The Batman | BRUCE WAYNE
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2022
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"Our scars can destroy us… even after the physical wounds have healed. But if we can survive them. They can give us the power. To Endure. And the strength to fight."
The Batman was one of the most hyped movies of the recent years. Matt Reeves knows what is he doing and we are in for a ride with this trilogy. In the meantime I hope you enjoy this video.
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A tribute to Batman
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*Music2 : The Batman Main Theme by Samuel Kim
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Great work once again
Please tell me how you separated his voice from the music I’ve been ripping my hair out trying to do it in adobe audition and using a compressor but I’m still kinda new to it all, any advice would be greatly greatly greatly appreciated and an absolute fantastic job on this mate👏👏👏
@@donjon1179 do you know what he did to the batman theme at 3:11 BECAUSE IT SOUNDS AMAZING AND I NEEED TO KNOW
@@velocity-ep8rm sounds like he put a low pass on it to give it a muffled sound, there’s tutorials for premier pro on RUclips that show how to do it.
@@velocity-ep8rm ahhh jk nvm I see what you were asking about now, he’d be able to better answer but it sounds like he mixed a rising sound effect in so that when it comes out the theme continues but idk for sure just a shot in the dark
I'm sick of this false narrative that Pattinson didn't "play a good Bruce Wayne." These people don't know the character. Bruce Wayne at his core is a broken man beyond repair. In Batman begins Bruce mostly looking good. There are some but few moments of stress or anxiety displayed for much of the film. Meanwhile Pattinson looks so tired and mentally drained throughout the film since from the very beginning (which is much more accurate). This is what Pattinson plays so well. A Broken Bruce Wayne. A REAL Bruce Wayne.
exactly. there is no dual personality. bruce and batman are the one in the same. batman is used by bruce as an unhealthy coping mechanism for his trauma. reeves himself says so in the hbo max extras.
I really thought i wouldn't like him, and i didn't up until he said to Alfred "you're not my father" in the beginning but literally the next scene they proved me wrong. Loved him as bruce and loved him as batman
Casuals who don’t understand the character probably say that. To him, Bruce is the mask, Batman is who he really is. But even then, a major part of his arc in this movie is that he doesn’t know HOW to be Bruce Wayne. He’s only focused on vengeance, and it isn’t until the end of the movie he realizes he has to become more than that.
It’s like people just didn’t pay attention to the movie.
@@supremedreams6789 Exactly. I don't know how people complain saying "he didn't play Bruce Wayne" when that's the entire point of his character.
facts
The moment he heard Riddler’s follower say “I’m vengeance”, Batman knew that he created Riddler as a result of his vengeance. His rage for what he lost. That’s when he realized that revenge cripples rather than protects. Vengeance doesnt heal wounds, it infects them. Now Batman sees that it’s time to be something else. To be Justice.
Exactly, he realized Riddler and his followers were doing the same thing he was doing which was inflicting their pain and anger on the world and if Batman continued down his same path, he'd be no better than them.
So, he reinvents BATMAN by sacrificing himself and comes out of the water reborn as a symbol of hope to all the innocents in Gotham. He's their hope but the criminals' reckoning which makes him... Justice.
Vengeance/revenge: dig two graves. One for your enemy, and one for you
@@themadtitan7603 ay
@@themadtitan7603 after reading this I wanna say something in the way mmmmmmmmmm
Not justice to be a symbol for hope he realises that when that child won’t let him go after being put on that stretcher
Watched this last night on HBO I’ll admit Robert Pattinson amazed the hell out of me as the dark crusader, movie was hands down top tier
did you not watch in in theaters bro?
@@imtiredcharlie as much as I wanted to I don’t have time to go to theaters due to my job
The important thing is that you saw it, it doesn't matter where
HBO max isn’t available where I live so I’m slightly disappointed, but I’m glad you enjoyed it :)
@@itzluke8257 i can't see HBO MAX too because i Live in Italy
4:48
"I could see the fear in your eyes"
Playing that quote over scenes with the mayor's son who just lost his own father was chilling.
Thank you :)
Same, it was the most chilling and emotional point in the video. Bruce was a scared orphan who saw his own reflection in the people around him; the Mayor's son, Edward Nashton, even Selina.
