Giving Martha's Truck Justice: ruclips.net/video/w1EwNBUCgts/видео.html Remember Man of Steel and that scene where Jonathan Kent tells Clark that "maybe" he should've let those kids die? Did you know that same truck comes back for Zack Snyder's Justice League? It's actually an incredibly emotional inclusion to the Snyder Cut.
What makes the batmobile for me is less about the actual car but how the car is portrayed. What the reveal scene captured wasnt just a batmobile, it was an angry demon thirsty for a kill and i loved it
The one thing I took away from the movie about the Batmobile was the sound when it starts up in the alley. It looked cool in the garage but the car came to life with the low burble of V8 mixed with the high pitched whine of turbine, just so awesome. It immediately turned from a prop to an actual character when it starts up!!!
The asymetric flame popping from the front engine nearly made me chear aloud in cinema. One of 3 shots from this movie I will remember. The other 2 are Battinson walking towards Penguin with flames in the background and the dark fighting scene lighted only by machine pistol fire.
For me a moment I will always remember was when the batcave appeared for first time, and there was a shot of the batmobile's engine sitting there. A bunch of people on the cinema gasped, including me. My friend asked why, I pointed the engine. It's absolutely nasty to strap two turbos on a humongous V10 engine, but I didn't know how to explain to my non-car people friends how that engine was a warning to what was coming
Overly large drag turbos some people missed the infamous forshadowing but the gearheads were this "hotrod" batmobile is gonna be badass!! It was the ultimate tease to an utterly demonic batmobile. My buddies were clueless until the chase scene happened..then pulled the Alfred hushed dear god lol!!
@@LordEmperorHyperion This Batmobile is made by Bruce (and probably Alfred) in a cave, the Tumbler was made by Fox and Wayne Tech to be used in wars. This one is more realistic for early batman
@@capycapy8920 which is why i absolutely LOVED this batmobile, this one is very believable and feels like SOMEONE COULD ACTUALLY BUILD IT by putting some serious work into it. Tumbler is amazing, but this batmobile feels more close to reality and its fucking amazing. definently made it into my best batmobiles ever.
I'm not a car-person and barely understood any of the specific terms used in the video but I still am going to watch it fully because I only have sheer respect for the amount of knowledge and dedication someone has to have to be this nerdy about the Batmobile. I aspire to be this nerdy as well but my area of expertise is film making and dissecting shots to analyze them and just appreciate the quality of the images
This is my very first exposure to anyone doing something like this. A deep dive into the enthusiast mindset for vehicles seen on screen can only be described concisely as splendid. I hope you know that this is the type of content the internet was made for. Thank you Josh.
Great research. I read where all the shots they did with the flames (coming out the rear and the engine bay in the front) were filmed using the electric car to avoid flammable gasoline. I'm guessing from a design perspective they wanted the rear engine to power the "jet Engine turbine" and the front engine was the standard V-8 driving the vehicle. At least that is why it made sense to me to have two engines.
"In universe" the vehicle only has one engine. The real props have the "real" engine concealed because the visible engine -- especially the rear flame --- could never work.
That was kind of my take-away from the movie: that the car must have a big V8 in front that is the main driving power to the wheels (exhaust flames under the hood), and the rear engine is supposed to be more of a jet engine for strategic power boosts, like jumping the car thru the flaming semi truck. But what really matters is that THIS Batmobile in THIS chase scene was a huge adrenaline rush and played out almost like a scene from a horror movie.
I love the muscle car stance of this Batmobile. And it’s based on the 68, 9 and 70 era Dodge Chargers. You can’t get much more cooler than that. These Chargers are so photogenic on film.
I knew the moment I saw that batmobile trailer shot with the screaming V8 this movie wasn't fucking around. Your video went into a wicked amount of detail and I'm all for it. Please keep this content up
I’ve seen this 4 times in IMAX and will probably see it 2 or 3 more times, and yes the seats rumble during the Batmobile scene, INTENSELY MEMORABLE , great video 😎
So realistically, I think that even in universe it would make sense for this car to have two engines, one up front, allowing that absolute monster to fully power the rear thruster.
Good job man! Its nice to see "new" car RUclipsrs instead of all the millionaire sponsored folks ala Hoovie and Emilia. Your work here alone is staggering!
Eeeeeh Emelia still has to work hard for her content. It’s the fact that, she’s now being noticed. I’ve known her for 3 years, next month and will say. She has a team helping her, including a PR person. Makes a decent living doing sponsorship ads. One thing to note though. Merch drops usually are what makes a content creator the most. As Streetspeed717 showed one video $12k on one video. But doing a giveaway video involving merch was $300k in sales. But yeah back to Emelia, all her money goes to the builds with little going to herself.
@@86LukeM no doubt, i followed her since, gosh, idk maybe back when her subs were in the 100's. Definitely inspiring. But more to what I was trying to say is, it's miles away from the content and average person could make. Something a little more relatable instead of huge warehouses with double wide lifts and shit.
