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People will say not as good as Batman Begins. I think this has to be taken with a grain of salt; Batman Begins was the first GREAT raw Batman. It's like comparing the first 'great' in anything and comparing it to the new great.

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ABattJudd said:

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I really enjoyed the movie, but one thing that kept throwing me off was a theme in the score. There was one particular two-note line they would play whenever Batman was walking into a room, and the interval between the notes was the same as the Imperial March from Star Wars. I kept expecting to see Darth Vader come around the corner.

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ABattJudd said:

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The dude playing The Riddler was really, really good. I'd almost put his performance up there with Ledger's Joker.

I really enjoyed the movie, but one thing that kept throwing me off was a theme in the score. There was one particular two-note line they would play whenever Batman was walking into a room, and the interval between the notes was the same as the Imperial March from Star Wars. I kept expecting to see Darth Vader come around the corner.

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gggmann said:

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ABattJudd said:

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I really enjoyed the movie, but one thing that kept throwing me off was a theme in the score. There was one particular two-note line they would play whenever Batman was walking into a room, and the interval between the notes was the same as the Imperial March from Star Wars. I kept expecting to see Darth Vader come around the corner.

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It's the same interval as "Something in the Way" by Nirvana which was used in the film and one of the trailers. It's a 2 whole step drop (i.e. i to VI in a minor key). It's either E to C or F to Db, I don't remember. The imperial march uses the same interval on the first note change.

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