Imagine Batman standing on a rooftop in the pouring rain with this playing in the background. Consider the most tear-jerking track we could think of, Mayday Parade ’s “Miserable At Best,” which still gets our emotions worked up 13 years after the release of A Lesson In Romantics. If there’s a lady in Wayne’s life at the stage when The Batman is set, she’s bound to be a tragic damsel in distress, and that heart-wrenching occasion calls for an angst-ridden emo anthem. Whether we like it or not, Batman’s love interests are inevitably doomed. This desperate classic should soundtrack his own preparation to head out on the streets of Gotham, including struggling to fit into his skin-tight jeans, er, costume.
It doesn’t matter if it’s a scene of Pattinson donning his caped uniform or smudging his eyeliner (we could all teach him a thing or two about blending) in the Batcave mirror ahead of a deadly meeting with any of his nemeses. Thursday – “Understanding In A Car Crash”Ĭould R-Battz get any more emo than “Understanding In A Car Crash”? We can’t let this new era of Batman pass us by without relating him right back to this ageless Thursday number.
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Whether it suits a meeting with Zoë Kravitz ’s Catwoman or, if the movie continues the canon of the Batman: Year Two comics, a meeting with The Reaper’s daughter Rachel Caspian (spoiler: it doesn’t), we’d love to see this timeless the All-American Rejectsanthem hitting the less self-deprecating side of R-Battz’s golden-age emo playlist. The All-American Rejects – “Dirty Little Secret”Ĭontagious throwback singalong alert-the most tragically emo Batman deserves a catchy, condescending soundtrack when his love life reaches its most dramatic point. His portrayal in both classic comics and past movies as a dark, brooding character should’ve warned us about the arrival of R-Battz, the new savior of the broken, the beaten and the damned. Of course, Batman is the only superhero most likely to be a closet emo. My Chemical Romance – “Welcome To The Black Parade”īatman fans (and MCR fans, for that matter), cast your minds back to this popular clip of the Batman: Arkham VR game where a player sits at Wayne’s piano to play the opening tones of “ Welcome To The Black Parade.” The G note alone was enough to give us chills, but this foresight of a truly emo Batman in the near future is a little spooky.
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But we’ll have to settle for imagining Bruce Wayne blasting some AFI on full volume when he returns to the Batcave after a tough day delivering vengeance on the streets of Gotham. Part of us hopes Davey Havok could one day play the Dark Knight himself. II” would suit this new Batman’s angsty phase perfectly. The perfect anthem for applying your eyeliner as black as your soul, “The Leaving Song Pt. It also marks the first time we see the black eyeliner every incarnation has worn beneath his mask. R-Pattz’s new interpretation of Batman gives us slick, gloomy and gothic vibes. Read more: See Badflower play “30” in ‘Big Bang Theory’ star Johnny Galecki’s barn AFI – “The Leaving Song Pt. Inspired by viral memes linking the new Batman with classic emo throwbacks, and our way of distracting ourselves after shooting stalled ( then resumed) due to reports of Pattinson testing positive for coronavirus, we’ll guide you through the songs we can totally imagine rotating on his playlist for all those signature moments Batman will no doubt face when the movie hits our screens. The new era makes us want to dig out our darkest makeup and relive our emo phase.
This is the first incarnation of the caped crusader to show the black eyeliner every Batman wears beneath his mask.
We’ve waited a long time to visualize Robert Pattinson ’s interpretation of the Dark Knight, and the first official trailer for next year’s The Batman gave us more emo vibes than we could handle.
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