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- All's Well That Ends Farewell - by Michael Giacchino | From The Batman Soundtrack
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Tracklisting:
1. Can't Fight City Halloween
2. Mayoral Ducting
3. It's Raining Vengeance
4. Don't Be Voyeur with Me
5. Crossing the Feline
6. Gannika Girl
7. Moving in for the Gil
8. Funeral and Far Between
9. Collar ID
10. Escaped Crusader
11. Penguin of Guilt
12. Highway to the Anger Zone
13. World's Worst Translator
14. Riddles, Riddles Everywhere
15. Meow and You and Everyone We Know
16. For All Your Pennyworth
17. Are You a Kenzie or a Can't-zie?
18. An Im-purr-fect Murder
19. The Great Pumpkin Pie
20. Hoarding School
21. A Flood of Terrors
22. A Bat in the Rafters, Pt. 1
23. A Bat in the Rafters, Pt. 2
24. The Bat's True Calling
25. All's Well That Ends Farewell
26. The Batman
27. Catwoman
28. The Riddler
29. Sonata in Darkness
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This movie is so dark for 2 and half hours and ends with this haunting scene of two people who need each other but because of who they are have to go their separate ways. It was so beautiful. Matt Reeves has created a masterpiece. The truest version of Batman ever put on screen.
This is one of my most favourite comments about the film.
which is why I hope she is Bruce's main love interest throughout the trilogy and that she makes a return in the sequels and she and bruce can start an honest to goodness relationship.
Exactly what I said
Nobody cares what you think.
I disagree about that last statement, but yes beautiful ending
Rob’s eyes says it all in this entire scene, the pain he feels of leaving Selina for Gotham.. Just wow.!
Based on this version's Bruce I think Selina is probably the first girl he has ever fallen in love with, so he really is attached to her and doesn't want to say goodbye. You can tell in his eyes how much he wants to go with her until he sees the Bat signal.
@@Nicholas_Chen_ Yeah, it seems that way, you can tell in that last scene when they're going their opposite ways and he takes one last glance at her through the side-view mirror.
Totally agree. A sad and heroic moment at the same time.
@@Nicholas_Chen_ it's pretty obvious. Even Oswald peeped it in their first meeting. Bruce was instantly attracted, poor guy. Lol
@@Nicholas_Chen_ nope first one is a street racer named Dex
I don't know how Pattinson was able to convey so much emotion with just his eyes. The sadness but dedication Bruce has for Gotham. The Lonely Warrior.
He accepts that he no longer fights crime to avenge his parents. He has to leave that trauma in the past, just as he leaves his feelings for Selina in the rearview mirror as she drives in the opposite direction. He now fights crime to protect Gotham, and give hope to her citizens.
The best Batman portrayal in live-action
@@youtubeviolatedme7123, I do see sadness in is eyes as he looks into that review mirror
If you ask an actor/actress, "How were you able to pull that off?" I'm quite sure they would downplay their own performance and give credit to someone else on the production ("I wouldn't have been able to do it without the director."). And the director would say, "I wouldn't have been able to do it without my crew." And the crew would say, we wouldn't have been able to do it without you putting your pencil to the paper.
It's not just one person. It's the entire production that consists of many individuals who have inspiration from Life's experiences. And that includes Bob Kane and an infinite amount of others before him.
I always love how he glances up at the bat signal after Selina leaves and before he gets on his motorcycle and ride off to catch up with Selina.
The end of the film had me tearing up. So beautiful. And this music!
I was tearing up too. But I feel that it's not the last time they will see each other.
same
It was absolutely astonishing. I was completely captivated through the last hour, this music just hit.
✨✨This is BTAS Magic✨✨
Impossible to be together, sad to be apart. Very heartbreaking ending as he chose Gotham over his own heart.
"Selina. Take care of yourself."
I love the context of what that line meant
sobs violently
@@JPuReTaLeNt also it’s poetic.
Though the subtext of that line hints that Bruce wishes he could express how much he cares about Selina but it’s difficult for him to; that’s why he pauses after he says “Selina…” He can’t say it
"You're already spoken for" 😭😭😭
He couldn’t find the words to express how much he loved her so he just went with that 😭🥺
This felt like a scene out of a western, when a couple that deeply love each other, have one last horse ride/chase together before parting ways. This was beautiful.
