The Batman Official Soundtrack | For All Your Pennyworth - Michael Giacchino | WaterTower
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- For All Your Pennyworth - 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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"You needed a father. All you had was me."
At this point, i was in tears.
STTAHHPPPP I'll start crying again!!! lol.
Bruh same tho fr…. That was the moment I craved for more Alfred because I really enjoyed Robert and Andy’s dynamic… props to Matt Reeves for still being able to make such an impactful scene with a character that was barely on screen
Same ngl
this is the scene where you see why Matt Reeves casted Pattinson. He instantly flips, and you see a tiny bit of Bruce Wayne rise to the surface, "I never thought i'd feel fear like that again". Its so subtle.
I wonder if Matt Reeves likes Quarter Pounders
@@baIoneysometimes I wonder that too
@@UnwantedPoetwhy don't we go ask him 😂
how is it "subtle"
Alfred: “You needed a father… I could teach you how to fight… but i wasn’t a father… you were just a little boy, and it was my job to protect them… not yours. Mine.”
Bruce: “I never thought I’d feel fear like that again.”
“God…i mean im not afraid to die…but i realize now there’s something i haven’t got past….this fear of ever going through any of that again…of losing someone i care about.”
This was the moment that sealed the deal for me.
That Robert Pattinson wasn't just a great Batman, but a phenomenal Bruce Wayne.
That vulnerability, that scared child that hid behind a mask, the man who could only share his true self with Alfred.
Probably the best scene in the film.
People who say Bale was a better Bruce Wayne don’t understand how below surface-level Pattinson and the writers of the movie went with The Batman’s Bruce
“I never thought I’d feel fear like that again…”
First time I've ever cried in a Batman movie.
Same
@@theamanchannel6800 That scene and the ending were where I bawled like a baby.
if you know the scene, youll understand how deep this is
"....I never thought I'd feel fear like that again...."
That scene moved me to tears. There was so much discomfort in his voice when he relives that moment in his mind.
" I'm afraid it already happened, about an hour ago, I've been trying to reach your Mr Wayne " 😥
'All these years, you lied to me Alfred...'
i knew something bad was happening when i saw riddlers to the batman on a BW package
"We all have our own scars, Bruce."
I know you blamed yourself, but you were only a boy, Bruce.
I could see the fear in your eyes..
Those lines delivery by Andy Serkis is fantastic.
This scene spoke volumes to me. After Bruce confronts Alfred over Thomas Wayne’s “mistake” that got him and Martha killed, when Alfred admits that though he wasn’t equipped for it, he tried to be the father Bruce needed. And Bruce emotionally breaking from the fear he was feeling since his parents’ death, to lose Alfred who was the only family he had left. The performances of Robert Pattinson and Andy Serkis as well as Michael Giacchino’s music score was so powerful that it left me feeling emotional. And when they held hands, I knew this was the starting point of their trusting father-son relationship as it is in the comics. I hope to see more of that develop in sequels.
Well said
There’s even a similarity between “The Batman” and “Batman: Arkham Origins.” Both stories showcased a Batman early in their career who believed their crusade of vengeance against the criminal element of Gotham was the one priority and that opening up was a sign of weakness, but it took almost losing Alfred for Bruce to finally understand that letting people is what’ll benefit him into becoming the Dark Knight.
You will you will
@@darthdracul8372 huh
@@zoxyy.1x The message was for Empire
I like how the "vanishing Batman" moment for Gordon was Bruce trying to save his loved one as fast as possible. You can feel the weight of urgency in that moment.
Batman taught me how to take my pain and control it, use it, and most importantly, how to help people with it. Thank you Batman, for showing me that although scars don’t heal, they do bring me closer to the ones I love.
Well said :"D
That’s very poetic, And very deep too.
Andy Serkis' EXPLOSIVE performance stunned me! His alfred won me over
Yeah, explosive.
No pun intended huh
bruh
Did you just...
Both Andy and Rob were extraordinary in this scene.
Yasss
No... no i did not have a copious amount of dust in my eye during this scene...
I could not put words in my mouth when Bruce had his little speech with Alfred, especially when they held hands, it was so amazing. I could not cope with what I seen on the screen.
