Batman leading the civilians out of the overflown stadium was a beautiful moment. Bruce who spent the first two years angry and alone, decided to help those in need. Becoming a symbol of hope to the people of Gotham. Love it.
@@boristheblade9496 Joe Schumacher was going for the dark tone of it too on Batman forever. His Bruce Wayne was isolated and barely spoke to the world around him. That’s when WB made changes to light hearted tone.
I really liked that scene, As it was pretty much Symbolism for the film to show that Batman is the Light in the Darkness as he shows the people to be free from evil and fear... I loved that scene...
*SPOILER* Batman's arc on this movie has to be my favourite on any Batman movie. He started full of hate, telling us that he's the shadows, telling criminals he's vengance. And by the end, he cut a wire and got electrocuted in order to save the few survivors left. He fell to the water, and then re-emerged from it as if being baptized, which symbolizes rebirth. Finally, he proceded to help the people that were trapped and guided them with his light out of the shadows. And now he can fight, not for vengance and with hate for the ugliest side of the city, but with love for the people of Gotham that are still worth saving.
"He died... Sssaving the city... No, that's not true... He sssaved the city, yes... But he died ssssaving me. I ssssaid, 'I'm not worth it.' He said, 'Everyone's worth it.'" - Clayface recounting his version of Batman's Death in Neil Gaiman's "Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?"
Well written. We all felt it even if our words couldn't describe it. What a film. I wondered what the water meant... now I feel ashamed I didn't notice it. Makes sense as he wasn't looking to be a hero, he was simply doing what was right.
SPOILER : this was when Batman changed his mission. He realized that vengeance won't change the city, but hope. The scene when he carried a little girl at the end of the disaster was the symbol.
Correction : this ost played when he saved the mayor's son leading the other survivors to the light while the song played after was something in the way signifying his true call
this Scene. This scene alone is what made me declare this as my New Favorite Batman movie of all time. quite Possibly the most Heroic thing we've ever seen Batman do in the Movies. legit made me cry in the theater. Matt Reeves is an absolute Goat for doing this. Bravo, Dude
I love when he took the boys hand. Like... Batman has spent this whole movie putting up a wall between himself and others, drifting aimless with hatred and pain, and the second he saves someone, the moment he makes that connection, he finds a true purpose. You can see that just as much as he's saving them, they just saved him. If there's any director I trust to capture Batman's sheer capacity for love, its Reeves.
I cried in the cinema. They Got my hero right. Batman is my childhood hero. My eyes hurt so bad. This movie caused me physical pain. The scene was so beautiful
Can’t say I didn’t cry because I most definitely did. Even more so during the 2nd time I saw it. This was the first time I ever felt like I kid again, watching BTAS after school every day and being obsessed with the greatest superhero ever created.
the batman was a very DARK movie reeves didnt lie when he said this was not an mcu type batman riddkwr scenes was unsettling to me especially Spoiler: Gil death survival game with the collar
When Batman wades through the water holding that flare, it's like he's the statue of liberty 🗽 A beakon of hope for Gotham. Such a powerful and beautiful image.
Batman becoming an everlasting and incorruptible symbol of hope to inspire the people of Gotham. This is the moment where Bruce let's go of his quest for vengeance and starts to seek justice, to be known as The Dark Knight.
I'm not ashamed to say that this scene (iykyk, yes I refuse to spoil it even now), and this score still bring me to tears. As a Batman fan and Cinema fan this was perfect to me. No dialogue, just a scene and it's score, a hero done right, and an example of beautiful film. I was the first one among my friends and family to talk smack about Pattinson's casting as Batman, and came out of the theater absolutely amazed and in awe. Bravo, Matt Reeves, and bravo Robert Pattinson. Once again, a Batman movie that defied expectations.
I feel like this soundtrack will play at the end of the movie. Remember that shot from the Catwoman tv spot when Batman was holding the little girl in his arms? I think Bruce will realize being Batman means being a hero and a beacon of hope to the people of Gotham. Even the title of the track suggests something like that might happen.
I rewatched the movie 3 times now, just to see this scene, there's something so beautiful and hopeful about Batman transitioning from a violent and rageful vigilante into a compassionate and selfless hero.
