THE BATMAN - How Matt Reeves Created A Masterpiece
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
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This is a review of Matt Reeves The Batman 2022 - starring Robert Pattinson, Zoë Kravitz, Paul Dano, Jeffrey Wright, and Colin Farrel. This video talks about the plot, cinematography and lighting, as well as Michael Giacchino's BRILLIANT score.
If you're a filmmaker I highly recommend this movie.
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00:00 - Intro
00:13 - Intro & Context
00:56 - The Cast
03:13 - The Score
05:37 - The Riddler
06:06 - The Filmmaking
07:46 - Cinematography
09:32 - Final Thoughts
From Warner Bros. Pictures comes Matt Reeves’ “The Batman,” starring Robert Pattinson in the dual role of Gotham City’s vigilante detective and his alter ego, reclusive billionaire Bruce Wayne.
Starring alongside Pattinson (“Tenet,” “The Lighthouse”) as Gotham’s famous and infamous cast of characters are Zoë Kravitz (“Big Little Lies,” “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald”) as Selina Kyle; Paul Dano (“Love & Mercy,” “12 Years a Slave”) as Edward Nashton; Jeffrey Wright (“No Time to Die,” “Westworld”) as the GCPD’s James Gordon; John Turturro (the “Transformers” films, “The Plot Against America”) as Carmine Falcone; Peter Sarsgaard (“The Magnificent Seven,” “Interrogation”) as Gotham D.A. Gil Colson; Jayme Lawson (“Farewell Amor”) as mayoral candidate Bella Reál; with Andy Serkis (the “Planet of the Apes” films, “Black Panther”) as Alfred; and Colin Farrell (“The Gentlemen,” “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”) as Oswald Cobblepot.
Reeves (“The Planet of the Apes” franchise) directed from a screenplay by Reeves & Peter Craig, based on characters from DC. Batman was created by Bob Kane with Bill Finger. Dylan Clark (the “Planet of the Apes” films) and Reeves produced the film, with Michael E. Uslan, Walter Hamada, Chantal Nong Vo and Simon Emanuel serving as executive producers.
The director’s behind-the-scenes creative team included Oscar-nominated director of photography Greig Fraser (“Dune,” “Lion”); Reeves’ “Planet of the Apes” production designer, James Chinlund, and editor, William Hoy; editor Tyler Nelson (“Rememory”); and Oscar-winning costume designer Jacqueline Durran (“1917,” “Little Women,” “Anna Karenina”). The music is by Oscar-winning composer Michael Giacchino (the current “Spider-Man,” “Jurassic World” and “Star Wars” films, “Up”).
Warner Bros. Pictures Presents a 6th & Idaho/Dylan Clark Productions Production, a Matt Reeves Film, “The Batman.” The film is set to open in theaters beginning 2 March 2022 and will be distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures.
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Will not watch your video, you had an unlit lamp in the background
He also embraced the side of Batman that no other real action movie did - the detective. It was a unique angle and cinematography wise. 💪
A lot of people complained about how dark the movie was but I loved it. Real gritty vibe of Gotham that I haven't seen anybody do better. 🤩
Anyone that complains a movie like this is "too dark" has a very simple concept of what films look like. I wouldn't even take that criticism as having any merit, since it's clearly based on a very limited experience.
I love that during the action scenes Matt Reeves just held the frame and let the choreography speak for itself. Don't see that a lot in modern superhero/action movies (with obvious exceptions like John Wick).
U can trace back that influence from The Raid 2010, go check it out if u haven't already.
@@koplak9809 The Raid 2 might have the best choreography in any film ever.
@@OrthoLou word!
I can’t count how many times I’ve said this in the past. I hate it when the frames keeps shifting every second during action sequences in movies.
I recommend DareDevil.It has same fight choreography and same cinematography or very similar cinematography to The Batman
It is a perfect Batman film. Captured the tone of the comics better than any before. Has strong 'A Serious House on Serious Earth' vibes.
I actually thought that too because Serious House On Serious Earth is obviously an extremely dark and twisted Batman tale. Plus there is a part where Riddler tries to lure Batman to Arkham to "keep him safe" and we know Joker is there too.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 exactly. i am excited to see where they go from here
I really really hope that they somewhat adapt A Serious House on Serious Earth for the sequels. I have it all planned in my head 😅
The POV of batman in very final moments watching Selina fade away into the fog, and then back to his eyes refocusing on the road and accelerating. Amazing.
so good
I like silent film. That scene had a dream-like quality in common with some of my favorites in silent. Also, Pattinson reminds me of Rudolph Valentino in his poise.
