TheBatman composer Michael Giacchino reveals he had never heard the key Nirvana song, 'Something in the Way,' prior to working on the film. 'I feel like an old man saying that I did not know. Of course, now I know it.'
Despite it being a major part of the DC movie, The Batman composer Michael Giacchino reveals he had never listened to the film's key Nirvana song prior to joining. After initially being developed for the DC Extended Universe, the film would shift towards launching its own shared universe, being set in Bruce Wayne's second year of fighting crime in Gotham, namely as he hunted down the serial killer known as The Riddler.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Led by Robert Pattinson, Zoë Kravitz and Paul Dano, The Batman scored widespread critical acclaim and was a box office smash, grossing over $770 million against its reported $200 million production budget. Matt Reeves' approach to the character not only saw him properly exploring his status as the World's Greatest Detective, but also a thoroughly dark and noir-driven atmosphere harking back to David Fincher's beloved Se7en.
This is really embarrassing, but I did not know that song. I did not know that song at all. I feel like an old man saying that I did not know. Of course, now I know it. At the time when I was writing, I had no idea. I didn't know. It was eternal luck that those two were able to, in some way with a little tweaking, live together for the trailers the way they did them. It worked out really nicely.
Why Nirvana's Song Was Perfect For The Batman Given its history of having been penned by the band's lead Kurt Cobain during a particularly dark time in his life, Nirvana's "Something in the Way" proved paramount for audiences' understanding of where Pattinson's Bruce Wayne found himself during The Batman.
Following it featuring in both the trailers for it and the DC movie itself, the Nirvana track skyrocketed up streaming charts, with Spotify having reported a 1200 percent increase of the song, and the band itself, following The Batman's release. With Pattinson's titular hero now in a different mental space heading into the in-development The Batman 2, it will be interesting to see what track Reeves elects to use as his main inspiration for the overall tone of the sequel.
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