Well, greetings, imagination connoisseurs. Once again, it is I, your Duke of Dope Discourse,

Robert Meyer-Bernett. And this is the John Campy Show mailbag for my god. March 2nd, 2022.

It's amazing. We're just going to jump right in and see what all of you have to say or want to

know. Well, let's just find out. We're going to start with no gym. Back for more airy, the Batman

soundtrack comparisons. Uh oh, have you listened to meowing you and everyone we know? I have not.

Then gone back and listened to Gotham's reckoning from the Dark Knight Rises. The similarities

in the light motifs are airy. He's dead, Jim. Well, are you saying that one film composer might

have taken inspiration from another? I have a lot of James Horner soundtracks and I see what

you're getting at. But I do have to say, I think Michael J. Aquino's score for the Batman is quite

different from a lot of the other scores that we have heard in the Batman film, certainly different

than Danny Elfman. And of course, Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard's score for the Batman,

and then what I mean, I really love Hans Zimmer's scores for the Dark Knight and the Dark Knight

Rises. They're epic. I mean, the Dark Knight Rises. But I think that the, they're very different

score. J. Aquino's score for the Batman is very different from the Dark Knight Rises. I think

when you, especially in context of the movie, it gives the film a way different feel.

So anonymous says, hey, John, I just want to let the community know that there's a new show called

from about a community of people trapped in a small town who must lock themselves in at night

when monsters come out. It's great. John reviewed that and he watched the first four episodes and

said it was really, really good. You are not the first person to tell me that. John said it was

good, but I've heard like five or six people. I watched the trailer for that and it looked really good.

I just hope it's not what I call an impossible premise show where they never answer the question,

why are we here? And here's the thing when some, when some family, when you, when you find yourself in

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