I am 100% sure that the “drifter” bike is a 1980-83 Honda cb750. the engine and tank are the same as my '81 Honda. I took it apart piece by piece I would recognize it everywhere.
@@CinemotiveShopcraft hey Josh! Great work! I myself have been doing some research on the drifter bike, and there are even elements of a 1970's honda CB. Especially with the softtail design!
Thanks for your patience. I tried getting this out as quick as I could while also making it as accurate as I could. I hope you enjoy and that your appetite for Batmobile trivia is fed :)
Nice work. I like figuring this stuff out myself. I think the general shape is charger without any actual parts, except maybe some glass. The roof is flat as plywood. On the designers site Ash Thorp has some very 69 Camaro drawings as well. I saw a behind the scenes of the Batbike and it sounded electric. It may be a Harley electric. Also, a 'Lotus 7' had a camera strapped onto it. [if I link youtube thinks I'm a spambot and deletes it] THE BATMAN (2022) filming action sequence (behind the scenes) Also the rocket exhaust without sound effects. The Batman (2022) - The Batmobile Startup | Behind The Scenes Footage
I knew it was based on a Charger. When I saw that greenhouse, yep that's a Charger. Love the breakdown and I'm surprised you weren't on 1k subs yet. You earned one subs from me, my guy. Keep up the good work!
I originally thought it was based on a camero because it looks shorter than a '69 charger. I think the widened body makes it look shorter but now I can see it's length.
I have been in love with this Batmobile for a year now. And there is nothing but disinformation about it. I am so happy to come across your video. You did an actual breakdown of it. I'm no car guy, mainly due to mental stupidity and lack of finances, but it was so great to see this Frankenstein of a car explained. It is an actual horror movie monster! Subscribed.
Same! I had almost no interest in this movie when I heard about it, but when this car got teased, I think the first glimpse was on a Twitter post; I knew the car, and the movie, were going to be badass. I've never seen a car reveal as memorable as the Batmobile snarling and growling in the shadows; a hungry, angry, monster ready to hunt it's prey. So amazing! Ash Thorp did a stellar job on this. I hope nothing about it changes for the next movie.
Absolutely love your research. My dad is a life long mechanic and I have a thing for cars. You are a mad scientist thank you for this I can watch this over and over 👏🏿
omfg THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR. someone talking about THE BATMOBILE A FULL ANALYSIS OF THIS demon, LIKE HOLY SHIT I FELL IN LOVE WITH THIS CAR like goddamn
This batmobile is a character but also a monster. The hair on the back of your neck is supposed to stand on end when this monster makes it's onscreen debut in the alley. Excellent video. I'm excited to see what you do next. Thanks!
Did you notice there are two C2 Vettes? One with large diameter "resto mod" style wheels, (moving under power) and one with steel wheels and stock for the era wheel covers (being pushed by the crew) One for interior shots and one for exterior?
The Batmobile was my absolute favorite part of the movie, it's so freaking sick! This is an awesome video, I appreciate getting to learn more about the car and all the details you provided. Keep it up man, awesome vid!
Best cinema Batmobile EVER! Makes total sense that this Batmobile is very basic in comparison to previous Batmobiles. It’s very raw, à la Mad Max. Since this is his 2nd year as the Bat. I love that it’s crude and brute. Because everything is still a learning experience and Bruce Wayne is all emotional temperament. Not sophisticated nor knowing the advantage he can have by embracing or using his Wayne legacy. And you can see it in the Batmobile. I know it’s pure fiction. But it’s great that they can make a believable and practical vigilante Batmobile.
Regarding the steering wheel, there are several enthusiast companies that custom machine steering wheels (and other company) out of aluminum like Evodindustries and Sparktech, so being that a steering wheel would be very prominent in POV shots, I’d guess it was custom made for whatever look the designer wanted, either in-house or outsourced to a fab shop like the ones mentioned .
You did an amazing job with this video. What people have to understand this is batman in his beginning years as a crime fighter so him and Alfred pretty much had to do everything from scratch. I hope eventually they show Foxx and he looks over and the batmobile and says I like what you did but I can do better.
I would absolutely love a scene where Bruce and Lucius collaborate a la Bruce Banner and Tony Stark (except it of course has to fit Matt Reeves's Batverse)
Truth be told I am a big car fan but I don’t know too much about specs and things like that however…this vid def brought joy to me to see you break it down bit by bit…still some things I don’t understand but the vid itself made me want to know more appreciate you
For me the coolest scene in the movie was when the Batmobile appears. Amid the chaos of a gunfight you hear a sound that makes everyone stop. And out of the dark appears thus beast glowing red and spitting fire. The revving engine daring you to run, but it's going to chase you down.
I just paused the video when you asked for like and subscribe. You know why, because you fuckin earned it. There is so much custom on this batmobile without loosing the "shit I recognize that" factor. You just answered every question I had and then some. I just want a lexam version of this body for my arrma felony.