Dude the Score, Cinematography, my God. The casting, the writing. Dude when I heard the score I was like holy crap this is THE BATMAN!
Exactly! This movie felt nearly flawless to me. I cannot understand the people giving it bad reviews out there.
This is a ComicBook Movie. Loved it. Love the Darkness, the grit, the rain, the lights, the details on close ups; the cops in the room with Batman, the cramp space and the Actors. They all put this together during Covid and made a Masterpiece of a Movie.
I left the theater in awe. Now, a few days later, I believe it's a masterpiece, and my appreciation for The Batman grows day by day ...
exact same feeling brother. I watched it and loved it. then day by day I realize how flippin amazing the movie really is.
Great analysis, couldn't agree more, this movie is absolutely excellent on so many levels.
I would just like to add one thing about how the action and more specifically, the fight scenes are shot/choreographed/edited, which is waaay better than what Nolan did in his trilogy with that horrible ''Jason Bourne/ 500 quick-cuts per minute & shaky cam'' style, that ruined action movies since the mid-00's.
The fights are shot in a wide angle with as less cuts as possible, in order for the audience to actually see what's going on.
The choreography isn't too ''elaborate'',no fancy Kung Fu moves, but instead Batman uses moves that are direct and aim to take out his opponents as soon as possible. Batman's opponents are actually fighting back instead of just waiting their turn to get punched and even manage to hit him several times. So, he's not like an invincible, despite his armor & skills, but still vulnerable.
You can clearly see, that the stunt/fight team took inspiration from the Netflix Daredevil series on this, which is ironic because the people who did the fight scenes on Daredevil worked prior on the Batman Arkham videogames. In fact, Charlie Cox's stuntdouble, Chris Brewster, did all the mo-cap for Batman on these games and now the Batman movie is influenced by what they did.
It's like they came full-circle.
Easily my favorite DC film, my favorite comic book movie, and dare I say it, one of the best pictures ever made! That opening scene scared the living daylights out of me. The Batman rightfully deserves to be called “a masterpiece” and “cinema”.
that prologue was magnificent.
@@impatrickt with Ave Maria in the background? (chef’s kiss)
I agree 100 percent. This is a masterpiece of filmmaking
I'm so grateful we FINALLY GOT a Gritty Noire detective Batman. I love the video games because u get to dive into that role.
Well said Patrick, this movie blew me away!
Glad you liked it!
Colson was also blown away by this film.
@@KC.45 too soon
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artistically and conceptually this film was stunning! storytelling amazing, casting amazing, acting amazing, direction A+
Finally, someone that appreciates Pattinson in Twilight. Instant sub
I believe many people cannot (or don't bother to) differentiate between a badly written and a badly acted role - or even between a movie or its protagonist they dislike and the actor playing the role. After watching Robert Pattinson in the sheer intimate madness that is "The Lighthouse", I knew right away that he had it in him to carry the Batman cape, and so much more. I have not seen "Twilight", but I would doubt that it is Pattinson's acting skills most people will find issues with if they dislike the film. And even if they do, I would still recommend to them to give both "The Batman" & "The Lighthouse" a chance and to approach them with as little prejudice as possible. This guy is a very versatile actor after all.
Visually it’s the best Batman movie ever. Overall I think it’s top 3.
100% agree with both those statements.
For several reasons at the moment I still hold Batman Begins as my all time favorite Batman film, but it's a VERY close 2nd place with The Batman and The Dark Knight tied.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 To me its on par with/even edges slightly Batman Begins. So I will mostly keep it 2nd or equal ranking. And TDK is definitely #1.
@@vsriram85 as much as I adore the dark Knight i loved Batman Begins and The Batman even more. All 3 films are AMMMMMAAAAAZZZZING and completely destroy anything in the MCU. So does Watchmen. So does V For Vendetta and so does Joker and so does Road To Perdition
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Thank u for actually caring enough to make a review that is giving this film the dues it deserves, so many reviewers are judging this film based on previous iterations, instead of just looking at it as it is, while also making the necessary comparisons as needed, u have gained a new sub! 🙌😃
Cheers!