I hadn't thought about it from this "western" angle. It makes this ending even more beautiful than it already was!
@@carlosvillalpando2680 There are multiple things about this movie that remind me of a western but i needed someone to point them out 😂. From Batman's boots sounding as if he were wearing spurs, to the slow walking penguin scene after the Batmobile chase. And even the first 40 seconds of The Batman main theme sounds kinda like a western theme. Kinda makes me wonder if it's intentional or coincidental.
@@rashadcross8452 Kinda because if you see the last movie the waynes saw is Mask of Zorro....i think bruce took inpiration from Zorro.
@@steel8763 I hope that's true. That would be badass. In fact, its my headcanon now 😂.
Westerns are awesome and I definitely get that vibe too.
The movie was phenomenal, and the ending is really moving, especially with this beautiful track playing.
I was moved to tears during this whole ending! And I'm sure this track played a huge part in that.
@KTV 4U Batman never loses that fear of losing people he cares about, that’s why he closes himself off from most people and finds it hard to show his true feelings. at the end with him and Selena going their separate ways he realises that there is hope for him to have love in his life, but for the time being he has to commit to protecting Gotham, hence why he goes in a different direction.
@@carlosvillalpando2680 wussy 😂
hava yeah that's true lol
@@glassymink230oh no, look, it is the person who thinks that crying is not masculine. Listen buddy, I am sorry that you have constructed a self destructive narrative in your life, but you are most likely the one who is a “wussy,” if you are going around calling people that. Let me ask you this, why is he a “wussy,” for being brought to tears? Does it really matter to you that somebody has an emotional connection with something, that you did not? Are you really that miserable in life, that you have to go around calling others a “wussy,” in order to self validate your own shattered masculinity?
And that ladies and gentlemen, is why you clap at the end of a movie.
which my theater did at the end.
sure but no never clap lol
when I see the batman movie which I haven't talk about that much now in my middle school when I was a kid I use to be a batman fan and at the batman I did clap how it was a beautiful ending never seen that ending in every batman movie
If this theme plays at the end of the film I'm gonna cry it's so beautiful.
Agreed, I think this movie might have a bittersweet ending. Very dark implications but with a newfound hope in Batman as a symbol of inspiration and heroism to the people of Gotham and more than just a obsessive, angry vigilante.
This song got me hella emotional
@@themadtitan7603 Hope instead of vengeance.
@@alexlazzerly3677 Exactly
It did and it was amazing
Without spoiling it, that final musical sting (2:27-2:35) hits HARD in the actual movie.
02:21 to 02:26 as Catwoman fades from view was my fav part
Lol
I can hear the choir sings the word "Fin" at the end of the sting
That my children is how you end a badass movie that is an emotional roller coaster
Why it feels like....
Robert said that, movie is going to be emotional at the end.. and the soundtrack giving me that feeling.. just like a new hope , new Batman , who is in emotional inside but still not showing us . Angry , brutal but still feeling worst in his mind and fighting with himself to be great
Yeah, this will most likely play at the end when Bruce has reinvented the concept of Batman to become a symbol of hope and heroism for the people of Gotham City rather than just a tool to unleash his anger on criminals.
@@themadtitan7603 Who knew Thanos had such a great understanding of Batman?
@@themadtitan7603 The Sensible Titan
just rewatched the movie.. this score still sends chills down my spine.. it gives you that sense of "hope".. that's what the final message of the movie is all about.. can't wait for its sequel..
we'll probably see Rob as Batman in the Penguin series before the sequel hits theaters.
@@mattboesch8907 or maybe Some cameo from other cast too, i hope the series is the life story of Oz, the time before he called Penguin, n Some related with selina, cuz in the movie they seem like more than bisa and employe
Absolutely loved the ending scene. I’ll admit it made me cry. It was just delivered beautifully. No set ups for future movies, no jokes, no big action ending sequence.
Just two people who love each other, not having the bravery to say it, because deep down they know, they know their paths go different ways.