IMAX is all well and good, but having experienced this movie in a number of theatres, my FAVOURITE experience was in a small, intimate cinema (~40 seater) with an exceptional audio setup. Nothing was blown-out (as imax cinemas have a tendency to do) and the movie was the most immersive of all viewings.
New viewer here, and despite this being very technical (at least to me) and most of it going way over my head, I appreciate the amount of effort that probably went into making this video.
Its not a Dodge Charger, its a 1971 or so Plymouth Cuda. The front end and rear lights, plus the roofline are more of a match to that. That side window placement has been altered and also the rear window where the jet engine is.
Awesome video! 5 stars! I was so happy to see the Batmobile-in-progress shots throughout the movie. This is the Batmobile fans needed to have. Something he built himself. A brutal, functional, intimidating beast with a battering ram bumper. And it goes perfectly with the seams in his asymmetrical and lumpy mask. And now to check out more of your content... 😁
20:00 "Might not be as pretty as what Lucius Fox gives you, but it will be intimetly yours!" -I built/made and styled my own MC, backpack, vest, knife, rc hotrod, several furniture and lamps... I actively try to build my world around me instead of buying it...
TWO BAT EARS ALL THE WAAAAAAY UP! That's how you do a youtube break down video on a fictional car! Confirmed what I believed about the BATMOBILE being a 68/69/70 DODGE CHARGER. After all, WARNER BROS. produced BULLET(with STEVE McQUEEN), BATMAN and THE DUKES OF HAZZARD! So wouldn't be surprised if the new BATMOBILE was originally a left over GENERAL LEE. Great freakin BAT-JOB brother!
I am truly flabbergasted by how in depth you went and knowledge shared, this is as deep a dive as you can get. Excellently done and thankyou for your efforts.
What I love about this batmobile is how it's the perfected manifestation of Batman's rage. Weapons, technology, and various gadgets are both cool and a staple of Batman's wheeled arsenal. But there's something terrifyingly awesome about a batmobile simplified to the point it's a predator that just runs and roars.
Great job on the video. This was my first time watching your channel and I dug it. I'm a huge fan of Batsy and cars. I was happily surprised to see they went with an IRS vs a straight axle and could or airbags in the rear.
I saw a test video of this prototype Batmobile running through a road course and one can tell the front engine was powering the car and the rear engine was just along for the ride. I really love this car and its design. looks great on film.
Could it be that the car was supposed to have 2 engines? The front provides power to the front wheels and electricity for the car and the rear acts as a sort of over-power mode driving the rear wheels when speed and 4wd is needed?
You easily see this Batmobile turning more comic book inspired car while retaining the real life flare and sound of a suped up muscle car. Arkham games inspire shit I love it
Psssst! there's an alternator on the rear engine. It's right there on the passenger side. The pulley is facing *forward* to interface with the serpentine belt. Some OEMs actually do it this way for packaging. It's literally in the shot where you're saying that "power isn't being generationer by an alternator." :P
One more note - if you remove the balance bar between the two brake pedals on the running car, I wonder if you get steering brakes consistent with a dune buggy?
Holy shhhhh. Dude, the depth you have so far is amazing. I'm only at 14:22 and I see how good you are. Subscribed for sure. Depth in mechanics AND how it plays on screen?!?!? Dude. You had help or you're a genius.
Man! How is it you only have 2.7k subscribers!? The quality of synopsis you give is damn good and more into the minutia of detail I’ve not seen in other similar videos. Great video and it’s almost like you’ve moved into this kind of video from say, a mechanics channel? Great job though, you’ve definitely got a subscriber in me!
Seeing the movie it looked like the normal engine was in the front and the rear one was not a piston engine but a jet engine in disguise. The car is great as it blends in a little more than other batmobiles.
My very first thought.... was it looks like the "demon love child" that was created in the Fast and the Furious series,.... that got jumped off a cliff. Everybody remembers that car and how damn fine Ramsey looked!
Josh, you did a splendid job with this video. Entertaining, informative, and captivating. I am astounded at the amount of research you have done. I, too love the rawness of the vehicles and his suit. They definitely fit the year two feel of a Batman new in his career. I saw the film in a standard, non IMAX version and the sound of the Batmobile nearly blew my eardrums out. I can only imagine it in IMAX. I noticed how his bikes were different in plain, everyday reconnaissance to the last shots of he and Selina playing cat and mouse on his Batcycle. By the way, that was a sweet Stingray at the funeral. Lastly, I have been a Bats fan for most of my 55 years and this film I thought captured an early feel of his career better than even Nolan’s Batman Begins. Although, this is a supposed, year two version, it felt a lot like the Year One comic in its presentation. Just a raw, stripped down, adaptation of a totally unpolished, Dark Knight. Even having the non-playboy Bruce persona was a welcomed sight. Again, I enjoyed your video and look forward to your next one.
