He was making a reference to Christian Bale, the current Batman. He played Batman, and he was in the movie "Shaft," for which the "random crap" is the theme of.
batman running over roof, then slipping into billionaire playboy repertoire inconspicuously amid a charity dinner, joker bursting in through a window with an automatic, batman slipping back into vigilante wear da da da dum dum :)
Where are the drums?! The bum, buh-duh-duh-dum-chi, buh-duh-duh-dum-chi, buh-duh-duh-dum-duh-buh-dum-buh-duh duh right after 0:52 is what made that song!
@lasaldude Oh come on dude. How can you say that about the Nolan movies? The music may not be as good but Nolan's films are FAR superior as far as plot line and character development go.
That's such a shitty reason to ruin... like anything. Maybe he should have thought that Bale and Burton's take have nothing to do, but then again anyone with a bunch of braincells would realize that. Anyways, thanks for the info.
![Batman - Danny Elfman & Prince / Arr. Toshihiko Sahashi [SBR]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mJ0LLSKk5LA/mqdefault.jpg)
very nice!
we play this, too
Elfman + Sahashi = WIN
If you don't know who Toshihiko Sahashi is, try listening to the Gundam SEED soundtrack. Pure space battle awesome.
nanananananananananaaaaa batman!!!
He was making a reference to Christian Bale, the current Batman. He played Batman, and he was in the movie "Shaft," for which the "random crap" is the theme of.
batman running over roof, then slipping into billionaire playboy repertoire inconspicuously amid a charity dinner, joker bursting in through a window with an automatic, batman slipping back into vigilante wear da da da dum dum :)
id like to hear this on violin
1:50 is batmobile's theme tho
Where are the drums?! The bum, buh-duh-duh-dum-chi, buh-duh-duh-dum-chi, buh-duh-duh-dum-duh-buh-dum-buh-duh duh right after 0:52 is what made that song!
start at 03:55
Mohamed Hossam why?
Seriously. Batman all of a sudden teamed up with Shaft....
Taxman!!! hahaha
@lasaldude Oh come on dude. How can you say that about the Nolan movies? The music may not be as good but Nolan's films are FAR superior as far as plot line and character development go.
This is genius! The guy takes a great score and ruins it for no reason with some random shit.
250? REALLY?
1:50. Uh... no.
That's such a shitty reason to ruin... like anything. Maybe he should have thought that Bale and Burton's take have nothing to do, but then again anyone with a bunch of braincells would realize that.
Anyways, thanks for the info.
Wtf was that shit in the middle..