That kid is definitely gonna be Robin. He recognises who Bruce is from that gaze, and he's wearing red colours when we see him. We might finally get a proper adaptation of the dynamic duo.
@@RileyWritey ikrrr.He just screams Robin to me.Im sure we will see him in the third installment of the film for sure.
❤❤
" Our scars can destroy us even after the physical wounds have healed " making this my everyday quote now
Please don't man.
im 16 and i felt that
@@jrob4795 why not? it's an awesome quote. just as awesome as the rest of this masterpiece
@@CancelHappiness it's great how some of the dialogues matches with our daily life that's the insane thing about this movie right on queue
trauma ^^
The most human a live-action Bruce Wayne/Batman ever felt to me. The only time I felt this character has gone through a personal, transformative arc on screen where he goes from a traumatized, scared, bitter boy who hides under a vengeful persona he uses to release his rage on the type that took away his parents to a hero who reinvents himself as a symbol of hope when he realizes his responsibility to be better than those who came before. This masterpiece of a tribute perfectly encapsulated all my emotions watching Bruce's arc unfold.
this
The Batman we disearved
The Batman was such a great movie, so good that the Mad Titan himself Thanos even likes it.
Well, and in Lego Batman. He went through the same arc but arguably more effectively in Lego Batman.
@@michaelclausen1135 No, he didn't. The Lego Batman Movie was about Bruce/Batman being able to accept a family and letting people closer after his initial inability mentally to do so. While The Batman is about this vengeful young man who's crusade is more of a release of his anger than helping its people, even if he does keeps talking about making an effect to better the city.
Until he sees that he did have an affect on the city through Riddler and his followers and realizes what his vengeful crusade has mostly accomplished and decides to redirect the fuel of his mission from vengeance to hope.
“Or are you just hideously scarred”
“Yeah.”
Never caught that before. Fucking superb writing.
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@@mohdubed5254 5:08
"I was nine years old when my father first showed me his scars. Every scar has a story, and every story... Leaves a scar."
I was just thinking that.
Robert was so dryly funny in the movie my favorite kind of humor for Batman.
Man, this masterfully captures just how broken Bruce really is. Incredible edit.
Thank you.
You did an amazing job Slyfer. As you always do
@@joshuaedwards4927 he does doesn't he? check out my batman short clips.
ruclips.net/video/-UvIExPJnuM/видео.html
I thought the ending monologue was beautifully placed. During Bruce's beginning monologue he talks about how he is the embodiment of the dark and it strikes fear in the criminals. But during his ending monologue he states "I have had an effect here, but not the one I intended", while he is literally the light guiding the citizens through the dark and wet rubble to safety. Really shows the transformation from vigilante to hero over the course of the movie.
"People need hope, to know someone's out there for them."
(Batsignal shining in background)
Movies like The Dark Knight, The Batman or Logan show that the comics genre is not only commercial entertainment and if you put your mind to it you can create masterpieces with a more artistic tone.
Joker too
Swap tdk with joker
No all 4
@@supes2687
No. TDK is a legendary movie, just as much as Joker if not more.
@@RileyWritey Yep. Tdk is one of the best movies ever. But it isnt like joker, logan or batman. Those are very artistic and neo noir movies.
This is what people call a masterpiece.
Thank you :)
This movie perfectly represents what it feels to grow up with deep sadness & depression due to loss and grief, struggles of finding your place in this world and trying to fill your father's shoes. All you want is to honor them, be like them, trying to figure out how did they do it, to become the person that you know as your parent. Trying to learn what kind of person they were from people around you while trying to protect their memories as you know, because you feel this strong desire of protect ing the idea of them, because that is the only thing you've left of them, memories and the teachings they have given you while you were young. You are not afraid to die but you feel like losing your temper whenever you think there is a chance of losing people you care about, consequently you try to distance yourself from everyone around you, people,friends, possible relationships or perhaps even family or whatever that is left of it. You are afraid to connect because you do not want to lose again, you do not want to feel everything in this life has been taken away from you, that you are alone to your bones. You have taken over a mission to honor your parents and created a mask that could not be harmed or stopped with any force, a safe space where you can never get hurt, a character that will never surrender whatever happens, and that is your revenge against life, the very circumstances what have caused you to be scarred and alone caused you to follow a never ending path of vengeance, against life, against your loss. That is the only way you know how to force a meaning to this life filled with pain and loss, taking up responsibility and following a path you know will never end. You still do anyways because that is how you make your pain and loss mean something in the end, helping to those around you who are in pain and need of help, like you needed once but never found. You finally realize that you can not change your past, that deep sadness you carry with you, but you can still make a difference in this life and honoring your lost loved ones in the process. That is true vengeance, against life, against your loss and it stems from most humane emotion after all, hope. Something as equally powerful as your pain and it will be what you hold on to in your darkest hours, enabling us to endure this life and give us the strength to fight.
