THE BATMAN | Ending Monologue Scene - Something In The Way (Full HD)
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- THE BATMAN | Ending Monologue Scene - Something In The Way (Full HD)
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Guys, vengeance won't change the past but it can change the future, for most of the people. That's why i love Vengeance more than Batman. So this monologue of leaving Vengeance personality was a bad score from me for him. Batman's that one quote almost feels like an excuse for becoming from Vengeance to Batman.
@@SemihSoysal09 he'll will returns
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Hopefully, in the second movie of the Batman, they would meet behind the scenes of US military forces vs Criminal Gang Terrorists Shootout Battles
@@anthonyleachman3541🤔 he still in movie 🎦
Having the movie open with a civilian begging Batman not to hurt him and having it end with a girl afraid to let go of him is such a great parallel
Great catch, I didn't even notice that.
You know the part of where everyone is afraid of Batman in the movie because he's a vigilante that beats up criminals but in the end people are now starting to warm up to him.
Next one starts with a little girl begging not to hurt her and ends with him carrying a grown man afraid to let go.
@@nolanburdett you got the girl and the man part backwards.
@@nolanburdett well, now you're pathetic.
People who say that Pattinson has "no character arc" clearly fell asleep during this scene or have amnesia.
naaah theyre just dumb nuts
Totally agree with you, I really thought he was going to do an terrible job but this movie was really good
@@jaimebeltran6783 bruh
This is the most character driven Batman I have ever seen.
BEN SHAPIRO LOL
I just love this scene....
A young Batman finally realizing he shouldn't just be a personal vendetta on the Gotham's criminal underworld instead he needs to be the protector of every innocent citizen of Gotham....Continuing to be the fear that every criminal is scared of but also be the hope of an average native of Gotham that Batman is out there to protect them in times of crisis....
His focus changes from trying to get revenge on the man who killed his parents to trying to help the boy that lost his parents.
Lies again? ES Facilitators
@@galactic85 Well said.
*the message of batman is lost in this movie, batman CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE NOT AS JUST A FIREFIGHTER but as a force of terror against the criminal underworld, sure he can inspire hope but he STILL NEEDS TO MAINTAIN THAT ELEMENT OF FEAR so that the criminals still fear him, this movie has a VERY FLAWED MESSAGE but Robert pattinsons performance was still damn fine*
@@friggyk The movie doesn't say that he *shouldn't* inspire fear in criminals. He says he needs to do *more* than that. It's pretty clear.
Someone once posed a good question “would your version of Batman comfort a dying child? If not, then that is not Batman.” Pattinson Batman is definitely true Batman because he is the type to show compassion to those who need it.
So, in other words, Ben Affleck was just playing Punisher
@@qwertyzillaofficial2969 pretty much yeah. Remember at that point in his career the toll took a lot outta him. A good example of this would be in bvs when he only beat up the sex traffickers not to save the victims but to obtain the kryptonite(from what I remember)
@@qwertyzillaofficial2969 Affleck's Batman does comfort a child who just lost her mother at the beginning of Batman v Superman.
@@magallanesagustin4952 but still kills, acted like punisher or Wolverine
@@patrickcasey3618 this was because it was after Jason Todd (Robin) was tortured and killed by Joker. He turned bitter and gave up on the no killing rule.
One of the best ending ever in superhero movie . This movie just captured Batman for me . Realistic as it can get and very true to the comics
Modern superhero movie focus on the super and not the hero this last 30mins of batman were the most heroic shit in quite some time
It's not true to the comics. Nothing is ever true to the comics. The closest you'll get to is the animated Batman show.
Say it loud for the Haters in the back!❤️👍🏾
@@Dark-xv3gd the batman is one of the most batman accurate thing ever
@@nkemnoraulmanfredini7286 If you think that, you haven't read comics.
“Our scars can destroy us even if we heal from them “ In my personal experience I felt this quote
You fucked it up. Its "even after the physical wounds have healed".
Same here
@@sup3414 sksjsjsjsj
but they can empower us to endure and overcome as well
Dont act or give into despair" best advice i can give. But powerful scene
1:38 sharp contrast to the beginning of the film where a person Bruce saved asked him not to hurt him
Nice observation. I love seeing how many times the ending flips the beginning. Such a well thought out film.
Another reason why this film was well directed and thought out
the film starts in night time, in darkness but ends in sunrise, at dawn, the sun rays signifying that batman is no just more a villian to the criminals but also hero, a light of hope to the civilians
I like the detail, where when the New Mayor speaks about Faith, Jim is quite literally the only person in the whole shot that has his face highlighted by the Sun.
The rest are completely covered in shadows.
Jim's heart is true and he's in it for the sake of everyone.
Those in the shadows are part of the problem and/or taking advantage of this situation. While the major did try to be brave, she's still very much using this to propel her image. How that'll develop will be seen in the sequel.
But yes, the system is still very corrupt. Amazon details in this movie.
@@cold_Lightning9
I know.
I was just referring to the detail with the lighting.
@@cold_Lightning9 she gave that speech to give hope. She's the rare kind of politician who cares about those she's meant to be fighting for
@@charliefarmer4365 I think she’s corrupt too. Thus why only Gordon was in the light. Cause he’s a good cop.
@@Xavieus
That doesn't necessarily have to mean she's corrupt.
Especially when through the Movie we literally find proof that she is in fact NOT corrupt, nor connected to any criminals...
It's more that Jim was the only one in the Movie who had hope no matter what happend - even when sh_t hit the fan.
While Batman was their beacon in darkness, Jim was their beacon in light.
Matt Reeves loves symbolism.