Scene nearly brought me to tears. While Superman already epitomizes the symbol of hope, something about Pattinson's Batman leading people to safety with a literal guiding light hit harder, seeing how hopeless, traumatized, and vengeful towards everyone at the beginning. Seen the movie 3 times now, and this is always the bit that gets those waterworks coming out.
I think the fact that he is determined to persevere and be better in such a hostile and disturbing environment as Gotham and it's crime is, and as traumatized as he is, speaks louder than Superman. It teaches the viewer that regardless of the tumultuous and the darkness of somebody's past, or other external and circumstantial factors, you can still heal, improve your situation, if you choose to. Bruce is just a man, but within that, he's just as heroic or more than Superman.
@@scottmiles824 for me it when he helped the Mayors son out of the water. Throughout the movie he kept looking at the boy thinking of a way to comfort him and when he held out his hand to help him it just did me in.
@@lazuruswolf6668 honestly, I’ve never been touched by music like this. It made me feel emotional for Batman that had a sense of redemption. It made me see what Batman is supposed to be: not a symbol of vengeance, but one of hope. Hope that Gotham can be helped even if it seems impossible.
This is probably one of the few moments that made me shed a tear in a Comic Book Movie. The way he became a light of hope for all the people that were in the middle of the Darkness. This is something that I haven't seen reflected in a Batman Movie before. This is the symbol that really represents Batman
Having now seen the film more than once, hearing this music fill your ears while knowing the scene it plays in as you replay it in your mind, this is when you *really* get the feels. Especially when that light flare gets lit up. Batman gets "baptized" and born again, becoming the symbol of hope that Gotham needs. 🦇
This scene with the music playing in the background made me so emotional at the theater. One of the most beautiful scenes in a comic book movie ever and showcases why Batman is among my favorite superheroes.
This movie was truly a Batman coming of age story, and this scene in particular was breathtaking. With the visual of Batman helping and being accepted by the people, leading them through the darkness with his guiding light.
i love the fact that Bruce never finds an answer to the pain that he feels. But once the realizes that the city also has that pain, he decides he is going to become that answer, that symbol of hope. A true hero.
It was beautiful seeing this younger Batman go on a complete arc and finalize it by realizing that his actions only inspire disaffected people to go on destructive paths that the threaten the city he holds dear in a misguided sense of justice. So, he changes and makes a big sacrifice where he falls into the water only to rise out of it reborn as a symbol of hope for all of Gotham's innocent, powerless and afraid in that flood. He becomes hope.
Just like that, they made Battinson mirror the DCAU version of Batman. Particularly the most hopeful and tender version of the character before he grew old and bitter. When Battinson held the child's hand and resolved to be a symbol of hope I could picture him like the kind of Batman that held Ace's hand when she was about to die in Justice League Unlimited. This was a perfect development of the character and hit every note regarding the personality of Batman, yet giving us what we've always wanted... A chance for Bruce to be Happy.
The movie already gave me BTAS vibes since the first trailer. So seeing how battinson has become that at the end of the movie is so rewarding to see. Definitely my favorite Batman overtaking batfleck
"If you can't imagine your version of Batman comforting a dying child, that's not Batman, that's the Punisher in a funny hat" This fits very well with this example. Battinson is truly a worthy Batman.
Don’t worry guys, I’ve seen the movie it really does feel different from the other Batman movie, trust me the first scene in the movie does already feel different. Like different…different :)
The scene of batman in the water with the flare was everything. It showed, in a scene with very little dialogue, what batman means. What nearly every movie has gotten wrong. He's not just a violent maniac beating up criminals (though he is that), he's not the punisher without guns. At that moment he wasn't a vigilante, he was a hero. He was down in the muck with the people of Gotham, lighting the way to safety. Taking the beating, and then still showing them that there's a better way than living in the dark.
The depth, emotion, and passion in this one track alone is astounding and brought me to tears in that cinema. The fact that this soundtrack (and the cinematography) was not even nominated for the oscar, let alone didn’t win, in my eyes will forever be one of the academy’s biggest snubs.