Thanks for this
Wow
Jeez, man... but yeah, you're right. This is 100% true
Brilliant
Mate, I don't know you actually but you just spoke something that has resonated to my deepest existence. Lost my father early mum is always losing in her health and had to fend for my family, not financially but emotionally. How it changes you no one can understand! To you my friend I don't know how to thank!
This film is truly emotional.
I honestly can’t get over how emotional it is. Seeing how Bruce shut his heart down a long time ago and replaced any fear he had with anger and rage and then when it all comes back to him with almost losing Alfred, almost losing Selina it all hits him so hard. I think he realizes that the point is you can’t ever get rid of fear. It’s always going to be there one way or another. The pain however, you can decide wether or not the pain of whatever happens turns you into a monster or helps you grow into something more. Letting the pain teach you and show you that you can and will get through it all no matter how painful it might be. Even better, show that to others who were and are probably still in the darkness of fear. People who live in the fear that things won’t get better. That’s why I love that ending so much. Because it’s that realization that he needs to break the locks on his heart and let himself feel, let himself feel that pain to grow.
this analysis has me tearing up
Imagine... in this version of Batman, Matt Reeves decide to make Death in the Family.
I felt this analysis and I’m looking at my life. I think it’s time to let myself feel.
@@Hadi-Kurniawan we wouldn’t survive but at the same time I wonder how they’d handle the resurrection part. they might decide to just kill off Jason permanently
great analysis, take some time to check out my Batman clip
ruclips.net/video/-UvIExPJnuM/видео.html
“Fear is a tool……..and when this video hits the sky…….it’s not just an epic…..its a masterpiece.”
wtf
For me this Batman is the best of all time in every way. His cold blood actions and tone is perfect for a comic accurate Batman. Also in the end when he realize vengeance is making a bad impact on people he understands he has to be something else, this character development was amazing. All in all this is a fine piece of art in our Batman collection.
Arkham Batman want to speak with you about two or three things lol
Pattinson is the best Batman. He captures everything about Batman with the most important trait being his no kill rule.
He's probably the first onscreen batman that has stayed true to no kill
what about those people in the car crash
@@Shadxw6 u can and can’t blame battinson for those deaths
i can agree with that although the movie did seem to ignore the amount of people that died in the chase
@@Shadxw6 fun fuct a bigger car accident happened in my country years ago and noone died so u never
Truly amazing job on this my friend!
Hell yeah
Thank you so much, friend :)
Vengeance has arrived! This movie was the best Batman movie of all for me as it has a higher focus on the Batman for who he is, the person he wants to be. Another amazing tribute dude!
The Dark Knight for me still. But even tho i didn't really like this Batman on a storyline level and the riddler was meh imo, these shots were IN-SANELY well made
I do prefer this then the rest. It really focuses on the urban legend of the batman before he moved into the light.
@@Nvgification i agree w u completely
Fuck yeah
Thank you.
You perfectly captured the true essence of what made The Batman one of the best comic movies ever made. Well done, Slyfer.
Thank you so much :)
I genuinely never thought I would love a movie as much as I loved this. After waiting for 4 years and then finally walking into the cinema to watch this was the most insane feeling. Such a masterpiece!
I felt the same way. Initially, I had doubts about Robert Pattinson being cast as Batman, but he blew me away with his performance! So happy 😊 to be proven wrong.
So true. Same here.
I was smiling the whole movie
Selina and Bruce's love story was portrayed beautifully.