And that ending shot, Robert’s gaze into the side mirror, looking at Selina drive away, with a sad yet stoic expression probably thinking about another life not lived, what could be. And then the music becomes a crescendo and he looks ahead, with full determination, knowing what he must do.
Looking ahead and not in the mirror is also symbolic of his arc in the movie. He no longer fights crime to avenge his parents' deaths. That pain is in the past. He now fights crime to protect Gotham. That love lies ahead.
When he chooses Gotham over Selina, it shows that he has managed to not only separate his personal motivations from his heroic duties, but also dedicate himself to his heroic duties and leave his personal motivations behind him.
This is the best comment that I have ever read about the ending of this beautiful movie🖤
saometimes i like to put peanut butter in my nose and then pick my nose
Very fitting that the film begins with a very menacing rendition of Batman's theme (Can't Figh City Halloween), and ends with a triumphant Bruce Wayne's theme, reflecting his spiritual journey.
Musical storytelling, everyone.
Love this
Woah I didn’t notice that
From a symbol of vengeance to a beacon of hope for Gotham.
When Batman's theme was released ahead of the movie's release, I remember people complaining about how the music felt hopeful and not vengeful. Now I understand. Michael Giacchino is goated for this.
Starts with Batman theme and ends on Bruce Wayne theme. Poetic.
What separates this movie than most superheroes is that it doesn't end on an action packed scene. And it doesn't need to. Sure this film has action but that isn't the main focus. Emotion is the main focus of this film. If you are familiar with the Batman character He is very emotional especially within this film, more so than any other film, including The Dark Knight. Let's not forget the final farewell to Selena is such a heartbreak for him. She is somebody he feels a kinship to despite their differences, but he must walk the high road that often ends up a lonely one. That's what makes him a hero. That's what makes this ending an emotionally climactic scene.
When he chooses Gotham over Selina, he is also choosing Gotham over his parents. He no longer has personal motivations to fight crime. He doesn't fight crime to avenge his parents and strike fear into the heart of criminals. He becomes a hero who selflessly protects Gotham, and to her citizens, offers hope to their drained hearts.
He is driven by a noble cause, and that drive gives him the strength to not look back in the rearview mirror after bidding a final farewell to the only woman he's ever had feelings for, and more importantly, his parents.
When this one played out in the end, a tear dropped through my eye, shivers down my spine. It was perfect for the end, from the very opening shot to the last, the score was what defined half of the movie, much like Zimmer previously with the Nolan trilogy. This one deserves that special place and I cannot wait to get more of this.
I think I was just mesmerized. I am so happy I went and saw it in the theater. I had expectations, pretty high ones, based on what I saw from the trailers and how Matt Reeves was excited to talk about it, and the film exceeded them!
0:48 is one of the most beautiful bits of music I've heard from a movie in a long time. Really great soundtrack
My favorite part of the song
I agree with you my man
The ending of this movie with Batman and Catwoman is so poetic, like a tragedy from Shakespeare, Matt you are the boss
It's anticlimatic but I don't care it's a sad romantic scene that means a lot for Batman.
Ending the movie by mixing Bruce Wayne's and Batman's theme was the most genius way to end a story about internal struggle without saying a word
1:14-2:41 !!! Hearing that during the final scene is just 🥲🥲🥲
I love the music and especially that part but was kind of dissapointed how it was used in the film.
Very anticlimatic, should have been during that scenes where you see him carrying the girl and embracing his new mission
@@mrvakeman 100% agree. I had very few gripes about the film and this was one of them. I rolled my eyes when they used that Nirvana song during the scene on the roof. They really should’ve used this.
@@mrvakeman 100% that would've been beautiful !
@@OBGrollout Tbh, I thought they used the Nirvana song just fine. However, I do think that a longer scene on that roof with this music would’ve been way more effective emotionally. Show Batman taking care of people whilst this track starts to end and fade out, cementing his turn from vengeance to symbol of hope for people
I get sad when i see the depart scene of catwoman and batman until catwoman is no longer in his sights :(
I'm getting some Batman The Animated Series vibes from this track.
That beautiful melody playing over Bruce and Selena riding through the graveyard before departing is so beautiful. It really shows how they are meant to be there for eachother.
