otherworldly feel to Gotham City.
The movies were actually filmed directly in Chicago- Nolan even had to cut out any shots that included the Sears Tower because then it would have became obvious
this was the first theme i ever heard of from batman and since then and even now it gives me dark chills of how my childhood was and how much batman inspired me and he was the first ever superhero I heard of.
I swear this brings back so many memories, of playing Lego Batman on my Ps2 and Xbox 360, back in 2014-2015, and Lego Batman 2 iirc around 2016 on my Xbox 360 as well. Being a kid during those times, watching youtubers and walkthroughs of LB1 by people like 8bittheater, 5-7 years old, i was obsessed with the kissing scene with catwoman for some reason, those moments were goated. There was not a single dull moment when playing those games, my dad actually modded both so i had both things with 100% completion. I also remember back in my Lego Batman 2 days, Me and my grandma would go down into the basement, and play catch with a old ball till my mom got home from work and rung the doorbell, or i would meet her down there. I remember always leaving the game on Lego Batman 2, because i was playing it very often. Typing this, just floods back memories of just having fun, some memories I didn’t know I had, playing Lego Batman with my dad and grandma in the house, my mom too, i cannot express how much i miss that kind of joy. Would kill to go back to those kind of times 😞 now I’m going into highschool, my grandmother unfortunately has Alzheimer’s, I don’t want to but soon we’ll all be adults, its crazy how time files by so quickly. I thought every soundtrack on LB1 on the levels were different but it turns out its all on the same theme basically, and i only found that out just a few months eariler 😭
I've never been in America but I love listening, watching theme songs of every super hero. I actually like watching superhero movies since I was a child.
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The fact that 5 notes can define such an iconic character is still mind blowing to me.
@The Independent What's your problem?
Did they state they had a problem?
I'm sensing there were some deleted comments here.
Jow babadook Yep.
@Jerrol Hale Bernard Hermann use only one in "Psycho".
“It’s not just a call. It’s a warning, to them.”
It's not just a call, it's a warning
They know he can't be everywhere,
*But they don't know where he is.*
@@AranhaaTheSixtyninth damn. Bone chilling line.
Maybe it means he's busy.
@@electricimpulse7 please you got more of a chance winning the powerball than running into him
RIP Kevin Conroy. One of the best Batman out there
*The best
R.I.P. Kevin
I Miss You 😢 Kevin
he was no he is on of the best batman ever created by this planet
Wrong. He is THE Batman
This is the theme Batman deserves
But not the one he needs.
This is the definitive Batman theme.
The only one he ever needed. =)
But Not The One He Needs
Emily Gillmore
Get these stupid Shnolan quotes outta here!
Emily Gillmore You stole my joke.
Danny Elfman managed to compose a music that portrays courage and fear on the same score, I honestly can't recall hearing anything similiar.
@Om Naik Lol does it sound like similar?????
Spider-Man theme and this sounds a lot like Burton’s nightmare before Christmas
@@sethrogen6577-Hate to burst your bubble but Tim Burton is a director and a great illustrator BUT he does not compose music (that I know of). Danny Elfman on the other hand is film composer, who not only compose music for Batman, Men In Black, and the Sam Raimi Spiderman films. But also A Nightmare Before Christmas (to which he also lend his voice talent for the main character).
La desolación, la desesperanza, la venganza, el coraje imbatible.
Confirmo esta es la mejor canción de batman e igualmente nunca e escuchado algo igual esto es arte puro
The flash movie had many problems, but for me hearing this in the theater with keaton as batman once again was absolutely worth the ticket
Did you like it? Tbh Keaton was definitely a highlight for me :-).
"Many problems" 1000 times better Han trash mcu movies
The flash was just a dogshit nostalgia cash grab. Fuck that movie and the entire MCU trilogy
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Rest In Power Adam West.
Rest In Power Kevin Conroy.
Both are together debating who's the better batman
@@jameswells2374 they probably both insist the other is better
Thank you for mentioning Adam West. Kevin Conroy is obviously a legend but Adam West always gets forgotten when discussing the best Batman. Both were absolutely iconic in the role and I pray they both Rest in Peace.
Kevin didn't deserve to die
@@marvelguy2001neither did
This theme is so iconic that even Hans Zimmer can't avoid it's vibe when composing for The Dark Knight trilogy
Agreed
Hans Zimmer is a copy act!
But it felt right.
Didn’t Hans also do the soundtrack for BvS?
@@victoriousrufus6747Id like to see you do better
Robert’s theme is good, Bale’s theme is amazing but….Keaton’s theme is iconic.