This movie did not disappoint, one of the best movies I have ever seen
7:16 "No scars can destroy us" while Batman is looking straight into the camera, I love this edit. It gives me hope that broken people like me still can make something good with their lives and that they are not a lost cause
Our scars can destroy us is i think what he meant
Sorry to ruin it but it says "OUR" not "no"
Its basically the same ”ours” or ”no”. He reasons that our scars also can give us strenght to endure and fight which is the optimistic view.
Robert is the best Batman and riddler gave me chills throughout the movie probably the best villain since joker.
Just watched today and my God this movie was just incredible his performance really showed us the depth of Bruce Wayne/Batman
It really did.. I don’t understand how people are trying to say it barely portrayed Bruce Wayne’s typical personality, but just Batman.. I think with this particular film reeves was trying to aim for a more isolated, damaged, narcissistic Bruce Wayne, which I loved honestly.. I feel like that persona really gave meaning to the his nickname“Vengeance” throughout the film.. If you really think about it, that’s sort of how bale was in Batman begins occasionally.. so I new going into a new trilogy of Batman, he’s isn’t going to start out being this playboy billionaire at first.. maybe I did a little judging of the trailers, but Pattinson still has a lot time to grow as Bruce Wayne/Batman.. he’s only 2 years in, so he’s still figuring himself out as Batman, but more importantly a better person and symbol of hope.
@@CaffeyAaron I mean... People say that because it's true. Bale had the playboy persona in Batman Begins. Typically, Bruce is smart enough to know he needs to the playboy persona to put people off the scent of him being Batman.
Now, I'm not complaining; I like this take and I think it works. Because it does do a wonderful job I think showing the REAL Bruce. But there's definitely reasons for people to say it barely portrays typical Bruce... Because its missing one large aspect of the typical Bruce character.
@@CaffeyAaron Bruce developed his Billionaire playboy persona within the first few months of becoming Batman at Alfred's behest. Alfred spent some time as a stage actor before he became a butler for the Wayne's, and he taught Bruce, and the other members of the Bat Family how to develop aliases, disguises, persona's in order to protect their identities. As much as I enjoyed this movie, it's pretty hard to watch if you're a purist, because so much of the character was gutted, in order to emphasize...I don't know...I guess the emo side of Batman/Bruce Wayne? People keep mentioning that it's year two of his career, as if that's why he's so bare bones, but if anyone picked up a comic set in that era of his career, they'd know that Batman's problems didn't come from a lack of skill, or undeveloped persona...his difficulties came from the escalation of crime. He went from beating on purse snatchers, and Mob enforcer's to defending his morality against killer clowns, to fisticuffs with 8ft immortal Zombie men, to former DA's with murderous split personality disorder. That escalation is the only thing I think the film got right...other than that, I barely recognized the character. There are many interpretations of Batman, but the foundations are usually untouched...until now that is.
@@jrob4795 Think about it like this. This Batman is a Batman who didn't know wtf to do with Gotham. He's basically just beating the shit out of random criminals on the street. He hasn't yet formed that persona because he hasn't yet found a use for it. He essentially considers the suit his armor. Bruce Wayne in his opinion is weak, hence why he hunches over and appears frail when he comes out as only Bruce Wayne.
The foundations of a character are different from their origin. Reeves made a very realistic take on the mindset of both Bruce Wayne and Batman, so obviously the origin of the persona had to be changed.
The main foundations are his core character traits which are: his intellect, his morality/integrity, his physical strength, his resolve, and his compassion. I believe that Pattinson's Batman aced all of these aspects. He's a detective, he doesn't kill, he's fit enough to go around at night to beat criminals up, he walks into danger and stands up for what he thinks is right even when nobody else will (something shown in the 3rd act) and will try to save someone even if it poses more risk to him, and shows compassion for others or at least has a compassionate side with him such as the scenes with him and the mayor's son
@@errwhattheflip You know what was awesome about Captain America: Winter Solider? It was able to perfectly splice both the essence of the comics, the characters abilities, and personalities, while maintaining a strong tone of realism, and seriousness...why can't WB/DC do that? Why are they ashamed of Batman the comic book character? They keep giving us these films where Batman is barely more than an MMA fighter wearing kevlar. I'm glad you enjoyed this film, but I've absolutely had it with these "realistic" takes.