I think this is when Bruce realizes that he’ll being Batman isn’t just stopping crime. Because it seems like he’ll go by Vengeance at first and then The Batman in the translator song. I think Bruce will take up the mantle of The Batman and see being Batman means hope and much more than just stopping crime. I still think this will end in a big cliffhanger
This music and scene was so powerful to me that I Shazammed it and when the title popped up, it hit me like a ton of bricks, and realized that helping those in need is my calling as well.
Imagine if He is given the choice between catching riddler or saving the people from the flooding and he puts aside his need for vengeance to become the hero Gotham needs
Next to Beautiful Lie from BvS, these two tracks respectively represent the Batman which are both Ben and Rob. Both go on equal journeys of becoming something more than vengeance and anger, and making pledges on graves thus becoming more. A symbol of hope, A bright light within Gotham. And to the world. A slient guardian, A watchful protector. The Dark Knight.
The moment that GOATed Batman forever for me, The Batman realising he's more than vengeance and this piece of music by Michael Giacchino are such a delight in theatre.
This movie was everything it needed to be. I'm hoping the sequel will touch on more with the Wayne's. I also look forward to more villains appearing making either stronger appearances story wise, as well as a beautiful yet dark debut on the big screen. This film franchise will show people how Batman films are meant to be made..🦇
Yea loved the movie. However I don't think we need another joker. I'm ready for a new Mr freeze or hush as teased I think we can leave joker for a while. I know he's batman's most famous enemy
We may get Hush in the next one and Court of Owls. This movie greatly hints at both. With reporter who was killed being Edward Elliot (also Hush-money and HUSH appearing on screen) and DA being so horribly afraid of ratting out Falcone and saying "It's entire system" which really made it feel like Court of Owls is involved in this somehow with Falcone possibly being one of it's higher members.
@@AzraelSoulHunter judging by how Reeves talks more about using Mr. Freeze, he may use him for the next film. Hush and the Court Of Owls i think should be used later for these films.
@@mikephelps9238 I think it actually would be better if Court and Hush were used in 2nd one. This could be transitional movie where this Batman fully becomes a hero he is meant to be (since the one we already have ends on him starting that journey) and in the 3rd one he would go from a hero to superhero by battling a supernatural villain.
@@AzraelSoulHunter well I don’t think they should use the court of owls or hush in the second movie because it would feel rushed. Mr Freeze, to me, fits since I think it would not only show Bruce learning to use the Wayne persona, but also learn compassion as Batman, which leads to him trying to reason with Freeze.
Batman began as a symbol of fear and vengeance, but he realized he can’t save Gotham that way he must become something more, so that night he saved lives, he could be the light to shine for the people to show them the way, not only to safety but to be a symbol of hope for Gotham, they need to believe in themselves, to believe in Gotham again. 🦇
Already I love this scene and this track for what it represents: Vengeance is not enough, Gotham needs and is given something else: The Batman. Such a great character arc for Batman. But that's not what I will always remember this scene for. I'll always remember looking over to see my older brother, a massive Batman fan since he was practically born, in full tears of joy when Batman removes the debris and saves the people. Only lit up by the flare. My brother saw his childhood hero come to life at that moment more than ever before and to see him so happy made me the happiest sister in the world at that moment. I just pat him on the shoulder then continued to watch the rest of this powerful ending.
@@stefanmladenovic5583 the only times the music really stood out to me in NWH was when the three Spideys swung together, as well as Peter’s final swing over Rockefeller Center. Epic moments 😵
1:33 There was a time above... a time before... there were perfect things... diamond absolutes. But things fall... things on earth. And what falls... is fallen. In the dream, it took me to the light. A beautiful lie.
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.
"Wednesday November 6th, the city is under water. The National guard is coming, martial law is in effect but the criminal element never sleeps. Looting and lawless will be rampant in the parts of the city no one can get to. I can already see things will get worse before they get better and some will seize the chance to grab everything they can. Im starting to see now, i have had an effect here, but not the one i intended. Vengeance won't change the past, mine or anyone elses. I have to become more. People need hope, to know someones out there for them. The citys angry, scarred, like me. Those 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"
I just wished 0:01 to 0:18 would fully carry on the whole hopeful theme for Batman embracing the new mission to be a hero whilst rescuing and guiding all the people
Batman leading the civilians out of the overflown stadium was a beautiful moment. Bruce who spent the first two years angry and alone, decided to help those in need. Becoming a symbol of hope to the people of Gotham. Love it.