@@CinemotiveShopcraft None, that I can think of off hand. I have been a car aficionado since I was a kid. My late father drove a 57 Chevy and I just love good ole fashioned American muscle. Most of the guys in my youth and their older brothers had Torinos, Mustangs, Camaros, and a lot of Chevy Novas. I, too had a 77 Camaro. I still get chills looking at the Bullitt and Seven Ups chase scenes with the late Bill Hickman.
As an automotive performance fabricator and someone new to video and editing, I really appreciate the work and research that you put into this video. But Keaton is still MY Batman
I love the attention to detail to this video. (I’ve always had a fixation on the 2nd Gen Chargers. Hopefully getting my project next year), I’m so into cars that oftentimes I’ve been told I might as well speak Chinese lmao. I make these anecdotes because this video satisfied that part of me that’s finnicky when looking at cars and components. I was shocked to see the sub count didn’t have an M at the end. You just got yourself another subscriber man, good stuff.
Dodge has always been ahead of the power curve when it comes to GT cars and crate motors they are a amazing company! if i had the money i would love to have a 69 charger RT it would be a dream they were awesome cars or even a challenger of the same generation from the 60''s:)
Oh, and I'm gonna look now, but if you haven't made one yet, a Mad Max Interceptor video would be a dream (if you're a fan of the franchise). Thanks again.
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Remember Man of Steel and that scene where Jonathan Kent tells Clark that "maybe" he should've let those kids die? Did you know that same truck comes back for Zack Snyder's Justice League? It's actually an incredibly emotional inclusion to the Snyder Cut.
At 6:04 the black housed accessory is an alternator thats plugged directly into the Camshaft
Does the car have two engines, front and back?
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Very very impressed with the details in this video, well done !!
The background music is perfect, subtle & not too loud or intrusive 👍
The donut media intro is killing me 😂
Batman would be deaf AF with that Turbo right next to his left ear.
I'M VENGEANCE! *He said calmly*
What makes the batmobile for me is less about the actual car but how the car is portrayed. What the reveal scene captured wasnt just a batmobile, it was an angry demon thirsty for a kill and i loved it
The director has stated that the scene was inspired by the demonic car from Stephen King's, "Christine".
The one thing I took away from the movie about the Batmobile was the sound when it starts up in the alley. It looked cool in the garage but the car came to life with the low burble of V8 mixed with the high pitched whine of turbine, just so awesome. It immediately turned from a prop to an actual character when it starts up!!!
The asymetric flame popping from the front engine nearly made me chear aloud in cinema. One of 3 shots from this movie I will remember. The other 2 are Battinson walking towards Penguin with flames in the background and the dark fighting scene lighted only by machine pistol fire.
@@Hipp0campus_1 Batman looking at the sky in plain daylight too😭or him leaving the people of Gotham out of the water
Isn’t it a v10 triton 6.8L twin turbo?
Me too
For me a moment I will always remember was when the batcave appeared for first time, and there was a shot of the batmobile's engine sitting there. A bunch of people on the cinema gasped, including me. My friend asked why, I pointed the engine. It's absolutely nasty to strap two turbos on a humongous V10 engine, but I didn't know how to explain to my non-car people friends how that engine was a warning to what was coming
Overly large drag turbos some people missed the infamous forshadowing but the gearheads were this "hotrod" batmobile is gonna be badass!! It was the ultimate tease to an utterly demonic batmobile. My buddies were clueless until the chase scene happened..then pulled the Alfred hushed dear god lol!!
This "Batmobile" is lackluster compared to the BatTank in Dark Knight.
@@LordEmperorHyperion This Batmobile is made by Bruce (and probably Alfred) in a cave, the Tumbler was made by Fox and Wayne Tech to be used in wars. This one is more realistic for early batman
@@capycapy8920 Exactly this. It looked more grounded to me.
@@capycapy8920 which is why i absolutely LOVED this batmobile, this one is very believable and feels like SOMEONE COULD ACTUALLY BUILD IT by putting some serious work into it. Tumbler is amazing, but this batmobile feels more close to reality and its fucking amazing. definently made it into my best batmobiles ever.
I'm not a car-person and barely understood any of the specific terms used in the video but I still am going to watch it fully because I only have sheer respect for the amount of knowledge and dedication someone has to have to be this nerdy about the Batmobile. I aspire to be this nerdy as well but my area of expertise is film making and dissecting shots to analyze them and just appreciate the quality of the images
This is my very first exposure to anyone doing something like this. A deep dive into the enthusiast mindset for vehicles seen on screen can only be described concisely as splendid. I hope you know that this is the type of content the internet was made for. Thank you Josh.
Great research. I read where all the shots they did with the flames (coming out the rear and the engine bay in the front) were filmed using the electric car to avoid flammable gasoline. I'm guessing from a design perspective they wanted the rear engine to power the "jet Engine turbine" and the front engine was the standard V-8 driving the vehicle. At least that is why it made sense to me to have two engines.