Seeing mitchels son grab Batman’s hand was really touching like man this is when Bruce finally realized he was truly the dark knight and evolved from being a vengeful man to a man who seeks justice for the people of Gotham , I know for sure that this trilogy will become something beautiful.
im so glad i was able to experience this at the cinemas
this movie struck a chord with me
Robert Pattinson is a SUPERB Batman / Bruce Wayne. I even enjoy his heavy footstep sounds as we see Batman for the first time in the film. Outstanding job!
I can’t stop watching this video. On repeat, over, and over again.
Omg… the voiceover segment from him talking to Alfred in the hospital… makes me wanna cry (again) lol. Sooooo good! Great job!!
The ending monolouge along with the gorgeous music behind it makes it even more beautiful and meaningful
This movie is not less than a freakin masterpiece
I thought it was underwhelming and it’s kinda because of comments like yours. I just watched it today and I was so excited because of all the high praise. It’s a good movie, I have my complaints but it was good.
@@LegendInThaMakin what are the complaints?
@@zak_atck I loved the story, I loved the message at the end, loved the cinematography, I liked the fact that they used the riddler (Batman & Spider-Man have the best villains in all of comics and I wish movie directors would explore more of them instead of using the joker & green goblin all the time) …I didn’t like riddlers costume design though, kinda random. I have no idea what inspired that, I’ve never seen riddler look like that before in any movie or comic or adaptation. Overall I didn’t like Robert Pattinsons Batman. He isn’t a very good Bruce Wayne, because of what Bruce Wayne’s personality is supposed to be & his Batman is so unskilled and was way too vulnerable and regular. Batman is supposed to be a legendary figure, almost a myth, but in this movie, most times he just seemed like some guy in a suit, he’s supposed to be extremely elusive but he gets shot like, a lot in this movie. The action scenes were meh, I honestly enjoyed the puzzle solving more.
At some point in the movie Alfred said “I taught you how to fight” ..well it definitely shows. The real Batman traveled the world to master all kinds of martial arts before returning to Gotham to put on the suit, this guy is just meh.
I still thought it was a good movie though but it’s mostly because I’m such a huge Batman fan, if I didn’t care about Batman this movie would be pretty okay.
@@zak_atck I also rolled my eyes at the end of the movie when the joker was talking to the riddler… like… again? Another joker movie next? Why? Why doesn’t any director recreate the story of Jason Todd and the red hood? Why not the court of owls story? Why not cover hush as a villain? Wish we could see some robin development, he’s a huge part of Batman’s character, hopefully one day we get to see “batman who laughs” but no, we are stuck with yet another joker story that we all know won’t be better than Heath ledgers anyway :/
Still a good movie, just overhyped is all. It had all the cliches of a modern day Batman movie, every single one always feels the need to remind us of his parents being shot like everyone doesn’t already know at this point.
@@LegendInThaMakin at least the joker wasn't at the center of the movie
This is my favorite Batman in a LONG time. He different. Not as dark. Not as cynical. By the end he is more the people's hero than any Batman has ever been. It was an amazing character growth.
Best comic book movie in history.
He played it better than anyone else ever played batman.. Outstanding performance
By far the best batman movie ever I give it 10 out of 10 it's the perfect movie in my opinion I wouldn't had mind if the movie was 4 hrs long I would of watched it and enjoyed all over again watched it yesterday and watched it today and by God I'll watch it tommaro again it's not just a movie it's a masterpiece this is the batman we or at least I have always wanted
I cannot wait for the sequel and for the possible introduction of Mr Freeze
I wouldn't give it a 10 due to some pretty minor issues I have with the movie, but it's damn near perfect
One of the best films I’ve ever seen…. Absolutely loved this.
It’s been said time and time before but I love the humanity of this take on Batman. Brutal but vulnerable at the same time
A masterpiece, everything in this video is perfectly cutted and adapted to the music you added. You have done an absolutley masterpiece of video, you worked hard and I know what type of word is "hard", I'm an italian student in high school and I work hard to get and give the best so you're not alone. You did such an amazing job my friend, a really amazing job 👏💪
Thank you so much!
i check the movie multiple times by now and this bruce, has a type of depression / trauma more noticeable than the others. more realistic and fragile but comic book tones.
i love seeing him so broken but doing all the things he does despite of that.