Robert's theme is just Imperial March. Keaton's theme is the best followed by Bale
Danny Elfman's theme***
Also the car. Batman 1989 car is real Batman car
If we listen well at a moment in Pattinson's theme we can hear notes that make up those of batkeaton.
@@kuhanblock9380 Robert's theme could even take inspiration from the imperial march, but it's very different.
I getting flash backs of playing the first Lego batman.
Lol
me too
rose SKERRETT true
"LEGO batman?" what are you, 12?
if I recall correctly, that was the first Lego game I ever played. back then the characters didn't talk.
the best theme of batman ever!
for you
The only one.
neal hefti's is way better
It is the PERFECT Batman theme. There's no doubt. It represents all what Batman is.
Danny Elfman...nuff said
Danny's Batman and Spider-man theme's are the character's defining themes. Like just....damn. Goosebumps
@green_ranger_in_hindiNah
Batman absolutely Spider-Man eh.
Gawd I knew he did both bcuz they sound similar
I always felt like this was the darker version of Superman's main theme by John Williams, so it made for a fitting opening march for the Batman. Bravo, Danny Elfman!
You've reminded me that putting Batman and Superman in the same script challenges the viewer to compare and contrast - or at least that was the case with Paul Dini's "World's Finest"
now imagine if danny elfman and john williams worked together on a score
That would be awesome if that happened! Both are great music composers!
And to make things even better, why not add James Newton Howard and Hans Zimmer into the mix? A Batman theme composed by Elfman, Zimmer and Howard would be the greatest thing ever.
Danny Elfman was recently announced as replacing Junkie XL for Justice League composer
You got your wish
😍😍
"I'm not going to kill you, but in return I want you to tell all your friends about me."
"Who are you."
"I'm Batman"
Man that never gets old.
I believe the line is "What are you?" but, yeah.
Is that Harry Potter Joker scene?
Every time I listen to this theme I'm brought back to 1989. Myself sitting in a theater in the back row. As the Batman symbol is being revealed in the title screen. I get a chill down my spine, and smile thinking, (man this is gonna be good).
I think of lego batman
Super Saiyan dragon Raphael Gomes SAMMEEEEEE
+ Firestepher G Same here, dude.
You lucky bastard
This film and the animated series that also used this theme
“I want you to tell all of your friends about me.”
“Who are you?”
“I’m Batman.”
???
!!!
What the hell are you
I'm Batman
Nice coat
Thanks
Technically the guy said “WHAT ARE YOU”, but whatever!!!
@Timothy Mckee u understand that reference
This song is and will always be forever in my heart since the first time I played Lego Batman on my PlayStation 2
0:29 to 0:44 is my favorite part. It's just so perfectly filmed, acted and captures the essence of Batman.
Brings me back to my childhood booting up the first LEGO Batman game on the Wii
@@supernovatv9514 Same..
My god, when the full orchestra kicks in at 0:45...goosebumps. I remember being just ten years old and seeing this in the theater, being gobsmacked by something as simple as the camera swirling around the Batman logo. When the opening credits already have people pumped you know your score has done its job.
One thing I love about this theme is that Dany Elfman really knows how to tell an interesting story through the sound of music without the vocals. He nails it here with Batman hands down. I also love that this song is in the very first Lego Batman video game.
Burton actually created an entire city....
+abie pratama yes, giant sets, miniatures in scale, real stunts, that´s a gargantuan work.
awesome Burton!
One can argue the quality of Nolan’s as films is superior, but Burton without question creates the quintessential comic book movie with Batman ‘89! That was as cotas you could get it to jumping off the pages!
Unknownwr it was a real stage set, it still stands over in England
@@abehambino Nolan's films aren't superior, they're visually uninspiring and emotionally unengaging. They are supremely overrated and rode the wave of hype caused by Ledger's death.
Tim Burton's Batman is perfection personified. The Summer of the Bat, 1989. Everything about the movie just worked phenomenally; Casting, writing, directing, editing, set design, special effects and equally as important, the gothic inspired soundtrack throughout the film. It made you feel like you were right there in Gotham City, fighting along side the Caped Crusader. To this day, Danny Elfman's score sends shivers down my spine. The music in this film is treated like an actual character where it breathes life into each scene. Batman 1989 changed the landscape of superhero/comic book movies forever, raising the bar and proving without a doubt that comic book inspired movies, when done right, become instant classics and box office gold!
"...Batman 1989 changed the landscape of superhero/comic book movies forever, raising the bar and proving without a doubt that comic book inspired movies, when done right, become instant classics and box office gold!..."