Nice! That makes a ton of sense!
"In universe" the vehicle only has one engine. The real props have the "real" engine concealed because the visible engine -- especially the rear flame --- could never work.
That was kind of my take-away from the movie: that the car must have a big V8 in front that is the main driving power to the wheels (exhaust flames under the hood), and the rear engine is supposed to be more of a jet engine for strategic power boosts, like jumping the car thru the flaming semi truck. But what really matters is that THIS Batmobile in THIS chase scene was a huge adrenaline rush and played out almost like a scene from a horror movie.
It has twin turbo v8 all wheel drive
I love the muscle car stance of this Batmobile. And it’s based on the 68, 9 and 70 era Dodge Chargers. You can’t get much more cooler than that. These Chargers are so photogenic on film.
Screw Dodge. Should have been a Ford GT 40. lol.
@@dbsti3006 And yet it ain't. It's Mopar or No Car, baby.
@@danarseti George Barris wuld tend to disagree. All previous iterations of the car had either Chevy or Ford power plants. 👍
Nah, more like a roadrunner. B bodies all the way baby. @dbsti3006
I knew the moment I saw that batmobile trailer shot with the screaming V8 this movie wasn't fucking around. Your video went into a wicked amount of detail and I'm all for it. Please keep this content up
Trying my hardest 💪
I’ve seen this 4 times in IMAX and will probably see it 2 or 3 more times, and yes the seats rumble during the Batmobile scene, INTENSELY MEMORABLE , great video 😎
Wait, what!? IMAX tickets come with special movie theater seats?
@@razorraysolarsavings70 i should be so lucky 🤣🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇
@@razorraysolarsavings70 not by default unfortunately
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@@razorraysolarsavings70 usually if they do they advertise it outside the theater itself. They have a big light up seat sign
So realistically, I think that even in universe it would make sense for this car to have two engines, one up front, allowing that absolute monster to fully power the rear thruster.
Good job man! Its nice to see "new" car RUclipsrs instead of all the millionaire sponsored folks ala Hoovie and Emilia. Your work here alone is staggering!
I aspire to Ronnie Finger status 😎
Eeeeeh Emelia still has to work hard for her content. It’s the fact that, she’s now being noticed. I’ve known her for 3 years, next month and will say. She has a team helping her, including a PR person. Makes a decent living doing sponsorship ads.
One thing to note though. Merch drops usually are what makes a content creator the most. As Streetspeed717 showed one video $12k on one video. But doing a giveaway video involving merch was $300k in sales. But yeah back to Emelia, all her money goes to the builds with little going to herself.
@@86LukeM no doubt, i followed her since, gosh, idk maybe back when her subs were in the 100's. Definitely inspiring. But more to what I was trying to say is, it's miles away from the content and average person could make. Something a little more relatable instead of huge warehouses with double wide lifts and shit.
Who are these Hoovie and Emilia guys?
@@Tony_Baloney_69420 hoovie’s garage and Emelia Hartford.
I am 100% sure that the “drifter” bike is a 1980-83 Honda cb750. the engine and tank are the same as my '81 Honda.
I took it apart piece by piece I would recognize it everywhere.
Thank you for doing the work! I'll make the correction in another video once the Blu-ray/behind the scenes are available for everyone
@@CinemotiveShopcraft hey Josh! Great work! I myself have been doing some research on the drifter bike, and there are even elements of a 1970's honda CB. Especially with the softtail design!
75-78 seems to be the closest resemblance
I thought it was a Honda cb 550
Thanks for your patience. I tried getting this out as quick as I could while also making it as accurate as I could. I hope you enjoy and that your appetite for Batmobile trivia is fed :)
Hey man , I've left you a like 👍
I was thinking a kz1000, of the drifter motorcycle.
I would say you're right, BMW Rnine t for catwoman ride.
A mod version of BMW/ Harley Batbike.
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Rad video man, do you know where I can see this in person?
Nice work. I like figuring this stuff out myself. I think the general shape is charger without any actual parts, except maybe some glass. The roof is flat as plywood.
On the designers site Ash Thorp has some very 69 Camaro drawings as well.
I saw a behind the scenes of the Batbike and it sounded electric. It may be a Harley electric. Also, a 'Lotus 7' had a camera strapped onto it. [if I link youtube thinks I'm a spambot and deletes it]
THE BATMAN (2022) filming action sequence (behind the scenes)
Also the rocket exhaust without sound effects.
The Batman (2022) - The Batmobile Startup | Behind The Scenes Footage
I knew it was based on a Charger. When I saw that greenhouse, yep that's a Charger. Love the breakdown and I'm surprised you weren't on 1k subs yet. You earned one subs from me, my guy. Keep up the good work!
As soon as he accelerated I was like “I know that sound!!!!!” So epic, the charger was the most badass way to go.