And with the Renewal, I think he’s realizing people need Bruce Wayne as well. Everything about this film was just so well done.
@@maxfrankow1238 Exactly. I think in the 2nd film Bruce Wayne will help the new mayor improve the city and not just be Batman all the time.
@@boristheblade9496 Joe Schumacher was going for the dark tone of it too on Batman forever. His Bruce Wayne was isolated and barely spoke to the world around him. That’s when WB made changes to light hearted tone.
Bruce spent more than two years angry and isolated, he just spent two being Batman.
I really liked that scene,
As it was pretty much Symbolism for the film to show that Batman is the Light in the Darkness as he shows the people to be free from evil and fear...
I loved that scene...
*SPOILER*
Batman's arc on this movie has to be my favourite on any Batman movie. He started full of hate, telling us that he's the shadows, telling criminals he's vengance. And by the end, he cut a wire and got electrocuted in order to save the few survivors left. He fell to the water, and then re-emerged from it as if being baptized, which symbolizes rebirth. Finally, he proceded to help the people that were trapped and guided them with his light out of the shadows. And now he can fight, not for vengance and with hate for the ugliest side of the city, but with love for the people of Gotham that are still worth saving.
Also that he took off his symbol to cut off the wire. That right there was literally symbolic.
Didn't see the baptism. That's awesome 👍
Beautifully described my friend
"He died... Sssaving the city... No, that's not true... He sssaved the city, yes... But he died ssssaving me. I ssssaid, 'I'm not worth it.' He said, 'Everyone's worth it.'"
- Clayface recounting his version of Batman's Death in Neil Gaiman's "Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?"
Well written. We all felt it even if our words couldn't describe it. What a film. I wondered what the water meant... now I feel ashamed I didn't notice it. Makes sense as he wasn't looking to be a hero, he was simply doing what was right.
SPOILER : this was when Batman changed his mission. He realized that vengeance won't change the city, but hope. The scene when he carried a little girl at the end of the disaster was the symbol.
Correction : this ost played when he saved the mayor's son leading the other survivors to the light while the song played after was something in the way signifying his true call
@@yasserarres236 same difference
Facts
man isn't little girl, it's little boy
Perfect !!!!
this Scene.
This scene alone is what made me declare this as my New Favorite Batman movie of all time.
quite Possibly the most Heroic thing we've ever seen Batman do in the Movies. legit made me cry in the theater.
Matt Reeves is an absolute Goat for doing this. Bravo, Dude
I love when he took the boys hand. Like... Batman has spent this whole movie putting up a wall between himself and others, drifting aimless with hatred and pain, and the second he saves someone, the moment he makes that connection, he finds a true purpose. You can see that just as much as he's saving them, they just saved him. If there's any director I trust to capture Batman's sheer capacity for love, its Reeves.
I cried in the cinema. They Got my hero right. Batman is my childhood hero. My eyes hurt so bad. This movie caused me physical pain. The scene was so beautiful
I’m glad you loved it
Anche a me...I cried ...💙🦇
You need a hug?
Can’t say I didn’t cry because I most definitely did. Even more so during the 2nd time I saw it. This was the first time I ever felt like I kid again, watching BTAS after school every day and being obsessed with the greatest superhero ever created.
the batman was a very DARK movie reeves didnt lie when he said this was not an mcu type batman riddkwr scenes was unsettling to me especially Spoiler: Gil death survival game with the collar
When Batman wades through the water holding that flare, it's like he's the statue of liberty 🗽 A beakon of hope for Gotham. Such a powerful and beautiful image.
the cinematograpy during the red flare scene is on another level. One of my top 5 scenes from the movie.
Batman becoming an everlasting and incorruptible symbol of hope to inspire the people of Gotham.
This is the moment where Bruce let's go of his quest for vengeance and starts to seek justice, to be known as The Dark Knight.