This is by far one of the best Batman tributes I've seen
Absolutely bloody amazing tribute. You truly captured what this movie was trying to show. Although, you showing Bruce looking at the young kids, just had me going...damn...he truly is the only live action batman (besides the 60s) that I can see with a good Robin aye?
This was phenomenal, you described how brilliant and truly spectacular this masterpiece of a film really was. Probably one of my favourite tributes of yours thus far. It was daunting, emotional and moving at the same time. Exactly like the vibe of the film. Amazing job as always, Slyfer.
Thank you so much :)
This tribute and this movie gives me CHILLS! I keep coming back and watching this tribute multiple times and this movie has the most gorgeous cinematography I’ve ever seen! 🦇🔥
The best Batman Movie in terms of cinematography.
Epic Tribute! Teared up when Alfred says “I could see the fear in your eyes” and it shows the little boy that lost his father. Thank You!
Robert nailed young Bruce so well. Wasn't over the top but somehow displayed what he was going through really well.
Easily my ALL TIME FAVORITE live action Batman film ever made. And it's not even particularly close.
God damn this movie was incredible. can't wait for the sequel
It’s just brilliant. Your tribute is pure greatness, like the film. Good job once again!
Thank you :)
Damn, what a beautiful movie this was, and this video just shows perfectly why it should be nominated for best picture...even if the oscars are what they are. This movie deserves more praise for being so creative yet true to the absolute origins and reference of Batman, straight from comics and graphic novels.
Really well done, as usual. I watched the film again on Monday, having seen it at the theater weeks prior. It cements that, to me, this is the most comic book accurate live action Batman yet The detective. The signal sending thugs scurrying. The no gun, no killing rule. The partnership with Gordon. Loved it all
This edit encapsulates the very reasons this film will resonate with for a long time. The growth Batman achieves in this film is beautiful storytelling. The Batman surpasses all other comic book films for me.
Thank you!
absolutely, my favorite live action Batman film of all time
Greatest Batman film ever
THE BATMAN is one of the character's cinematic high points. I loved it the first and it grew on me even more the 2nd and 3rd time I saw it. I can't wait for the Blu-Ray release. Robert Pattinson is now my favorite live-action Batman.
He will always be my all time favorite Batman.
easily the GREATEST live action Batman film EVER MADE.
I literally can't stop watching the masterpiece that is this film. the cinematography, the score, the pacing, the acting, the action, all absolutely brilliant. if you don't like it, then fine. but I really don't get this attitude that a new take on an iconic character somehow takes away from whatever came before. it doesn't and that's an extremely ridiculous and immature point of view and way of looking at things. when it's all said and done, it's EXTREMELY likely that we will have TWO GREAT Batman trilogies on our hands. and if you're a fan of the character, that's just awesome. if you don't like it, don't watch. deliberately coming here just to hate shows how threatened you are by this film. if the Batman truly sucked as much as you say it does, then you would just laugh it off, or at least be indifferent to it. but instead you're all butthurt and in your feelings. because you know it's fantastic, deep down. if you prefer Bales pansy ass weak Batman and truly atrocious action scenes, stuffed full of shaky cam, jump cut bullshit, and absolutely glaring plot-holes, then more power to ya. but for literally TONS of us, we've finally found our Dark Knight and it shouldn't matter to you at all. don't watch, just go jerk it to a picture of Nolan
I loved how he was as writing his thoughts. I watched Taxi Driver the other day and I understand how that movie impacted & inspired The Batman.
after Christopher Nolan's trilogy on batman I thought no one would create a story, screenplay and characters like him, but after watching matt reeves and robert pattinson's THE BATMAN i felt surprised and astonished. they nailed it perfectly.
Speechless from this video. The story of Bruce is so beautifully told throughout this video, literally hitting every beat of his character. Batman is such a personal character to me so seeing a video like this perfectly displaying a movie I hold dear is really moving. Again, truly a perfect video.
this video makes me love that batman movie
This is such an amazing video and This has to be one of the best Batman movies we ever gotten and the movie just hits hard and you can tell through out the film that Bruce still feeling the trauma of losing his parents and how he can’t move on from it until he meets Selena and wants to be side her and he learns how to get close again with people at the end of the film knowing that he has finally gotten through the trauma that has been in him for long time
I'm Glad You Used This Music Piece For The Batman Edit... 🔥🔥👌
ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE
This is no masterpiece This is a garbage film
@@Nickwilde2295 that's nothing but your asinine and pathetic opinion, kid. The Batman is far better than the plothole ridden garbage that was the dark knight trilogy. And in a whole different league than the absolute atrocities that were the Snyder "films". That's why the VAST MAJORITY of both critics and audiences absolutely loved it. And we're getting TWO sequels AND at least one spinoff HBO show. Can't fuckin wait.
