Superman and spider-man are not friends - theme songs

I corrected the flub of having bumblebee talk as apparently he has no voice in the movie... The other one has gotten a pretty good reception and amount of hits, so I thought I'd do one on a topic I've always felt pretty strongly about: the importance of a good and memorable theme song. As always, credit to JustSomeRandomGuy for the inspiration and realization that action figure videos CAN be quite funny when put in the hands of the right people. Not that I'm cocky enough to say I'm one of them. Previous version comments: AMHelfgod FIRST COMMENT !!!!! WWOOOOOOOHHHHHHOOHOHOHOHOHOOOOOO Well you've probably outdone yourself there Kyle, btw did you get my P.M explaining what you wanted to know :) WOOOOHHOOOO first comment, woot. AMHelfgod Besides that, I happen to think in truth of things that the John Williams score for Superman, and Danny Elfman's score for Batman, were equals in their own quality, not only because it was orchestral. As some people have the prejudice of attributing certain sens of quality automatically to it. GuanRy *Part 1* Equals!?! Are you freaking kidding me. Ok, Ry, breathe *takes breathe* Sorry. I didn't mean to automatically hit out at you. Danny Elfman, in my truest of opinions based on what I've heard from the guy, has little talent when it comes to scoring films. GuanRy *Part 2* He's always got that "Dahdahdahdahdahdahdah" that he used in the Simpsons first(I think that's right) in every theme song. Every goddamnmutherfuckingone(sorry God). So to say the themes were equals? Eh, I think the Animated Series version of the Movie's score is better and much more epic. John Williams' score for Superman is probably his best, just barely etching out his works for the Star Wars franchise respectively. ChibiFighter LMAO I loved the Spider Man cartoon. cortmeister262 That was funny Kyle, it's going to my favorites, 5 stars!