1,000,000 Internets to you, my friend. Spend them wisely.
@@slactweakit’s in cinemas tommorow in the Uk for batman day
We had countless Batman themes after this. And yes, they are GREAT! even the new Battinson one sounds to be very promising and I dig it!.
However nothing can come close to this this theme.
This IS Batman!
Batman '89 will always be # 1 in my heart!
Same
First movie I saw overseas while in the Navy. It was awesome in Singapore for a country boy from WVA.
The best and most memorable Batman theme! Such a masterpiece! Gives me chills every time!
No other tune does Batman justice like this . There are decent attempts but this epic score will never be defeated.
"Don't kill me. Don't kill me man. Don't kill me. Don't kill me man."
Batman: I'm not going to kill you but I want you to do me a favour. I want you to tell all of your friends about me.
"WHAT ARE YOU?"
Batman: I'm Batman.
The scripted line was "I am the night." Michael Keaton improvised "I'm Batman." And to think people believed he would be rubbish in that role!
@@williamfoy599, yes you're right about the line "I am the night" / "I'm Batman". In addition to the fact that the movie is inspired by "The Dark Knight Returns" and "The Killing Joke" Sam Hamm the screenwriter cite “The Joker’s Five-Way Revenge” by Dennis O'neil and Neal Adams (Adams who redefined Batman was the major influence for Miller) as "an important tonal influence".
I am Batman.
A bat. I’m telling you, man. A giant bat!
He just doesn’t look the part but he played it too perfection. Like Bale looked the part but didn’t play it as well as Keaton
Have to say, it was the combination of Burton, Elfman and Keaton who helped make Batman so legendary from the campy rendition it became.
Agreed
They should play this in the next movie
What about Kevin conroy
@@alchemistofsteel8099 Conroy was the voice. This was the movie
@Zoras88 so your saying voice acting is less important than real acting
@@alchemistofsteel8099Hes saying voice acting is a different medium
Who's here after this Theme returned to life in The Flash?
me fr, i got the goosebumps
This movie truly captures the essence of not just Batman, but of Gotham. Gotham has such a dark tone and feel that Nolan I don't think really captured that well. In my opinion.
Nolan did capture it for the most part. Its just hard to top Batman 1989.
Storm Bringer777 Nolan didn't capture any of it. "gotham" is gothic, brick buildings and gargoyles and wrought iron gates and red light districts with neon signs. look at his color palette of grey/black/white plus a normal modern city and say it looks how batman should
Asa Ali He did, only in Begins though. in that movie, Gotham feels more like Gotham.
The darkness of Gotham Nolan got fairly well. What he missed was the mythic quality of the city, the sprawling wonder.
He captured the darkness of Gotham pretty well, imo. But what was lacking was the gothic feel of Gotham.
Oh the great memories of this theme, It'll never get old, and will live forever
Who's revisiting this after watching The Flash trailer. Epic stuff! 34 years old. Unbelievable!!
Correção: 31 anos (1992)
@@luizsouza7979 The title of the video specifically says (1989) though. OP is right lol
@@ARG0T Então o vídeo também está errado, pois o último ano dele foi 92 hahahaha
O que importa é estamos chorando iguai criança com a volta do mito
ahh 1989's Batman.....best soundtack, best batman actor, best Batman movie !!!!
Thegreenarrow39 CW ✍🏽✍🏽
it's a great movie but the character of Batman wasn't the best
👍👍👍👍👍
ehhh i wouldnt say best mooovie 100% best actor and score but i think the dark knight is better
cap
De las bandas sonoras que se han hecho para Batman, sin duda la de Dany Elfman es una de mis favoritas, de hecho al ver las imágenes, me atrevería a decir desde mi punto de vista que ambas peliculas dónde sale Michael Keaton y dónde aparece Christian Bale, han sido para mí las dos mejores que se han llevado a cabo de este maravilloso personaje; no tan sólo en banda sonora, sino en actuaciones pues verdaderamente se han vuelto entrañables!!
This will always be THE iconic Batman theme. Hands down.
One of the best themes ever
The best. Period
Still the very best theme!!! Tim Burton & Danny Elfman are epic!
Parece que todos los de niño del siglo XX nos dio alegría por volver ha ver a Michael Keaton. 🥲😄😃Soy Batman
I will NEVER forget the very first time I heard this in the theater when I was six years old. This is the quintessential Batman theme for me -- operatic and ominous.
This is like the only batman theme (other than the 60's cartoon batman) that I remember. Something about Danny Elfman's music just sticks with you, it sounds so iconic and triumphant, and tells a story!
