Batman Begins and Duel of the Fates?

[robthehand 3]

I must have slipped into a sort of trance yesterday - I was playing the piano and for no reason whatsoever started playing a Zimmer tune. :roll: I was playing "Molossus" from Batman Begins - the chords of it, that is, and I couldn't help noticing that the sequence of chords was extraordinarily similiar to that in "Duel of the Fates". Anyone noticed this, or am I imagining things?

(For people who don't have the BB soundtrack but have seen the film, it's the music for the train chase at the end.)

[Miguel Andrade 964]

While i avoid listening to any Zimmer so-called music (I apologise to any fan), I'm sure that Williams just copied the great composer

[robthehand 3]

...went back in time 6 years and modified his TPM score, right?

[Miguel Andrade 964]

...went back in time 6 years and modified his TPM score, right?

But of course! Williams stole Doc's flying Delorean in order to then steal all this great tunes... But now we know he shcoking truth! LOL

[Morlock 9]

I didn't notice it.

Morlock- who thinks 'Molossus' is the one great cue from the score (Within context).

[Romão 1,931]

There are some good moments in the Batman Begins score, but none of them are from action scoring.

[Ray Barnsbury 8]

Does anyone know offhand where on the soundtrack the JNH portions can be found? I know he did more of the softer stuff while Zimmer concentrated on the action, but I'm not too keen on sifting through the rubbish to find anything of quality.

Ray Barnsbury

[Romão 1,931]

The first half of track 2 is mny favorite section of the cd, and it works wonderfully on the movie It does sound very JNH'ish

[JMan 0]

The first half of track 2 is mny favorite section of the cd, and it works wonderfully on the movie It does sound very JNH'ish

I totally agree. It's a very emotional build.