I mean, the critical response has been overwhelmingly positive with many calling it a masterpiece. You're never really gonna please everyone, especially in this day and age where hot takes and divisiveness drive clicks and views.
Great music score-cinematography- direction synergy . I had goosebumps by seeing that the score was paying homage to the Darth Vader theme by Williams (who in turn lifted it from Gustav Holst’s Mars) while the entrance of Batman was shot at boots and cape level…
Perfectly encapsulates my thoughts on the zimmer score vs Michael’s score. I love zimmer (his work on Dune was incredible), but like you said, as someone who loves listening to movie scores he loves, and someone who loves the dark knight, I never listen to that score on its own. The Michael score I’ve been playing everyday for a month now, it is INCREDIBLE!
Really appreciate how you talk through ideas about movies and filmmaking. Would definitely watch more. This makes me want to head straight to the theatre!
I feel like this Batman had been directed by David Fincher. It's very cerebral and glamorous. The arcs of each character is wonderful and who could not praise Greig Frasier's camera work? Only a fool could do that. I also love your video on The Batman's cinematography and experimenting on film and the lenses to recapture the visual style of the film in your recreation is stunning and shows your mark as a great prospective filmmaker. When I watched the movie, it wasn't too long for me. It's just amazing!
Also sidenote, I feel as if this Batman should not just be considered a reboot of what came before, but a worthy film on its own
Glad that people loved it. It pays respect to the franchise. This, the Batman Returns and the Nolan’s trilogy are now my favorites.
“The Son of a Bitch did it… “ legitimately what I thought when I saw the movie. Such an aesthetic and storytelling masterpiece.
DO MORE REVIEWS!!! Loved your insights on this film and look forward to your video regarding the cinematography. Thought this was incredibly well done and look forward to seeing what else you have in the pipeline. As soon as you posted this I told my wife "Gonna have to throw this up on the big screen." Lol
Thanks, Tim!
I’ve seen several people discuss this and I fully agree, the sound design was amazing. Especially for the boots on the ground
Mr. Tomasso, please do more movie reviews. I really enjoyed your rave review of Matt Reeves ''The Batman'' because you bring such insight and enthusiasm. Your love of cinema is so fun and infectious. For me, ''The Batman'' has become THE definitive Dark Knight opus, and Robert Pattinson crushes it with his haunted and haunting portrayal. I've appreciated so many other fine actors in the Batsuit, but Pattinson is the first one to move me to tears (in his exchange with Alfred) and rivet me with such excitement (with the Riddler). Thanks for giving ''The Batman'' the due it deserves.
that Alfred scene might be my favourite Bruce Wayne scene in any Batman film.
The cinematography deserves an Oscar. It's one of the best looking films I've ever seen in any genre.
I saw it twice now and loved it even more the 2nd time. TDK had a trailer that was amazing and the film surpassed it, which is rare. The same can be said for The Batman. Pattinson totally carried the film with such minimal dialogue. His eyes told this story. I love how him and Gordon are in it together no matter what. The end where he lights the flare then leads the people out of the dark waters to safety was amazing. The closing narration with Nirvana reprise had me COMPLETELY in awe. I was 500% invested.
The Alfred/Bruce dynamic was incredible while being a complete opposite of Nolan's which was also great. This was the Earth One Alfred where he was MI-6 British Intelligence and helped train Bruce and Thomas ran for Mayor before being slain (ordered by Penguin which could still be, since we don't know if Maroni or Falcone did it or if it was someone else or random )
One of my favorite scenes in this movie was Batman's escape from the Police station. When he gets to the rooftop and is about to leap that momentary look of fear in his eyes right before he gathers his balls & leaps was a genius decision. It showed how alot of what was going on was new to this Batman and how at the end of the day he's just a man. Masterpiece was also the word that kept coming to mind while I watched it. Can't wait to see it again.
Dude this was dope ! Loved the breakdown of everything from casting to cinematography. Just subbed !
Yooo, this is the first time coming across the channel and i gotta say this is easily the best put together review out of the dozens I've seen. You definitely need to do more reviews, great work!
appreciate that! thanks for stopping by.
I have come up with a 9.3 out of 10 rating for "The Batman".
Honestly?
It could have been 40 minutes longer to give these characters even more depth!