The graveyard is supposed to allude to Bruce's parents. He's not just saying goodbye to Selina, he's bidding farewell to his parents. This is because their deaths is no longer what motivates him to fight crime by the end of the movie. He now fights crime for a more noble cause: to protect Gotham and give hope to her citizens.
If there's a sequel to this movie, the final few seconds of this video give us a taste of the inevitably brassy instrumentation which represents the Batman in full fighting form.
I can't believe this movie exist. As a BTAS fan. JUST WOW.
I know right, this movie gave me everything I wanted in a Batman movie. An actual world's greatest detective. A symbol of vengeance turning to a symbol of justice.
@@CrimsonArtsStudios…the standard has fallen
This song is my favorite on the entire soundtrack. It's so beautiful when you see the film; you'll understand why this song is bittersweet at the end. There's a reason why it's called "all's well that ends well Farewell"
So true
Yep, almost got myself teary eyed...
They need put this theme in The last part of The movie, The view of Gotham and The people save for the protector batman
It is one of the last tracks lol
yeah I'm guessing that's the case.
It's listed as one of the last tracks on the soundtrack so I think it will be near the end when Batman is reinvented as a symbol of hope and heroism for the people of Gotham and even Bruce, and becomes more than just a way for him to sort of his anger.
I'm getting chills just thinking of it.
@@themadtitan7603 yea fr 🐧
The ending along with this theme music made me tear up. We finally got an amazing Batman movie with Batman as the main character and he wasn't upstaged by the villains. Excellent score by Giacchino and the brilliant direction by Matt Reeves.
This is the best part of the entire score, hands down.
Probably the last scene of the movie, with Batman having been reinvented as a symbol of hope and heroism for the people of Gotham, overlooking the city and swearing to forever protect to it before flying into the night sky to fight crime once more, potentially with the reveal of a new batsuit.
Fear Is a tool.
Gotta agree
No, it's in the much more personal ending scene but also more powerful one :)
@ Even better that it's a personal scene, I'm about to watch it a few hours and can't fricking wait.
You're not far off I'll just say that
After watching this movie Robert Pattinson is officially my favorite batman he's like a live action version of Kevin Conroy's batman
From TNBA to B:TAS. You can really feel the Kevin Conroy when it comes to the voice. The Bruce Wayne voice and how jarringly higher pitched that voice is to the Batman voice is just perfect
The Batman is something way bigger, it's a part of our lives
Right
That Batman/Catwoman farewell scene was emotional and the song is uplifting.
It was beautiful
One of my fave moments from the entire film is the ending. This song playing in the background makes it perfect
So beautiful, bittersweet, heartbreaking, majestic.. takes you on an emotional ride
I adore Giacchino's choice of the 6/8 time signature. When they both drive down the cemetary lane it seems as if it was intended to look like they were dancing alongside and with eachother. Ending this movie in this way was beautiful. A lot has been said about the skills and dedication of everyone involved, but we can't praise them enough.
I am so happy I can't put it into words!
Man the scene this plays over! That last moment! It’s bittersweet, hopeful and emotional! Man such a great film!!
This sounds something like from the Animated Series. These tracks are so nostalgic. Michael did a great job.
Man this movie 😭😭😭 already want to rewatch
Hans Zimmer best watch out. Giacchino is quickly becoming one of the most incredible composers I’ve ever heard. All of Zimmer’s soundtracks have a distinct sound that keep them all somewhat similar, and you can tell he composed a movie’s soundtrack without knowing it’s him.
But everything I’ve heard from Giacchino has been distinctly different each time. It’s amazing.
Michael Giachinno’s got that all rounded style that makes him composing fresh stuff all the time
Hmmm. I understand what you mean. I think the problem with Giachinno is the fact that he can only seem to make one or two themes and then he reuses them over and over per movie. Say Up and Spiderman even this. There’s the beautiful strings like in this song but then there’s the badass batman theme. However Giacchino excels when there’s already a prerequisite for how the music should be, such as Rogue One. 7 other Star Wars movies to take from. And obviously there’s other batman movies but that can be argued is a different situation. Hans is clearly capable of creating multiple different themes and expanding on theme for every single score he composes. Now yes you know when it’s him doing it he has his own style ofc same as everyone else. But just based on this I think it’s fair to say Giacchino is one of the best, probably top 5 at this point, but Hans is on another level when it comes to scores.