I cant stop watching this, I have been going through a lot and for some reason this video gave me hope, thank you
There’s beauty in how artists like slyfer interpret motion pictures in ways the original couldn’t portray
this movie changed my personality.
WHAT A TRIBUTE! this got me so emotional holy cow
This is a masterpiece.
Surreal! Absolutely amazing. I love The Batman, and this ignites me to rewatch it a twelfth time.
Thank you so much for making this. This one will stay with me forever.
This video is edited so well. The story edited along with Batman’s narration makes the message his trying to put out, so much more effective.
Best edit I’ve ever watched! Last minute almost brought me to tears.
I could not be more proud of being a huge fan of The Batman 🦇🖤 thanks for this amazing edit 🖤
What a movie what an edit!
What an awesome and beautiful edit! Thank you for encapsulating the essence of the movie. You have outdone yourself.
Incredibly well edited with a powerful message. I'm incredibly impressed!
I’ve already watched this edit around 20 times. It’s fantastic and I absolutely love it bro! Amazing job.
this is the most beautiful and coherent edit i've ever seen. a beautiful short film in itself. kudos man
You sir are an editing genius a complete prodigy the way you look at a movie and capture all emotions to truly get in depth of the lessons these movies bring us I am thankful for your skill in making such beautiful masterpieces you’re amazing
This movie is a cinematic achievement, a sheer masterpiece!
Better then most superhero movies now days
by far.
Yes it is, by far.. That's an understatement.
Love the comments from people who clearly haven't finished the whole video yet saying it's amazing.
I’ve run out of superlatives for your videos. I’m always amazed by your work. The flow is perfect.
the absolute GOAT of Batman films
Robert Pattinson is the greatest Batman of all time
One of the best channels on RUclips.
You've done a great job on summarising the movie and blending together the best scenes of Bruce's dilemma between vigilante and billionaire
MASTERPIECE as usual.
THANK YOU for this SLYFER !
This movie had its flaws for sure, but I cannot stop thinking about it. It’s a movie that really sticks with you even weeks after seeing it… Especially that ending monologue from Bruce. When I’m going through a rough patch, I try and listen to that monologue to remind me that through adversity we find true strength.
What are the flaws? Can you please tell?
@@MUDA.MUDA.MUDA.MUDA. ong. I didnt see any
Even HISHE tried to make a video on it and it wasn’t that good
holy shit, this is a masterpiece! i loved all of this so much! my eyes were glued to the screen, and i didn't skip one second!! the dialogue was awesome, and i loved everything about this. awesome work! probably my favorite movie!
A true masterpiece, your work is so inspiring.
Thank you.
This is beautiful, loved the second half of this dark and emotional great work as always friend
This movie is such a amazing movie on its own but it also sets up how bruce had to learn that being of force of brutality wont save gotham and that he needs to save gotham not just as batman but also bruce wayne
i disagree i think its a bad movie i hate the batman why do you like this movie ? it got terrible action
No the only good Batman film are Adam West Batman and 80s Michael Keaton Batman films the rest are trash I hate Dark Knight I hate Dark Knight rises I hate the Batman begins movie I hate Robert Pattison's Batman I'm more Batman than those actors and they are the worst Batman I have ever seen worse than 1943 batman
This was perfect in pretty much every way.
Absolute masterpiece of a video. Unreal. Just gave me something to listen to before football games. Thank you.
This edit is incredible. it really shows the beauty of the cinematography and the story of this movie. Even though this movie is long the story and moral of it is really deep and is worth watching.
Love this, really shows all aspects of Bruce Wayne’s emotion throughout the movie especially at 2:33 up until 5:35 and so on
Awesome depiction of such raw emotion. Great work!