This one had the best true-to-the-DC-mood character cast in any live action Batman movie ever:
Riddler 💣❔= very dark and disturbed, deeply traumatised terror mastermind; Penguin 🔫🐧 = disfigured, life-hardened macho mobster; Falcone 🎩🎱 = nouveau riche high-society untouchable don; Selina Kyle as Catwoman 💔🐆 = self-made rags-to-make-ends-meet part time waitress / burglar / revenge-seeking tigress with both zeal and elegance; Lt. Gordon 😒👮 = disillusioned, world-weary, hard-headed, dirty good cop; rapid-cycling bipolar, almost suicidal and reckless Bruce Wayne as The Batman 💀🦇 = shell-shocked but highly functional, almost maniacal terror-on-crime warrior running on empty by night + burnt-out, highly reclusive, passive/aggressive PTSD-victim in denial during daytime.
All in all:
Greatest ALL-PSYCHO anti-hero/rogue gallery with believable powder-keg group dynamics since "Batman Returns" (apart from Alfred 🧐🤵 = lonely beacon of sanity in a Gotham City gone bat-shit bonkers with corruption, misanthropy and violence.
Gotham City 🌁⛈️🌃🌪️ = modern age moloch of corruption in daytime and torrents of violent crime at night, and a film-noir style history of both going back for decades (to go just by the looks of it).
Camera, direction, cut, cast, score, colour grading, dialogs, characterization, overall mood, pacing = 10 / 10; great overall theme: "The Crow" style "Victims, ain't we all?" mood and PTSD-stalled late coming-of-age story / coming-into-his-own story for Bruce Wayne / Batman respectively = 9/10; the only detriment from my point of view was the very straight plot / partly derivative story-line of "only" 7 / 10 for originality; yet the film has still a very high entertainment factor = 9.5 / 10 as throughout it all NEVER did I feel bored or dragged along, and only one iconic "heroic" scene felt a little over the top, breaking the otherwise rather gothic noir, yet down-to-earth mood.
It's up there with "Batman Begins" & "Batman Returns" in terms of sheer artistry, consistent stylishness, suspenseful moodiness, acting performances, entertainment value and smart characterization.
Please do more reviews like this. I would totally tune in to more videos like this!!
Batman cruising through Gotham City while Nirvana playing in background is the best music-scene combo I've seen till today
This movie was awesome. Right with The Dark Knight for me. I love Batman and Matt Reeves just added another piece to the legacy. Loved it.
Dude. I’ve seen it TWICE. It was such an incredible movie. I can’t even go into it without spoilers. So effing good man. It’s a Batman FILM.
I might do a spoiler chat follow up.
@@impatrickt Please do man! I watched it once to enjoy it and once to study it. And I wound up enjoying it MORE. There are some serious visuals hidden! I’m gonna see again with a pack of nerds a third time 😂😂
I loved it even more the 2nd time.
SAME HERE! I insisted on watching the second time.
This is the Best review I’ve seen!
I already watched 3 times. Best Batman ever, at least for a comic book fan like me.
So many references and the essence of the character being respected.
Just to answer your last questiin: Yes, please do more movie reviews. I've subscribed because of this. Your insight into cinematography makes it unique.
As an FYI, the small clip of your work doing batman style filming is truly impressive for the kit you're working with. Chase that dream, it'll get you places
Thanks Marlesden!
@@impatrickt No problem at all, just being honest. Good luck mate
You have an admmirable way to connect your ideas and the criteria. It has been amazing discovery to found your channel. Keep the hard work.
Appreciate it!
Excellent video. Really love this kind of content for pieces of cinema like this movie is.
I'm so grateful we FINALLY GOT a Gritty Noire detective Batman. I love the video games because u get to dive into that role. No other media adaptation even came close to portraying this kind of batman. The BATMAN
Bro keep doing these! Your review was thorough and expertly broken down great job!!!! 🔥🙌🏼👊🏼
Thanks!
Loved the review! Please do more of these!
I love how you graded this review in style with the film - magnificent! ^^
Deadass! I was in that theater just blown away every scene by the genius of the camera angles. It is the most impressive movie I think I’ve ever seen. Definitely up there with Sergio Leone and Roger Deacons.
This movie was amazing! Ive already seen it twice. And the fact that they use like snorricam style pov’s to recreate the motion of comic books especially with the cars was so amazing. And the audio just through and through as you said was spot on
Thank you so much for making this video, I completely agree with literally all your takes rn
I’ve always loved and appreciated Gordon. I think this one gets the closest to the comic Gordon. He isn’t being neglected for once. Also Zoe is literally the best cat woman ever.