0:39 Perfect timing!!!
This brings me back to opening day in Long Beach at the theater... I was 13 when this came out. Wow, what a great masterpiece Tim Burton and crew made.
They are bringing back this theme for Batman in The Justice League movie. Awesome!!
Batman, what do we do?
We try not to die.
The best Batman's theme ever. Man! I could listen this song every single day!
Guess what's returning for the Justice League movie, boys?
THIS THEME!
Quinton Blackburn me
it sucks!! :(
Priyanker Rao fuck off
Should rather re release Batman 89 ... best sountrack, 2nd best Joker(after Hamill), best Gotham, best Batmobile, best Batwing, best henchman (Bob!), best showdown (first parade, then gothic cathedral) ...
That movie doesnt deserve this theme
Best theme ever.. Iconic, dark and for the ages
Thank you Mr Danny Elfman. One of my favorite composers responsible for this along with countless classics more.
This is the coolest of Batman in the 80s!
DIA PZP and the 90s!
DIA PZP this is the coolest batman FULL-STOP
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Keaton, always has been and always will be the greatest onscreen Batman of all time!!!
"I´m the night, I´m the vengeance, I´m Batman"
(The wall explodes as the Joker of all people walks in)
Joker: No no, NO!! You got it all backward! Everyone and their MOTHER knows its "I am vengeance, I am the night, I AM BATMAN!" Honestly, it's practically a meme because of how annoying it is!
Kevin Conroy's famous Batman line!
Makes me feel old when people refer to this as the one from the Batman Lego game. I remember it from the 1989 Batman movie that I watched on loop on VCR over and over!!!
Same with me. I remember the days in 1989, months before the release of this movie, that I watched shitty movies in cinemas, only to see the amazing trailer of "Batman" again and again. It was the best adaption of the 70s and 80s comic-atmosphere of Batman and Gotham. Never ever another Batman-movie had this pure Gotham-feeling.
SPOOKY PLAYS Mask of the Phantom did
I remember it from the 89 movie that I watched in the theater.
Same. I wore that tape out and had to beg for a second one
So is that problem lol. 🤔😑.
Who’s here to listen to this after the Flash trailer?
Me
Memeneeme
Me
Of course
Es el mejor Batman y película lo amo🤩😍 marco mi infancia
0:36 of the theme song was perfect timing for the bat signal to shine
Logan Wead Agreed
This is nostalgic to me from playing Lego batman
1 or 2 or 3
ALL OF THEM! :D
+Dionysus Velasquez 2 was probably the best
+gavcobob True.
Ive only played the first one
This theme song was drilled into my head so many times playing the Lego Batman and Robin game on GameCube. Now here I am years later discovering the song again and it still sounds awesome!
While I might argue John Williams is the best living Film Composer, Danny Elfman is simply a genius.
The progression of, and variety of instruments introduces the theme, and sets the mood so beautifully. Such grace, darkness, sadness, mystery, so many words to describe this complex piece that draws me back indefinitely.
Nolan is a genius, but Burton's Batman will always be my childhood.
Thank you Danny Elfman, you're a wonderful human being.
Here after watching The Flash trailer! So happy to hear this theme again!
MANO ESSA MÚSICA ME DÁ UMA NOSTÁLGICA. ME LEMBRA DO TEMPO QUE EU JOGAVA LEGO BATMAN 3. MEU DEUS QUE SENSACIONAL!!!
Lembro do LEGO Batman original, nossa cara, que saudades
Si bro ok
Yo tambien 🥲
This is the Batman theme I grew up with.
"You... you are...?"
"Yeah. I'm Batman."
Was standing in line in 1989 getting chills ready to see it at the theater
I know the feeling. I saw it after I got home from vacationing in Canada and Montana and to think I was beginning high school that fall
Batman is supposed to be mysterious and Gothic. Thank you for this video. It helped me remember why I loved Batman so much as a kid and why modern batman sucks so much.
yeah, modern batmans are just buffed ninjas, talkative like gilmore girls
And a lot of tech to be honest. Batman was smart but he didn’t have fucking like Holographic shit
Nolan Trilogy was good tho?
YESSS
I remember playing lego batman 2 and 3 and this passed the vibe check
so happy i listened to this again
Same, at my friend's houses
The Word that describes this song: masterpiece
Por más que lo veo nada supera la atmósfera de la película de 1989.
No
Best Batman theme ever. Great Job Danny Elfman.
Much like John William's Superman theme is the definitive Superman song and will be forever, THIS is THE batman song! Forever! Period!