I'm not ashamed to say that this scene (iykyk, yes I refuse to spoil it even now), and this score still bring me to tears. As a Batman fan and Cinema fan this was perfect to me. No dialogue, just a scene and it's score, a hero done right, and an example of beautiful film. I was the first one among my friends and family to talk smack about Pattinson's casting as Batman, and came out of the theater absolutely amazed and in awe. Bravo, Matt Reeves, and bravo Robert Pattinson. Once again, a Batman movie that defied expectations.
I feel like this soundtrack will play at the end of the movie. Remember that shot from the Catwoman tv spot when Batman was holding the little girl in his arms? I think Bruce will realize being Batman means being a hero and a beacon of hope to the people of Gotham. Even the title of the track suggests something like that might happen.
Probably after the attack for the riddler
We’ll see
Alls well that ends well Is the final track
I hate when people mention endings… makes me sad
Well this is year 2 Batman so he should technically already know that
I rewatched the movie 3 times now, just to see this scene, there's something so beautiful and hopeful about Batman transitioning from a violent and rageful vigilante into a compassionate and selfless hero.
This is the most beautiful soundtrack I've ever listened.
Then listen to more music. Giacchino's compositions are so rudimentary.
@@consonaadversapars Giacchino is infinitely better than every Batman composer aside from maybe Zimmer.
Have you ever heard a Williams soundtrack?
@@theminingbat Zimmers batman soundtrack is the best, but Elfmans 1989 batman theme is probably the best single theme
BvS soundtrack is still the best.
Dun dun dunnnn dunnn is so iconic
Anyone else love how the mayor’s son was the first one to grab his had When Batman led civilians out of the flooded stadium?
bruce is changing that boy's life. the most obvious parallel is Robin
This is probably the track of him saving that little girl. Oh man this movie’s gonna make me cry
Exactly what I thought about aswell :) He realizes his true purpose as Batman.
what lil girl
@@zoxyy.1x The little girl he saves in the Catwoman TV Spot
Deciding so in advance makes your emotional reaction less genuine.
I cried
The madlad Reeves made this Batman a more hopeful figure than Superman in his trilogy.
Scene nearly brought me to tears.
While Superman already epitomizes the symbol of hope, something about Pattinson's Batman leading people to safety with a literal guiding light hit harder, seeing how hopeless, traumatized, and vengeful towards everyone at the beginning.
Seen the movie 3 times now, and this is always the bit that gets those waterworks coming out.
Preach.
I think the fact that he is determined to persevere and be better in such a hostile and disturbing environment as Gotham and it's crime is, and as traumatized as he is, speaks louder than Superman. It teaches the viewer that regardless of the tumultuous and the darkness of somebody's past, or other external and circumstantial factors, you can still heal, improve your situation, if you choose to. Bruce is just a man, but within that, he's just as heroic or more than Superman.
“The city is angry,scarred….like me”
Those scars can help me become better.
Our scars can destroy us
even after the physical wounds have healed
But if we survive them
@@TheBatman39 they can tranform us
This part in the film when they used this soundtrack honestly got me emotional
Same. It had so much meaning to it. From Batman rising from the water to him holding the flare and guiding everyone out.
@@lazuruswolf6668 then the aftermath holding the girls hand as she taken up in the helicopter 😭
@@scottmiles824 for me it when he helped the Mayors son out of the water. Throughout the movie he kept looking at the boy thinking of a way to comfort him and when he held out his hand to help him it just did me in.
@@lazuruswolf6668 honestly, I’ve never been touched by music like this. It made me feel emotional for Batman that had a sense of redemption. It made me see what Batman is supposed to be: not a symbol of vengeance, but one of hope. Hope that Gotham can be helped even if it seems impossible.
This is probably one of the few moments that made me shed a tear in a Comic Book Movie. The way he became a light of hope for all the people that were in the middle of the Darkness. This is something that I haven't seen reflected in a Batman Movie before. This is the symbol that really represents Batman
I can just feel the atmosphere just from the soundtrack
Having now seen the film more than once, hearing this music fill your ears while knowing the scene it plays in as you replay it in your mind, this is when you *really* get the feels. Especially when that light flare gets lit up. Batman gets "baptized" and born again, becoming the symbol of hope that Gotham needs. 🦇
It was in this moment where a hopeless man became a hopeful one, where a symbol of violence became a symbol of hope, where a vigilante became a hero.