It's honestly feels rare to see them physically connect like that. It's usually Alfred that gives fatherly advice with Bruce acknowledging it, but to see them actually grasp their hands together, it felt special.
"Dory! Get me on the phone with Alfred, something terrible is about to happen!"
"Mister Wayne... It already happenned. An hour ago"
My heart sank at that moment, ngl i thought they really gonna killed Alfred off...
What is the name of the song when Alfred have the bomb
@@ooitung95 I gasped.
"I've been trying to reach you. I'm so sorry."
When Bruce and Alfred hold hands.😢😢
I don't think emotional would be the right word to describe how this makes me feel, just wow
Genuinely the best scene of the movie
“I mean…I’m not afraid to die..but I realize now there’s something I haven’t got past…this fear of ever going through any of that again..of losing someone I care about” 🥺💚
He doesn't have lot people he cares about right..
*Bruce and Alfred hold hands*
@@marvel101dev4 Alfred, Catwoman,Gordon
is this soundtrack worth a penny? yes, it's worth more than a penny
What a beautiful scene... I cried so hard when alfred give his hand to bruce
the best soundtrack
YES
'All these years, you lied to me, Alfred...'
Bruce realizing how much Alfred means to him was very emotional, he realized that the fear he felt of losing him was because Alfred IS part of his family.
Without prior knowledge, if you were to tell me this would come from a Batman movie, I’d be shocked.
I can't wait to see Robert Pattison again.
Pattinson
@@kaozspartan9289 nobody cares about a typo ya nerd
I wasn't feeling 100% the first time I saw this, so some of the emotional scenes didn't hit the way they should've.
However, I've seen it twice since then, and you can totally buy Alfred's heartbreak. You know he feels like he let Bruce down I some capacities.
Same thing at the end of his first scene, when he looks at the scared little boy through the lens cam.
I felt all he saw was young Bruce, and he understands where that kind of pain can lead to... anger, vengeance, a lost young man.
Oddly, I also found on my second viewing many scenes especially this one had so much more weight to it. Hearing Bruce so vulnerable in this scene and opening up to Alfred was acted out so well by them. I'm watching it for the 4th time tomorrow night. No shame, getting my Batman theater fill as much as I can.
I love how Bruce literally has to develope a "bedside manner" in this film.
Even in his crime fighting. Yes, he still saves people, but he never gets too close.
Even the guy he saves from the gang at the beginning. Batman just looks at him after... doesn't bother to ask if he's ok, or give him a helping hand up off the wet ground.
Same with his interactions with Alfred: Zero bedside manner.
The second the poor man wakes up, Bruce is dumping on him for withholding truths about his parents.
He is truly blinded, and he can't see beyond his own pain.
But we see that transformation at the end, and it was well done.
This track is pennyworth my time.
Since it's a Batman movie I think this track does "justice" to the character. I think I don't care what happens to me anymore. All I need is this track.
All pennies are yours 🐧
cried so much
I feel like this make me feel like this is about the sacrifices we make for the people we love.
I was thinking the same thing
Yeah it realy is :"(
The soundtrack to this movie automatically makes this the greatest superhero film of all time, but if this song is for when Alfred dies, *WE RIOT.*
This song makes me believe alfred is going to die
Nah, he won't. It's way too early for him to just die in the first movie he appears in
Highly doubt Alfred will die, considering they wanna make a trilogy. Closest thing would be like in the Arkham Origins game where he had a pretty close call
@@kamil.p5134 That's what you think...but this movie is going the carry the weight of 2 movies with its 3hr run time! A lot can happen in 3hrs.
Sorry for the spoiler, he doesn’t die but the scene this music was for was very beautiful and made me tear up a bit. I didn’t believe reviewers when they said this was better than the Dark Knight because I didn’t like the trailers, but this is the best Batman movie with the best Batman right out the gate. Doesn’t sound right, but it is honestly.
Michael Giacchino is the next Hans Zimmer!
For me he is more the next John Williams
"You lied to me, Alfred..."
Didn’t really see Andy Serkis as Alfred before watching the movie but now I think he’s the best one
For the first time he didn’t look over, down at the people of Gotham, he looked up.