I originally thought it was based on a camero because it looks shorter than a '69 charger. I think the widened body makes it look shorter but now I can see it's length.
I have been in love with this Batmobile for a year now. And there is nothing but disinformation about it. I am so happy to come across your video. You did an actual breakdown of it. I'm no car guy, mainly due to mental stupidity and lack of finances, but it was so great to see this Frankenstein of a car explained. It is an actual horror movie monster! Subscribed.
Same! I had almost no interest in this movie when I heard about it, but when this car got teased, I think the first glimpse was on a Twitter post; I knew the car, and the movie, were going to be badass. I've never seen a car reveal as memorable as the Batmobile snarling and growling in the shadows; a hungry, angry, monster ready to hunt it's prey. So amazing! Ash Thorp did a stellar job on this. I hope nothing about it changes for the next movie.
Absolutely love your research. My dad is a life long mechanic and I have a thing for cars. You are a mad scientist thank you for this I can watch this over and over 👏🏿
I'm so glad you enjoy 😊
Scary amounts of detail, as a non-car person I had assumed it was a jet engine!
omfg THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR. someone talking about THE BATMOBILE A FULL ANALYSIS OF THIS demon, LIKE HOLY SHIT I FELL IN LOVE WITH THIS CAR like goddamn
The amount of information and research going into this is utterly insane to me. Props to you, my guy. Keep up the good work 😃
If you have any favorite movie cars, I take requests!
I know very little about cars and motor vehicles but hearing about things about how things might work is awesome
This batmobile is a character but also a monster. The hair on the back of your neck is supposed to stand on end when this monster makes it's onscreen debut in the alley.
Excellent video. I'm excited to see what you do next. Thanks!
Did you notice there are two C2 Vettes? One with large diameter "resto mod" style wheels, (moving under power) and one with steel wheels and stock for the era wheel covers (being pushed by the crew) One for interior shots and one for exterior?
Love this! I hadn't noticed! Good catch!
The Batmobile was my absolute favorite part of the movie, it's so freaking sick! This is an awesome video, I appreciate getting to learn more about the car and all the details you provided. Keep it up man, awesome vid!
The chase scene in 4DX at Regal was worth the price of the ticket itself
You must do a LOT of research to do these! I am impressed with your knowledge!
Thanks ☺️
Best cinema Batmobile EVER! Makes total sense that this Batmobile is very basic in comparison to previous Batmobiles. It’s very raw, à la Mad Max. Since this is his 2nd year as the Bat. I love that it’s crude and brute. Because everything is still a learning experience and Bruce Wayne is all emotional temperament. Not sophisticated nor knowing the advantage he can have by embracing or using his Wayne legacy. And you can see it in the Batmobile. I know it’s pure fiction. But it’s great that they can make a believable and practical vigilante Batmobile.
Regarding the steering wheel, there are several enthusiast companies that custom machine steering wheels (and other company) out of aluminum like Evodindustries and Sparktech, so being that a steering wheel would be very prominent in POV shots, I’d guess it was custom made for whatever look the designer wanted, either in-house or outsourced to a fab shop like the ones mentioned .
The sheer amount of research that must've went into this video is staggering
Also love how you're a gear head AND a movie nut!
The funniest part of the of the starting of the batmobile, is that the sound is the whistling rocket at 800% slow
First time coming across one of your vids. Had no idea a channel like this existed and IM HERE FOR IT. You got a new sub
If you have any other movie car recommendations, I take requests 😊
Loved the Donut Media reference😂. Keep up the good work man awesome vid!!
As a car guy and a filmmaker this video hit a perfect mix that went pretty in depth into both! Amazing work
You did an amazing job with this video. What people have to understand this is batman in his beginning years as a crime fighter so him and Alfred pretty much had to do everything from scratch. I hope eventually they show Foxx and he looks over and the batmobile and says I like what you did but I can do better.
I would absolutely love a scene where Bruce and Lucius collaborate a la Bruce Banner and Tony Stark (except it of course has to fit Matt Reeves's Batverse)
@@CinemotiveShopcraft bro as a batman fan I would flip my sh*t!!!.....
I don’t know if anyone else caught that Donut Reference, but it was legit the funniest thing I’ve seen today 😂
Truth be told I am a big car fan but I don’t know too much about specs and things like that however…this vid def brought joy to me to see you break it down bit by bit…still some things I don’t understand but the vid itself made me want to know more appreciate you
For me the coolest scene in the movie was when the Batmobile appears. Amid the chaos of a gunfight you hear a sound that makes everyone stop. And out of the dark appears thus beast glowing red and spitting fire. The revving engine daring you to run, but it's going to chase you down.
I just paused the video when you asked for like and subscribe. You know why, because you fuckin earned it. There is so much custom on this batmobile without loosing the "shit I recognize that" factor. You just answered every question I had and then some. I just want a lexam version of this body for my arrma felony.
Wow!