Incredible review, you should definitely do more!! I seriously LOVE this movie. Batman has been my favorite character/hero since I was a kid, and I love Nolan's trilogy, but this one really hit everything right. Characters, tone, story, music, they just "get" Batman. Even the little details like the sound of Batman's boots when he walks, how he uses shadows, it's insanely well thought out. I've watched it 2 times now, with plenty more to come, can't wait to see what the next movie is like. All in all, Matt reeves and Robert Pattinson nailed it. Epic.
glad you liked it!
Dude you are my one of favorite RUclipsr now
From this day forward not because of this video because of your research and knowledge on film and camera.
Wow, thanks!
Wow Patrick!!! Love your depth of insight and passion for filmmaking!! YES!!! More reviews PLEASE!! You're gonna kill it!!
Thanks Brent!
I’m a noob regarding to movies, but this (and your cinematographic video) described exactly how I felt about it and actually learned me something about how and why this is such a good movie! Thanks!
The music and sound editing were amazing!
GOOD TO HEAR ITS GOOD LOOKIN FORWARD TO WATCHIN IT MYSELF
Thank you for reviewing this movie! I seriously have no words because I cant think any words can ever describe how amazing this movie is. I was crying for 10 mins in the beginning scene because it was so... Batman!
Love this review man. I agree and I really hope that more filmmakers will take blockbuster titles and make high level films like this team did.
one can dream! I have high hopes for Sam Raimi's Doctor Strange 2 as well.
@@impatrickt Multiverse of Madness and the Batman are my two top anticipated movies for this year. So glad Batman was a success.
You mention considering doing more film reviews and studies of techniques. Please do. This review and your separate discussion of the cinematography of The Batman are superb. I’m already eagerly awaiting your next films like these. I’ll see you back here. All the best to you!
Thanks Randall!
Love your channel man. Matt Reeves is such a big inspiration. Glad you enjoyed it as much as I did!
Classic. The reason it's so good is because of the casting/acting/directing/score and direction. IMO the best Batman movie of all time because it actually seems like a comic book coming to life and SO dark/gritty. No complaints!
this my first time watchin a video from u but since u asked ur review is good i like it a lot and would love to see more from u i think u speak concisely and confidently without losing emotional expression which maintains an audience’ interest i also liked how u made refs to past work that is also film/movies that better articulates a history of ideas and their interchange within film artists so yeah thanks for the review pretty sick i guess
Thanks so much!
Gained a follower. Aaaaand. I want more reviews. I love hearing how you explain everything.
Bravo! Your comprehensive review of the Batman is spot on. I could not agree with you more. Best ever!
I loved the movie in pretty much every area but even if I hadn't the cinematography alone was so good I was hooked on virtually every scene. Just a gorgeous movie to look at.
Just found your channel through this video. I really agree with your assessment that this film is gonna change the cinematic landscape in the future; haven't seen anyone else make that point yet. I really hope we get more superhero films like this one, and just films in general. This feels like Reeves' magnum opus to me and I was honestly just blown away by how much of a masterpiece it was. Everyone was at the top of their game here and it really shows. Anyway, great video. Subbed!
I do a little bit of everything on this channel but more Batman videos imminent! Thanks for stopping by.
I got this post notification right when I sat down in the theater...it was so freaking good. The shot composition staying pretty tight most of the time, the pacing and the color were absolutely mind blowing.
You missed another supporting Cast member...
The BATMOBILE!
F#%King Awesome!
Saw it last night, AMAZING. Looking forward to your cinematography review!
Halfway done! Should be up Monday.
@@impatrickt 🙌
First time watching a vid of yours and I love how much u explore what makes the film great. Instant sub
thanks, Kevin!
Watched it last night, might watch again tonight. Keep doing these reviews!
love a back to back like that. cheers!
Great review, I have to check it out now to see what Im missing.
Excellent Review Patrick!The song you used at the end of your review? Its trippy AF.
It’s by makeup and vanity set I don’t recall the title. Thanks!
I saved this video up until I have seen this madterpiece on my own and I 100% agree with you dude. Its stellar
You knocked this out of the park; perfect for the subject. 🙂
The Batman is a amazing film I just love it it’s now my favourite Batman movie it’s just a masterpiece it just gives me chills
Would love more of these, going to watch it tonight, so freaking excited
let me know what you thought of it!