Silenig, you're editing and I can TELL you're 'feeling' to match what we see in these edits and what the music is playing is well thought out.
Great upload my friend.
Thanks so much for your comment.
@@silenig No you deserve it - appreciate your work and time brother
This is the definitive Batman theme. It's gothic, brooding, but at the same time dynamic and heroic.
Danny Elfman The King 😎
The sheer badassery of this theme song just keeps you on the edge of your seat.
In an interview, Danny Elfman said that in order to get started with this, he walked around the set in the middle of the night, with only the security guards there, to figure out "what would Batman sound like in a musical theme".
Tell me something, kid. You ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?
IcedEarth426 yes but only on sunday mornings before church hehe
I just like the sound of it
@@buttrz0927 Never rub another man's rhubarb!
I always ask that of all my prey.. except Eckhart, and Grissom. And Bob. Come to think of it, I've only asked it twice.
Joker: You wouldn’t hit a man with glasses, hey 🤓
Lol 😂
Listening to this theme in 2018.
+andrew worley *BATMANostalgia* 🦇
2019
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andrew worley 2020 bitch
Still listening to this in 2020.
I heard this song from lego Batman the video game back in 2008.
The BEST batman theme
Best theme
This shit is so good it should be part of the museum of art, i mean honestly what an freaking awesome soundtrack. It fits perfect with the movie style and the overal composition is just brilliant. Its a Masterpiece. Period
Danny elfmans score is magic.
This is definitely in my top 3 best movie music with Indiana Jones and StarWars
Batwing and moon at 1:39 was brilliant
Saw this in the Theater with my dad. Hope I get to watch this new Flash movie with him.
Who else is hearing this theme in 2020
I'm listen to this in 2021
Yes in 2021!
2021
Me in 2020 and 2021
I am hearing this now in 2021!
The Keaton standing in the light of the Bat-signal is the most iconic. I use it for my transitions...love it.
This is the definitive Batman theme.
One thing I wish Nolan kept constant: Making Gotham actually look like a fictional city. My biggest issue with The Dark Knight Rises was the fact that the city was recognizable as NYC for the most part. Burton's first two movies had a great, otherworldly feel to Gotham City.
The movies were actually filmed directly in Chicago- Nolan even had to cut out any shots that included the Sears Tower because then it would have became obvious
@@donnyexoduz3356 the first two. But you can clearly see NYC and LA in TDKR.
this was the first theme i ever heard of from batman and since then and even now it gives me dark chills of how my childhood was and how much batman inspired me and he was the first ever superhero I heard of.
“Yeah… I’m Batman!”
I swear this brings back so many memories, of playing Lego Batman on my Ps2 and Xbox 360, back in 2014-2015, and Lego Batman 2 iirc around 2016 on my Xbox 360 as well.
Being a kid during those times, watching youtubers and walkthroughs of LB1 by people like 8bittheater, 5-7 years old, i was obsessed with the kissing scene with catwoman for some reason, those moments were goated. There was not a single dull moment when playing those games, my dad actually modded both so i had both things with 100% completion. I also remember back in my Lego Batman 2 days, Me and my grandma would go down into the basement, and play catch with a old ball till my mom got home from work and rung the doorbell, or i would meet her down there. I remember always leaving the game on Lego Batman 2, because i was playing it very often.
Typing this, just floods back memories of just having fun, some memories I didn’t know I had, playing Lego Batman with my dad and grandma in the house, my mom too, i cannot express how much i miss that kind of joy. Would kill to go back to those kind of times 😞 now I’m going into highschool, my grandmother unfortunately has Alzheimer’s, I don’t want to but soon we’ll all be adults, its crazy how time files by so quickly.
I thought every soundtrack on LB1 on the levels were different but it turns out its all on the same theme basically, and i only found that out just a few months eariler 😭
Danny Elffman was touched by the gods of music... Batman ain't complete without this theme.
The way michael keaton looks at the light in the beginning, and notice how his face slowly change when he realizes its ass kicking time!😎
I love the whole theme, but the finish nails it. The drums leading up to the cymbals... Honestly, I might watch this movie today.
The organ/choir drop is pure ear bliss.
Micheal Keaton and christion bales performances in the batman films were amazing. The best batman theme ever
It’s awesome that Danny Elfman is bringing this back in Justice League
No it's not!
smurfman691 yeah you’re right lmao
I've never been in America but I love listening, watching theme songs of every super hero. I actually like watching superhero movies since I was a child.
When this came back in the flash trailer, goosebumps…
VAMOS TORCER PRA THE BATMAN TER UMA HOMENAGEM COM ESSA MÚSICA !!!!!