I'm not really a gear head, but i do like how detailed you got with the Bat vehicles!
THE NEW BATMAN MOVIE WAS TOP SHELF....VAMPIRE GUY DID A GREAT JOB!
IMAX is all well and good, but having experienced this movie in a number of theatres, my FAVOURITE experience was in a small, intimate cinema (~40 seater) with an exceptional audio setup. Nothing was blown-out (as imax cinemas have a tendency to do) and the movie was the most immersive of all viewings.
Love that they went a a Dodge model, and the chosen one that had been the General Lee as well
YOU KILLED IT JOSH.
YOU KILLED IT. !!!!
DAMN GOOD JOB!!!!!!
IYKYK about that opening segment. 10/10 subscribed.
As a Donut fan I appreciate that reference in the beginning
Loved the intro lol, i was like isn't that Donut media intro but still loved the skit 😂👍
Definitely my favorite batmobile so far. Amazing video!
The startup scene in IMAX is my fav scene from the movie. I had goosebumps on my neck, and I rarely have those.
New viewer here, and despite this being very technical (at least to me) and most of it going way over my head, I appreciate the amount of effort that probably went into making this video.
Its not a Dodge Charger, its a 1971 or so Plymouth Cuda. The front end and rear lights, plus the roofline are more of a match to that. That side window placement has been altered and also the rear window where the jet engine is.
Awesome video! 5 stars! I was so happy to see the Batmobile-in-progress shots throughout the movie. This is the Batmobile fans needed to have. Something he built himself. A brutal, functional, intimidating beast with a battering ram bumper. And it goes perfectly with the seams in his asymmetrical and lumpy mask. And now to check out more of your content... 😁
This Batman film for me is like watching Shin Godzilla. A film that essentially goes from the source and reinvigorate it in a way.
definitely do a follow up video, warnes bros released extra footage of bts for the batman and go into detail about the batmobile
Dude, bravo. A staggering amount of work. Would definitely be interested in a follow up video! Subscribed and can't wait for your next video.
Thank you!!! I'm glad you enjoyed 😊
Yeah..he call on the Kz 1000😀👍💯
This is unnecessarily in depth and
I enjoyed every minute of it. Learned a few things about cars.
20:00 "Might not be as pretty as what Lucius Fox gives you, but it will be intimetly yours!"
-I built/made and styled my own MC, backpack, vest, knife, rc hotrod, several furniture and lamps... I actively try to build my world around me instead of buying it...
Right up there with the vehicles from Mad Max Fury Road .
TWO BAT EARS ALL THE WAAAAAAY UP! That's how you do a youtube break down video on a fictional car! Confirmed what I believed about the BATMOBILE being a 68/69/70 DODGE CHARGER. After all, WARNER BROS. produced BULLET(with STEVE McQUEEN), BATMAN and THE DUKES OF HAZZARD! So wouldn't be surprised if the new BATMOBILE was originally a left over GENERAL LEE. Great freakin BAT-JOB brother!
you sir... are underrated af, hope your channel grows a lot this year!
If you have any favorite movie cars, I'll gladly take a request!
I am truly flabbergasted by how in depth you went and knowledge shared, this is as deep a dive as you can get. Excellently done and thankyou for your efforts.
What I love about this batmobile is how it's the perfected manifestation of Batman's rage. Weapons, technology, and various gadgets are both cool and a staple of Batman's wheeled arsenal. But there's something terrifyingly awesome about a batmobile simplified to the point it's a predator that just runs and roars.
Don't forget, apparently this is 2 years into Batman's "career". Still a pretty dope batmobile for 2 years in.
Great job on the video. This was my first time watching your channel and I dug it. I'm a huge fan of Batsy and cars. I was happily surprised to see they went with an IRS vs a straight axle and could or airbags in the rear.
Love this. This is the channel I had been searching for all my life.
also.... I like how he referenced Donut Media.... "I understood that reference"
Wow man you have done a lot of research and it shows !! Banger Video forsure. Hope to see more soon !
I saw a test video of this prototype Batmobile running through a road course and one can tell the front engine was powering the car and the rear engine was just along for the ride. I really love this car and its design. looks great on film.
Could it be that the car was supposed to have 2 engines? The front provides power to the front wheels and electricity for the car and the rear acts as a sort of over-power mode driving the rear wheels when speed and 4wd is needed?
This was stellar. So detailed. Thanks for your work on this!!! My BF & I watched it twice in a row just to get all the details. 👏🏼
To get up to speeeeeeed!!!!!! On the Batmobile!!!!!!!! *lightning lightning lightning*!!!!
The most down-to-earth batmobile ever! I though the #tumbler was, but this one beats it.
You easily see this Batmobile turning more comic book inspired car while retaining the real life flare and sound of a suped up muscle car. Arkham games inspire shit I love it
The tumbler is still my favorite but this is a close second. I like the way they handled the batmobile in this movie tho.