@@impatrickt visually I couldn't rate it highly enough, loved the art direction and the use of lighting - the tone was so consistent, and stylistic without feeling gimmicky or overdone.
Had to look past a few corny moments of dialogue and a couple of odd choices in blocking/framing (literally only a couple) but other than that, gripped. Colin Farrel and Paul Dano were phenomenal!
@@KROMAprd interesting - which dialogue bugged you? I saw it again today. I only have one nitpick which is the editing of the final motorcycle scene. could have been 10s shorter.
@@impatrickt It fell back on a few little tropes so for me if I feel like I can hear a character's line/response before it's uttered it just takes me out of the viewing experience momentarily.
Riddler had no such issue tho, couldn't get enough of him, it was more the dialogue between Bruce & Selina
@@KROMAprd I saw a lot of that has the noire influence - they speak like theyre in Chinatown or The French Connection. its very self aware at times with the dialogue... almost like it should be black and white.
Just subscribed, know I’ll never unsubscribe 🙏🏻
I finally watched The Batman recently. And now I've already watched it three times. I agree with your stokedness on this movie 100%
Dude when you said "this specific musical cue" I knew it was gonna be that part of "Highway to The Anger Zone". I've been listening to the soundtrack regularly since the movie released and it gets me hyped every time.
Oh man when you started talking about the cue in the score I immediately knew you were going to play “Highway to the Anger Zone”. It’s been a long time since I’ve geeked about a score and now I have the album on repeat.
its SO good
I had this thought 💭 that maybe “The Batman” wouldn’t be like we know (3 hours long) if “Endgame” hadn’t happened. No studio would take the risk of making a superhero movie that long. I think “The Batman” came in the right time.
I enjoy this video, also the other one (on the cinematography… Wow!)
I'm about to go see the movie in just a few hours and man I'm even more excited now after watching this video! This past week has been so crazy, first went to see The Godfather on its 50th anniversary and then 3 days later went to see Licorice Pizza and now 3 days later The Batman and this is after 2 years of not going to the movies!
Brilliant analysis! Got a new subscriber✌️I’d really like to see more of your thoughts on the film once it comes out, as well as more film reviews!
Really awesome review man!
The music really was the cherry on top for me
Great review, really well-written with a great defense of your position. True professionalism, instantly subscribed!
Thanks!
Just watched your Batman cinematography video and then this one! Really well broken down concepts that make me want to go rewatch The Batman while simultaneously watching more film technique essays. I hope you do more cinematography based film videos - I was actually looking for animation film essays when I came across yours, and I'd be really interested to hear your thoughts on animation cinematography if you're looking for film review ideas. Subbed!
funny you say that I really want to breakdown a scene TURNING RED - specifically the first cooking sequence. it's so good!
@@impatrickt AH right!! They really upped their game. Would absolutely love to see it ^^
Robert Pattinson in the rover with Guy Pearce is absolutely incredible as well
Thanks for the hint.
So exciting! Filmmaking possibilities are endless
Totally agree with you on every topic, especially with the cinematography and the out of focus and light flares which added more realism to this comic book character
Excellent insight. Please do more movie reviews.
In the year that followed, Michael Giacchino's "The Batman" main theme has likely become my most replayed score music ever 🔂.
The jazzy "Catwoman" theme is gorgeous also. Apparently he decided to deliver in a way he's never done before, because his work on any of the other films doesn't even come close to how good The Batman score is.
The best Sequence have to be where the Batmobile shines ! Great review bro!
Yes, more reviews . You are amazing
I feel like Matt Reeves watched Gotham,played the Arkham games and made the perfect batman movie
Loved this!!! I was so hyped for the film and when I watched, it was gorgeous affffff
More of these please !!!
MORBIUS coming up next.
Man you putting some points that no one saying yet.. subscribe you❤️
Great commentary, great review. 🦇
It lived up to the Trailers and then some.. ! Wow, the best Batman movie ever for me 👍🏻
Man amazing review the batman is now one my favorite dc .movie's
Liked and shared. Love the fact that we’re sharing the same enthusiasm for the movie, going in depth and looking at the little details! Thanks for the review
after 2 years, i am glad this was my first visit to the cinema. such an epic movie!
great way to come back!
@@impatrickt yessir! Litterly sat through the credits for that 2 second message at the end 😊