Sounds a bit like Danny Elfman's Hulk theme... Pretty interesting Black Suit theme. I like the nods to Ludwig Goransson's symbiote theme hidden underneath. I have a similar idea for a Black Suit theme that does that...just need to finish it.
This gives you a proper idea of how much of a problem this thing is. This rendition of his theme makes it sound like he'd show every 'Multiversal threat' we got thus far in the MCU what a true *_Cosmic Horror_* is supposed to look like.
I think Clark Kent finds a way around it, he is the prisoner, an alien on the world without family, has to work, has to conform, then he finds the other half, transforms and hes absolutely free, he can even not exist and go to the phantom zone any time he wants.
Freedom is a funny concept, because the fact we exist isnt freedom because we cant not exists at the same time.. so freedom is half a world and the other half we live at the same time is prison.. we do both simultaneously and have to find a healthy balance.
Just because Kal-El can perhaps help save the world, the responsibility is on all people to keep the world safe. He’s just one man. Ok so he can fly and has some strength and certain supernatural abilities, but he’s a symbol of hope. Of what mankind can strive to be. He’s not all hope that lies within every person. He surely wants to be loved like anyone else that’s the real hope of the world not catching planes.
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Spot quickly went from villain-of-the-week to Lovecraftian nightmare with this score. Also, the deep chanting in the background gives me Bear Mcreary's "Ghidorah" vibes.
I love how he was hit with a bagel in the first movie and then in the second he becomes a multiverse villain, reminding me of the everything bagel from Everything Everywhere All At Once