Just my opinion though
@@evangriffin9112 I see what you're saying. I'd like to see Giacchino create a totally original soundtrack with nothing else to work from.
I prefer to compare his work with John Williams.
@@denvyzhang4006 Absolutely. I was just using Zimmer as a comparison because he's usually hailed the greatest composer of all time. Giacchino is definitely Top 5!
Reeves and Giacchino have made a masterpiece. This score was just beautiful and really moving. Bruce looking into the distance as the score ends felt like there is hope for Gotham.
The Bat and The Cat 😭💓🦇
He did right by her. She did right to him. And he loves her. And for now, he must bear the world of watching her go, but until the day they meet, and the city is safe... will they ride again.
🦇 Journey to become a Hero.
"Selina, take care of yourself"
Best Batman movie and best soundtrack didn't think Nolan and Zimmer could be topped but they were.
Selina...
Take care of yourself
I can't believe that movie exists, is so beatiful, is the Batman that i wanted for years
They will see each other again....I believe that. This isn't the end of their story by far.
Our scars can destroy us, even after the physical wounds have healed. But if we survive them, they can transform us. They can give us the power to endure, and the strength to fight.
That soundtrack at the end of the movie showing the two of them splitting up and going their own way got me, I went to see the movie other times and the soundtrack stuck in my head
This is by far the most personal batman film for me.
Don't know how the scene will play out but I sorta imagine Batman towering over everyone or being on top of a building overlooking a new Gotham he'll swear to protect after everyone he saves are now on his side after saving families from the flood.
Yeah, I imagine it as Batman crouching on a gargoyle having been reinvented as a symbol of hope for the people of Gotham and stands up as this score reaches its high note and glides into the night sky with the reveal of a new batsuit or an improved version of the same suit.
When a movie starts off by giving you chills, ends by leaving you in tears and makes you stick around during credits to enjoy all the music, you've done something correct. Bravo. I loved it so much and I have to keep going back to watch it.
is this the scene where selina and batman split paths on the motorcycles plzzzzz
yes.
I'm not going to lie I cry when I hear this song so sad and beautiful at the moment 🥺 and also let me say rob really became a real Bruce Wayne and batman
Reminds me Casablanca ending, two lover that couldnt be together
Congratulations to Mr. Pattinson! From a teenage vampire (Twilight) he became The Batman. That is what I call evolution!
The greatest, truest,darkest,realist Batman film
Exactly
As a man I teared up at the end. I think it's easy to understand the feeling of wanting someone yet having to stifle that as you felt you had a larger calling or responsibility that demands sacrifice. You could truly feel his sense of loss when she rode away.
new legends arise and a new story begins
I feel this theme perfectly fits Bruce Wayne/ Batman. Gives me BTAS and Arkham trilogy vibes with its own touch mixed in.
It reminds me by Mask of the Phantasm movie. The movie’s combat are heavily Arkham inspired.
The movie takes a lot of inspiration from BTAS
“Selina…Take care of yourself” 🥺
It's sad cause she will become catwoman which means they will probably never be allies again
It shows that Selina has earned a level of respect from Bruce that he believes she is capable of taking care of herself.
Sonata In Darkness but without the piano.
Funeral in Far Between vibes as well.
Anybody else get a mask of phantasm vibes?
At the end of the film, we see *vengeance* become the *knight* , in the sequel's ending, I believe we'll see the *knight* become *The Batman.*
At the start of this movie we follow an experienced Batman who's goal was to be the symbol of fear, darkness and vengeance, as a form of justice. Fear did not control chaos, but amplified it as well as created extremists. Hope for those unheard, but guided down a path of fear and focused violence, such as the Riddler.
It's not until Alfred's truth is revealed, the kiss of Selina, the Riddler's admiration for his brutality, and the Riddler goon saying "vengeance", he sees that becoming "vengeance" further prolongs Gotham's suffering. By him helping people out of the floods, he becomes the knight. He may have lost and failed to prevent the bombs going off, nor save everyone from the Riddler, but he is now on the path to become the silent guardian we know and that gives Gotham hope.