The titles are ridiculously perfect
Best superhero movie ! Not joking
If bruce is talking normal in the batman suit and not deep you know he is worried or stressed
soundtrack EPIC
another favorite!!
master bruce ! wow!
“I never thought I’d feel fear like that again.. I thought I mastered all that”
Bro, Alfred came out of a coma and Bruce just started interrogating him. Give him a break bats!
This scene made me cry 😭😭❤️
For anyone who’s into rescoring, picture this tune in the background for TDKR when Alfred tells the truth about burning Rachel’s letter to Bruce and lamenting that he’d rather choose to die as Batman, then leaves
#DC #BATMAN 😍😍😍
Reminds me of ''Home Suite | Hans Zimmer'' from the Lone Ranger
You should certainly go check it out if you find this music here meaningful
Everyone’s gotta sacrifice themselves how he did when he jumped on the wire to cut it.
Bruce Wayne 🦇
Yasss
I don't want Alfred and Bruce to fight
we're gonna shed some tears next week bruv
They are obviously gonna fight lol.
@@walterwhite4699 this music leads me to believe alfred might die maybe
They did not lol
que lindo porra
The death of Alfred. ?.
Yes
Nope, he's still alive
Touch my camera through the fence
Well haven't seem the movie but i feel like this track is pretty spoilery 😂😂
I thought the same. How it sounds, the title, I mean…
I know ffs 😂
Most likely it’s a flashback of them showing Alfred raising Bruce, while he meditates about how far Bruce has gone in his crusade as Batman
@@RiveBassCovers that's way too specific
@@martin..3700 I’m just going off from what I saw in a clip where Alfred tells Bruce something along the lines of “Think about your family legacy” and Bruce, referring to Batman says “What I’m doing is my family’s legacy”
Arrow
Those songs have a very lack of proper temper but they all fun
This totally spoils that alfred is gonna die
Doubt it. Maybe he’ll have a close call like in Arkham Origins
@@RiveBassCovers no he dies fs
@@Jakester1472 how can he possibly die if they’re doing a trilogy?
@@RiveBassCovers no one said alfred has to be in all 3 of them
Spoiler alert:
He doesn’t but I am sure there was an original cut or version where he does, I have that feeling
I don't get it. It's just a bunch of chords. There's no theme. There's barely a leitmotif. What are people so impressed about?
Huh? Then why aren't you the one out there composing music ??
If you think you can do better by all means. Otherwise let people enjoy it. It's not bothering you that they are is it?
“I don’t get it. It’s just a bunch of chords. There’s no theme.”
What were you expecting - A Wonder woman theme or a Van Halen type solo? Orchestral music is definitely gonna have chords lol. And there’s literally a lot of leitmotifs scattered all around the soundtrack.
@@sagniksengupta3212 that's a lame point. Haven't you ever disliked a song or a movie? Have you done that after having composed a better song or filmed a better movie? No. There's a little thing called critical thinking. Try it.
@@jamescorriveau7267 I'm not preventing anyone from enjoying it. I'm just asking. Plus, writing a chord progression requires literally zero skills, and minimum music theory, but that is not the point.
Can you film a better movie than Whedon's JL? I doubt it, but that doesn't prevent you from realizing it's trash.
Choosing Andy Serkis as Alfred is a terrible miscast, but not as bad as hiring Michael Giacchino to write a Batman score.
Cope
Who would you cast??? Since you're such an expert😂😂😂
Dude ur not funny I see you trolling on all the music videos for this movie
@@Jakester1472 Don't mind him, he's just a troll.
@@Jakester1472 he just got bad memories of blowin both his dads then them flippin him a penny after
I know you blamed yourself, but you were only a boy, Bruce.
I could see the fear in your eyes..
Those lines delivery by Andy Serkis is fantastic.
"But I didn't know how to help. I could teach you to fight, but... I wasn't equipped to take care of you. You *needed* a father, but all you had was me..."
@@sebastianemond5313 Andy was fantastic as Alfred! I hope Alfred shows up in more scenes in the films because he's my favorite character in the Batman lore, next to Gordon.
@@wiinterflowers4277 Me too, next to Michael Caine.
@@sebastianemond5313 I like Michael Caine as an actor but he was not Michael Gough. Michael Gough was my introduction to the Batman films so he gets top spot.