This was a beautiful scene.
This scene with the music playing in the background made me so emotional at the theater. One of the most beautiful scenes in a comic book movie ever and showcases why Batman is among my favorite superheroes.
This movie was truly a Batman coming of age story, and this scene in particular was breathtaking. With the visual of Batman helping and being accepted by the people, leading them through the darkness with his guiding light.
They finally got our hero right again. This is what Batman is supposed to be.
i love the fact that Bruce never finds an answer to the pain that he feels. But once the realizes that the city also has that pain, he decides he is going to become that answer, that symbol of hope. A true hero.
Probably it will be one of the best batman movies ever
Probably?????????
"probably"
"one of the"
What watered-down praise.
@@pderham26 it won’t beat The Dark Knight and that’s a fact, it may come 2nd but definitely not No.1
@@DarthVader0001 I like Mask of Phantasm the best.
@@pderham26 I didn’t realise we were counting animated movies as well, Mask of The Phantasm is the undisputed GOAT of Batman media.
It was beautiful seeing this younger Batman go on a complete arc and finalize it by realizing that his actions only inspire disaffected people to go on destructive paths that the threaten the city he holds dear in a misguided sense of justice. So, he changes and makes a big sacrifice where he falls into the water only to rise out of it reborn as a symbol of hope for all of Gotham's innocent, powerless and afraid in that flood. He becomes hope.
The Baptism of The Batman 🖤
And with strong arms The Batman saved its people and became a beacon of light to the innocent in the darkness he understood more than anyone.
Just like that, they made Battinson mirror the DCAU version of Batman. Particularly the most hopeful and tender version of the character before he grew old and bitter. When Battinson held the child's hand and resolved to be a symbol of hope I could picture him like the kind of Batman that held Ace's hand when she was about to die in Justice League Unlimited. This was a perfect development of the character and hit every note regarding the personality of Batman, yet giving us what we've always wanted...
A chance for Bruce to be Happy.
The movie already gave me BTAS vibes since the first trailer. So seeing how battinson has become that at the end of the movie is so rewarding to see. Definitely my favorite Batman overtaking batfleck
So Batman: The Animated Series Batman specifically?
"If you can't imagine your version of Batman comforting a dying child, that's not Batman, that's the Punisher in a funny hat"
This fits very well with this example. Battinson is truly a worthy Batman.
I agree. This is the closest we'ever got to DCAU Batman in live-action.
This is easily the most heroic Batman theme we have gotten, and I think that’s exactly what we needed.
Lol..it is great not greatest.....tdkr theme is more appealing n more heroic
@@s.mshibly8977 it’s ok but this is Better
@@ShadowActual01-e8l better fr u...not fr everyone....tdkr theme more intense n more powerful
@@s.mshibly8977 More intense don’t mean better necessarily
@@s.mshibly8977 your mom🥱
This song gives a vibe of Batman’s character development has developed from being a vengeful vigilante to become a hero that is the symbol of Gotham.
He is on his way to become a legend, a Dark Knight
What a meaningless comment
@@pderham26 yours
@@pderham26 you seem to be a very sad person
Don’t worry guys, I’ve seen the movie it really does feel different from the other Batman movie, trust me the first scene in the movie does already feel different. Like different…different :)
Don't you just love it when people spy on an insignificant family of three...? :)
That scene was 10/10
this is when the movie becomes your favorite batman movie. When the mayor's son is the first to trust him
The scene of batman in the water with the flare was everything. It showed, in a scene with very little dialogue, what batman means. What nearly every movie has gotten wrong. He's not just a violent maniac beating up criminals (though he is that), he's not the punisher without guns. At that moment he wasn't a vigilante, he was a hero. He was down in the muck with the people of Gotham, lighting the way to safety. Taking the beating, and then still showing them that there's a better way than living in the dark.
One word: Beautiful.