I still do not fully understand. Is there two engines on the car? One in the front and one in the back?
Psssst! there's an alternator on the rear engine. It's right there on the passenger side. The pulley is facing *forward* to interface with the serpentine belt. Some OEMs actually do it this way for packaging. It's literally in the shot where you're saying that "power isn't being generationer by an alternator." :P
One more note - if you remove the balance bar between the two brake pedals on the running car, I wonder if you get steering brakes consistent with a dune buggy?
Holy shhhhh. Dude, the depth you have so far is amazing. I'm only at 14:22 and I see how good you are. Subscribed for sure. Depth in mechanics AND how it plays on screen?!?!? Dude. You had help or you're a genius.
I couldn't find this walk-through to the new batmobile...instant subscribe what a great job keep going
Man! How is it you only have 2.7k subscribers!? The quality of synopsis you give is damn good and more into the minutia of detail I’ve not seen in other similar videos. Great video and it’s almost like you’ve moved into this kind of video from say, a mechanics channel? Great job though, you’ve definitely got a subscriber in me!
Glad to have you here!!
There's an alternator facing backwards on the right hand side of the Hemi. It would line up with the other pullies if we could get up close and see.
Shout out to the Donut nod at the beginning.
It was unrecognizable for me but I knew there was a reason I loved it.
Seeing the movie it looked like the normal engine was in the front and the rear one was not a piston engine but a jet engine in disguise. The car is great as it blends in a little more than other batmobiles.
Having turbos that close to your head would awesome and maddening lol
My very first thought.... was it looks like the "demon love child" that was created in the Fast and the Furious series,.... that got jumped off a cliff. Everybody remembers that car and how damn fine Ramsey looked!
Josh, you did a splendid job with this video. Entertaining, informative, and captivating. I am astounded at the amount of research you have done. I, too love the rawness of the vehicles and his suit. They definitely fit the year two feel of a Batman new in his career. I saw the film in a standard, non IMAX version and the sound of the Batmobile nearly blew my eardrums out. I can only imagine it in IMAX. I noticed how his bikes were different in plain, everyday reconnaissance to the last shots of he and Selina playing cat and mouse on his Batcycle. By the way, that was a sweet Stingray at the funeral.
Lastly, I have been a Bats fan for most of my 55 years and this film I thought captured an early feel of his career better than even Nolan’s Batman Begins. Although, this is a supposed, year two version, it felt a lot like the Year One comic in its presentation. Just a raw, stripped down, adaptation of a totally unpolished, Dark Knight. Even having the non-playboy Bruce persona was a welcomed sight.
Again, I enjoyed your video and look forward to your next one.
Any special requests?
@@CinemotiveShopcraft None, that I can think of off hand. I have been a car aficionado since I was a kid. My late father drove a 57 Chevy and I just love good ole fashioned American muscle. Most of the guys in my youth and their older brothers had Torinos, Mustangs, Camaros, and a lot of Chevy Novas. I, too had a 77 Camaro. I still get chills looking at the Bullitt and Seven Ups chase scenes with the late Bill Hickman.
Well-researched and informational!
As an automotive performance fabricator and someone new to video and editing, I really appreciate the work and research that you put into this video.
But Keaton is still MY Batman
Nice donut reference 😂😂
Such an awesome video. Seriously love the in depth look at all the a big part that helps batman be batman.
So good! I've been looking for a video detailing this batmobile and this definitely goes above and beyond for sure! Great job!!!
Incredible, thx for making this
I love the attention to detail to this video.
(I’ve always had a fixation on the 2nd Gen Chargers. Hopefully getting my project next year), I’m so into cars that oftentimes I’ve been told I might as well speak Chinese lmao.
I make these anecdotes because this video satisfied that part of me that’s finnicky when looking at cars and components. I was shocked to see the sub count didn’t have an M at the end. You just got yourself another subscriber man, good stuff.
If you have any movie car favorites, I take requests 😊
@@CinemotiveShopcraft Haha this was it, thanks man
Opening line made me hit subscribe.
Loved this rendition of the Batmobile! I just pre ordered the 1/6th version of the Batmobile (weathered version) from JazzInc Dioramas 👍🏼
Dodge has always been ahead of the power curve when it comes to GT cars and crate motors they are a amazing company! if i had the money i would love to have a 69 charger RT it would be a dream they were awesome cars or even a challenger of the same generation from the 60''s:)
I hate it, that's not a Bat Mobile, that's a "Mad Max" interceptor.
Dominic Teretto built the Batmobile for Bruce Wayne... #facts
why isnt this at 1 million views yet!!!
Oh, and I'm gonna look now, but if you haven't made one yet, a Mad Max Interceptor video would be a dream (if you're a fan of the franchise).
Thanks again.
You definitely earned the like and follow with this one. Cheers!
I don’t comment often, Great Video ! Thank you for your calm demeanor with fluidity.
Thank you!!!