If there is a superhero that had many memorable topics, it's Batman. Each iteration of the "dark knight" usually comes with the ear, everything back to "the on-the-of-the-on-the-of-the-of-the-of-the-on, Batman!" Opening at the Batman show in the 1960s. Dani Elfman's theme for Tim Batton's "Batman" films echoed by composer Shirley Walker on "Batman: Animated Series", was classic opera and became the Batman theme.

Hans Zimmer and Jameseshes Newout Howard The results of the "Dark Knight" trilogy may not have won an OscarBut it wasn't for a lack of deserved. Their primary theme, "Molos", " is intense and adamant, but does not sacrifice distress. It is perfect for Christopher Nolan's dark and action Batman. A simple but effective topic of Michael Gijacino for Batman in 2022 in 2022 in 2022 is the worst. He is constantly rising to power, as afraid of slipping on the spine of a criminal when they look at the shadows and see Batman. But by the end, the result sounds triumphant, such as Batman (Robert Pattinson) passing the film slowly rises from his own darkness to become a hero.

Batman films sometimes come with more than orchestral songs, too. "Batman forever" by Eloel Schumacher in 1995 appeared original from the world -renowned Irish rock band U2 called "Hold me, excite me, kiss me, kill me." It is a song about an attractive romance, reflecting Batman's relationship (Val Kilmer) with D -Chase Meridian (Nicole Kidman), who is attracted to the man in the mask. But would you believe that it was not the end of U2's involvement with Batman?

"The Batman" in 2004 is a nice show with very great episodes And more to enjoy bats, and her thematic song is one of those most important moments. The thematic song "Batman" was composed of a member of U2: David Howell Evans, better known as Edge. He is the leading guitarist of the group, the keyboard and one of its four permanent members to Bono (Paul David Hunson), Adam Clayton and Larry Moulin Runior.

In an interview as early as 2004The Sam Register of Cartoon Network (and current president of the Warner Bros.) explained that the edge is Batman's fan. When the team of the show "Put feelings" to put together the thematic song, he was immediately on the ship.

How is Edge's "Batman" theme? It is in full a symbolism of "Batman": very cool, but (or even because) it is deliberately different from "Batman: the animated series". Elfman/Walker's "Batman" theme is all the horns, while the theme of Edge naturally relies on wires. It's a cool, smooth riff for guitar, not pretty Gothic, but very moody.

The Batman in 2004 referred to Blic and Action; There is a touch of anime to designs of characters and scenes to combat. Title of the title opens the shot tilt from the red sky of the city Gotham to the city sky, not different from As the sequence of the title "Batman: the animated series" Begins (minus flap and its reflectors). However, from there, the sequence switches to mostly inserting Batman footage struggling with great villains or using his gadgets. Compare how the "Animated Series" aperture tells a short, consistent Batman story that fights against two robbers (while keeping all the characters in the silhouette). No approach is WrongBut "Batman: the animated series" was first for the atmosphere, while Batman put the action first. Different musical compositions reflect it.

After Season 2, Batman moved away with Edge's topic for a new composed of Andy Sturmer (producer of the duo-rock duo, Puffy Amyumi, who sang the theme "Teenagers Titans"). Sturmer's theme was like a tight, action -packed version of Hefti's "Batman" theme. It still responds to the show, but in all, I prefer the original.

Last year, U2 set the EC theme for "Batman" to their channel on YouTube (Minus the vocal to finish the whisper: "Batman ..."). The song is not a rival "Sunday Bloody Week" or "One" for the best musical achievement of U2, but the edge seems proud of it, and it deserves it.