The depth, emotion, and passion in this one track alone is astounding and brought me to tears in that cinema. The fact that this soundtrack (and the cinematography) was not even nominated for the oscar, let alone didn’t win, in my eyes will forever be one of the academy’s biggest snubs.
It was so epic when he led the people out of the stadium. That was the moment he went from being the agent of vengeance, to being Gotham’s Savior
This is truly amazing. Thanks Water Tower and Michael. I cannot wait to watch this movie.
Seeing the Batman Tuesday night I cannot wait
Same we shall experience greatness
I'm seeing you tuesday night😏. All jokes aside i'm seeing it on friday, hope ya'll boys will enjoy it to the max. Long live the bat😤
will watch it around next Saturday, but yes I can not wait
So, how was it?
@@anthtan a masterpiece
most beautiful scene in any superhero movie IMO
I think this is when Bruce realizes that he’ll being Batman isn’t just stopping crime. Because it seems like he’ll go by Vengeance at first and then The Batman in the translator song. I think Bruce will take up the mantle of The Batman and see being Batman means hope and much more than just stopping crime. I still think this will end in a big cliffhanger
👀 👀 👀 (spoilers)
This is exactly what happened!
Thank you, Mr. Fraser, for this scene. What a film.
This music and scene was so powerful to me that I Shazammed it and when the title popped up, it hit me like a ton of bricks, and realized that helping those in need is my calling as well.
This scene 😭😭😭😭
It's scenes like this that show how much of a hero Batman really is. Commits to vigilantism not for praise. But for a better world.
Imagine if He is given the choice between catching riddler or saving the people from the flooding and he puts aside his need for vengeance to become the hero Gotham needs
THIS
Next to Beautiful Lie from BvS, these two tracks respectively represent the Batman which are both Ben and Rob. Both go on equal journeys of becoming something more than vengeance and anger, and making pledges on graves thus becoming more. A symbol of hope, A bright light within Gotham. And to the world.
A slient guardian, A watchful protector.
The Dark Knight.
This scene in the movie was so powerful
The moment that GOATed Batman forever for me, The Batman realising he's more than vengeance and this piece of music by Michael Giacchino are such a delight in theatre.
Ew, batman forever.
I lost my passion in movies & I believe this film will returned me to the glory days...
Matt Reeves is capable of doing that
We are in the same spot
Me too. Hope so.
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1:02 🥺The most emotional Note 🎶 Starts from Here
Facts
This song of the Soundtrack had me tears and got me so emotional
My favorite scene of the entire movie
Love this scene, but I still think when Bruce talks to Alfred is the best scene. (For All your Pennyworth)
This track fit perfectly to the scene, even made cry some people at cinema. No many words to describe this, just brillance!
This scene was the icing on the cake for this film and the scene that truly made it a masterpiece
Best comic book film ever made
And one of the best movies of all time!
This movie was everything it needed to be. I'm hoping the sequel will touch on more with the Wayne's. I also look forward to more villains appearing making either stronger appearances story wise, as well as a beautiful yet dark debut on the big screen. This film franchise will show people how Batman films are meant to be made..🦇
Yea loved the movie. However I don't think we need another joker. I'm ready for a new Mr freeze or hush as teased I think we can leave joker for a while. I know he's batman's most famous enemy
We may get Hush in the next one and Court of Owls. This movie greatly hints at both. With reporter who was killed being Edward Elliot (also Hush-money and HUSH appearing on screen) and DA being so horribly afraid of ratting out Falcone and saying "It's entire system" which really made it feel like Court of Owls is involved in this somehow with Falcone possibly being one of it's higher members.
@@AzraelSoulHunter judging by how Reeves talks more about using Mr. Freeze, he may use him for the next film. Hush and the Court Of Owls i think should be used later for these films.
@@mikephelps9238 I think it actually would be better if Court and Hush were used in 2nd one. This could be transitional movie where this Batman fully becomes a hero he is meant to be (since the one we already have ends on him starting that journey) and in the 3rd one he would go from a hero to superhero by battling a supernatural villain.
@@AzraelSoulHunter well I don’t think they should use the court of owls or hush in the second movie because it would feel rushed. Mr Freeze, to me, fits since I think it would not only show Bruce learning to use the Wayne persona, but also learn compassion as Batman, which leads to him trying to reason with Freeze.
