Batman Forever with Childhood Remembered

[galenj01]

hi guys,

Childhood Remembered is a excellent piece of music, so haunting!

i thought i would have a go putting the piece with the Bruce Wayne scene from Batman Forever.

let me know what you think!

EDIT: Chases' Dialogue re-added.

[The Laughing Fish]

Nice edit! The Childhood Remembered theme and Bruce reminiscing his past go together quite well. My only feedback is it might've been better if Chase Meridian's voice wasn't cut out at 0:15, but other than that, well done.

[galenj01]

agreed - ill fix it when i get home.

[galenj01]

Nice edit! The Childhood Remembered theme and Bruce reminiscing his past go together quite well. My only feedback is it might've been better if Chase Meridian's voice wasn't cut out at 0:15, but other than that, well done.

Dialogue re-added

[The Laughing Fish]

Nice edit! The Childhood Remembered theme and Bruce reminiscing his past go together quite well. My only feedback is it might've been better if Chase Meridian's voice wasn't cut out at 0:15, but other than that, well done.

Dialogue re-added

That's much better.  And to think some people reckon Elfman's score couldn't fit together with BF.

[galenj01]

Elfmans theme fits so well with the subject matter i think any scene depicting the Waynes death would fit.

[The Dark Knight]

Childhood Remembered is absolutely perfect. So dark and tense. Like a cloud of pain and regret that simply will not shift. Beautiful Lie from BvS is also amazing in its own way. That cue coupled with the visuals had me nearly crying, even though I've seen the Waynes killed in various forms of media countless times.

[The Laughing Fish]

I like the shot of Bruce looking over the fireplace, and then he turns around to flashback to his parents funeral. As he walks towards the red book, we suddenly see him as a child once again. I'd compare that scene to the one in the Arkham Asylum video game; where he suffers yet another hallucination of his parents' deaths and suddenly transforms into the heartbroken child again, until he makes his way towards the exit.