This single fact - the idea that Method Man wrote a rap song based on Jim Carrey’s version of the Riddler - should seem shocking, but, for some reason, isn’t.
However, I’d like to point out that Paul Dano’s Riddler does not have a theme song written for him by Method Man. This is cool and interesting, and Paul Dano is great. In the new film The Batman, Paul Dano plays a deranged new version of the Riddler. On top of that, something like this could just not happen again. The Batman Forever soundtrack is the greatest album of the 1990s because it represents the era nearly perfectly.
But, if you only think the Batman Forever soundtrack was all about Seal’s “Kiss From a Rose,” I’ve got news for you: That’s just the tip of the bat-berg. If you had this album on CD or cassette in the summer of 1995 then you know it was a big deal.
The internet has not preserved the ’90s in the way we think it has, and the absence of the Batman Forever soundtrack is proof. Sure, some playlists have been hastily constructed on both streaming platforms, but it’s not the same. Neither Spotify nor Apple have the actual soundtrack album that was released for the famous Joel Schumacher-directed 1995 film. You cannot listen to the real Batman Forever soundtrack online.
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