I agree with you. Great ending and movie.
I agree with everything you said
I was hoping that 1:01 onwards would play during the embracing new mission moments when he narrating and carrying the girl.
This movie is a masterpiece no comic book movie comes clise to this! the sequel will be huge after what the first one accompliced
At 1:14, I can visualise Batman gliding through Gotham City's Rooftops kinda like a Spider-Man style "Final Swing!" It's gonna be great hearing this particular melody in the film!
He's not that kind of Batman yet (it's his second year) and this isn't that kind of movie :) Saw it yesterday, 9/10
Maybe in the sequel, or even third he'll have a 'final glide.' But the ending scene we got was beautiful
What a movie
Beautiful end with a beautiful music
I love the ending was an homage to the Dark Knight with Batman riding away on the Batcycle.
They meet at the cemetery just like long Halloween
When you wanna tell someone you love them but you dont wanna break the friendship and you fear that you're gonna be going separate ways
This is amazing!! Next week 🦇
I actually was teary during this scene so powerful
The ending scene made me crying inside, i Feel suffocated...
Just watched the 🎥.. The ending was so touching 😥😢..
For Kevin Conroy.🦇
The bond that Catwoman and Batman have in this movie compared to any other was by far my favorite
2:26 - The way the score built up to a crescendo and then cut to black....
I wish more movies did that.
Michael Giacchino is definitely winning the Oscar for best score next year… What an astonishing OST!
He might be eyeing a Grammy, because his score for this film was recently nominated for it.
What makes this so Shakespearean is that this music implicates that what does he want: to run away with Selina and start a new life- or become a hero that Gotham needs??
EDIT: even though he has that desire to be happy, but he has a commitment to Gotham City, and give it his all to make a change; so that Gotham will no longer need Batman
I wanted him to ask her to stay. But I love as they are both leaving the graveyard there were parts where I'm like "come on selina, stay. Help him." but nope she goes left, and he goes right. Reminds me of Mask of the Phantasm ending where bruce's mission will always go on.
@@mattboesch8907 yep. But she might come back for a sequel
yup, this scene is about putting those desires behind him
Imagine if this Theme plays at the end of the Movie
It would probably had me in Tears
🥺🥺🥺🥺😔😔😭😭😭😭
It does !
I'd make a terrible Batman because I'd definitely leave Gotham to get up to hijinks with that Catwoman.
Giacchio is The King of Soundtrack !
Spiderman nwh and now The Batman,i Love it and become everytime this emotional Feelings 💞
That middle part gives me serious BTAS vibes.
Very beautiful music.
Impressed. Legend hero music.
Thank you!! Michael Giacchino !! You'r genius!!!!!!!!
Literal chills at the very end
This Powerful Epic Masterpiece captured my soul!
"I AM VENGEANCE"
"I AM THE NIGHT"
"I AM BATEMAN!"
(R.I.P KEVIN CONROY)
"Selina................"
"Take care of yourself."
I like to think Selina was also looking at her mirror at Batman before disappearing in the smoke
*Selina Kyle:* [sees the Bat-Signal, scoffs] Who am I kidding? You’re already spoken for.
There is something special about this music and what it entails: this Batman realizing that he needs to become a hero to bring about some change for the better, not for the worse. 'Vengeance' cannot prevail; only 'hope' can.
The ending track of the film is most likely this one, combined with The Batman theme (released a few weeks back) from 4:00 onwards (building up to that awesome finale).
If you listen carefully The Batman theme, this track is included in it as well + the above mentioned build up.
I'm not ready for this
Probably the ending or a form of goodbye to Alfred or Selina. I expect an overview shot of Gotham during the day. The scene Batman is standing at the break of dawn
The last scene hit me hard. When I saw it I was going through a break up at the time and I feel as if the last scene spoke to me. It’s best to part ways sometimes😁
And thus he becoms the watchful guardian, the silent protector, THE DARK KNIGHT
Begins in the darkness, ends in the light…
I can't express enough how important this track has become for me
This song gives me western vibes and I'm all for it
2:29; The way he looks ahead in my head he's saying
"I am vengeance. I am the night. I am BATMAN!"
The best of best track ever.