It's like a beam of hope in Gotham
My hero.
Batman began as a symbol of fear and vengeance, but he realized he can’t save Gotham that way he must become something more, so that night he saved lives, he could be the light to shine for the people to show them the way, not only to safety but to be a symbol of hope for Gotham, they need to believe in themselves, to believe in Gotham again. 🦇
This one is about " what it really means to be batman" the answer? We will find out march 4th
This is when he becomes a hero in the third act (just my guess)
The scene/score is one of the most inspiring things I’ve ever seen and heard.
beautiful track for a really emotional and meaningful scene. that was the turning point for the Bat
I bet this is when he saves that kid that we saw very briefly in a trailer/spot
What if that kid is gonna be robin in the future?
@@batdetectivetheknight4563 If Gordon’s a badass in this movie, Batman won’t need a Robin.
Already I love this scene and this track for what it represents: Vengeance is not enough, Gotham needs and is given something else: The Batman. Such a great character arc for Batman.
But that's not what I will always remember this scene for. I'll always remember looking over to see my older brother, a massive Batman fan since he was practically born, in full tears of joy when Batman removes the debris and saves the people. Only lit up by the flare. My brother saw his childhood hero come to life at that moment more than ever before and to see him so happy made me the happiest sister in the world at that moment. I just pat him on the shoulder then continued to watch the rest of this powerful ending.
Magical. Wizard. Dreamlike. Eyes against the sun; nirvana.
IS THIS GIACCHINO'S CARRER DEFINING ALBUM?
It'll either be this or No Way Home, once we know how they use this music in The Batman we will know which one is better.
@@rooracleaf561 SMART LAD
@@rooracleaf561 No way home music is a bit forgettable I think, this is more original and has more potential
@@stefanmladenovic5583 the only times the music really stood out to me in NWH was when the three Spideys swung together, as well as Peter’s final swing over Rockefeller Center. Epic moments 😵
@@stefanmladenovic5583 Yeah no, No Way Home's music is not forgettable, that literally should have had a chance at the Best Original Score
The epic batman feeling passing through my nerves..
The best track of film
que trilha sonora MARAVILHOSA
1:33
There was a time above... a time before... there were perfect things... diamond absolutes. But things fall... things on earth. And what falls... is fallen. In the dream, it took me to the light. A beautiful lie.
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.
Bro this score got snubbed at the Oscars.... Absolutely CRIMINAL
I love this one
Fantastic
Wonderful theme 👏👏
This movies is going to be incredible. I haven't been this excited about a superhero movie in years.
I loved this movie with all of my heart. I need to see it again.
Can't wait
1:00 this part gives Arkham knight Vibes
I can feel the dark knight trilogy vibes🔥🔥🔥🔥
I dont know but something about the bell ringing
Just gives me goosebumps
Like a rebirth of the batman from vengeance to hope
let gooooooooo
0:15 danny elfman
Puro Batman 🦇🦇😍
The birds eye view with batman leading the way for the people of Gotham with the light in his hand is an artwork
1:01 "a light of hope in the middle of the darkness"
Una maravilla
"Wednesday November 6th, the city is under water. The National guard is coming, martial law is in effect but the criminal element never sleeps. Looting and lawless will be rampant in the parts of the city no one can get to. I can already see things will get worse before they get better and some will seize the chance to grab everything they can.
Im starting to see now, i have had an effect here, but not the one i intended. Vengeance won't change the past, mine or anyone elses. I have to become more.
People need hope, to know someones out there for them. The citys angry, scarred, like me. Those 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"
La venganza no va a cambiar mi pasado. Esta gente necesita esperanza
"Something in the way"
I just wished 0:01 to 0:18 would fully carry on the whole hopeful theme for Batman embracing the new mission to be a hero whilst rescuing and guiding all the people
Listen to "All's Well That Ends Farewell"
Listen to main theme
finally a proper batman theme
EP!C 🧡🦇
Sounds a bit like something calmer from Elfman’s Batman soundtracks.
This sounds so much like something from Howard Shore’s LOTR score