10 years ago, I was in high school and while Dark Knight Rises had its moments, I needed something more like this. Cathartic
I had finished grade 2 when The Dark Knight Rises came out. Goodness, time flies
I was in sumer vacation from elementary when it came out I was in and I saw it with my mom Saturday it came out all those years ago
If you think that Dark Knight Rises only "had its moments" maybe you did not get this splendid movie...
@@marcinbaj3278 stop being a snob. I thought Rises was fine but I wanted something that felt smaller in its moments unlike the nonsensical atomic bomb and the way Batman just wins because he punches Bane harder the second time
@@laserbeamlightning I did not want to sound snobish, sorry if I offended you. Batman did not beat Bane because he hit him harder next time. He was able to beat him because he lived through the same hell as Bane did (Pit) and was able to escape it by surpassing his limits. When he jumps out of the pit he is attacked by bats - symbol of the deepest fear that lives in Bruce's mind. When he gets out of pit he is like a newborn. Dark Knight Rises is much more metaphorical that one may think.
This scene is who Batman is. Someone despite all the pain he has endured, continues to endure and has the capacity to care for all who need it. Batman is hope, hope that our kindness and strength outshines our darkest moments.
Ok, you do know Batman is not real right?
@@lissadawes4243 no way seriously? Shut up.
@@TanWam no, you shut up!
@@lissadawes4243 "oh God someone acknowledged that fictional characters can impact real life people positively, how on Earth can I stay edgy after this?"
@@crablord7934 You watch too many movies if you think Batman can have that kind of influence. What I think is going on is that you wish you were Batman so you could be that influence.
Must be weird for the national guard to see a dude in a bat suit walking around helping people
Cherry picking
Batman is a hero, you must have forgotten
It's Gotham, they just roll with it.
I mean Gotham is infamous for being the hive of criminals and vigilantes so I doubt the National Guard question it. They’re probably just like “yeah that’s just Gotham”
Same hopefully they’ll make a Second movie of The Batman to make Behind the Scenes of The U.S. Military Units helping Alongside with Batman against Armed Gang Terrorists for the shootout Battle sense
01:36 the moment he realise he has become symbol of hope and justice instead of vengeance.
He's still vengeance. That's not going away yknow
@@sup3414 correct, he just realizes that vengeance alone isn’t enough. He will be both “hope and “vengeance”, in other words a Dark Knight.
Personally, I think it’s when he opens up the flare and leads people out of the water. But I see what you mean here too.
i thought superman s was hope.. Batman is the night.. He is the vengence.
@@abcdabcdabcd317 He still is. But just like in the end of "The Dark Knight," he realizes that the people of Gotham deserve more, so he does what must be done (he adapts/evolves to the new status quo) because he's whatever Gotham needs him to be.
This ending was so deep and epic. Definitely one of the best superhero ending ever 🦇
este no fue el mejor superhéroe de todos los tiempos esta fue la peor película de superhéroes jamás hecha fue tan mala como los Cuatro Fantásticos de 2015
@@samuelarriaza1283 why are you here if you hate it so much
@@firstname4653he’s a clown.
@@samuelarriaza1283 🤡
@@samuelarriaza1283 por qué dices eso?
It's so heartwarming to see a Batman movie that explicitly gives the character his own arc and has a meaningful/hopeful ending since The Dark Knight Trilogy.
Batman had a redemption arc in BvS (the ultimate edition, anyway. Darn Warner Bros editing…) and the Snyder Cut.
@Hudson McGinnis not really. He kills all those people to save Martha, but is inspired by Superman’s sacrifice to become a hero again and take up the no-kill rule once more (parademons don’t really count since they’re basically zombies).
Also thanks for respecting that I like them even if you don’t.
@@charliefarmer4365 Except he killed, which no longer makes him Batman💔
@@charliefarmer4365 Yeah but it was shit.
@@charliefarmer4365I just don't think it's portrayed as an ongoing arc well enough through the movie. Especially considering he was at Superman's throat the whole movie. It would have been better if they were working together as civilians throughout the movie.
Robert did a great job. Love the kindness he showed the scared girl. Letting her know that she's safe. I can't wait for the sequel.
Matt Reeves understands Batman
While Snyder had not a single clue
I disagree. He completely created a new version of Batman which is perfectly okay in my book. But claiming he understands Batman leads me to wonder if we watched the same movie.
@@moshekaykay7297If you think this is a new version of Batman then you probably have no idea who Batman is lmao
@@andvarri Actually, I do. I've been reading the comics ever since I was 5 years old. The core concepts of Batman are in the film but Batman isn't fully invested in being Batman. Bruce Wayne is an entirely different person as well, it's a persona. It's his mask. In this film, it's not like that at all, but like I said, crafting new forms of a character is okay.
Such a powerful statement. It applies even to life. Im someone who would be deemed broken, abused, used, washed up, damaged. The truth is, the line about scars is just....its truth. Our scars can destroy us. But if we choose to move forward and use them to motivate us. After being bullied, and abused even by family I learned how to use my pain to fight back.
If we let them, they can motivate us. They can give us the the power to endure and the strength to fight.
Hope you’re doing okay now!
@@charliefarmer4365 thanks! I am doing very well and lots of opportunities are opening up for me!
@@SenseiSmokey_89 Glad to hear that!
I see the Soldier guarding these poor people from the flood to make sure that there would no surprise attacks
And the audacity of some people to say Dr Strange MoM was better than this...
- a marvel fan myself
Yeah MCU fan too but nah none of the recent movies so far reached this quality.
Same. Dc movies are usually ass nowadays, but I knew ever since the first trailer came out that this shit was gonna be heat
MOM is a lot of fun, but it doesn't hold a candle to this.
That movie was ass
@@shonenking3948 Ehhh I think it was good, certainly the most interesting looking movie they've dropped in years
This could’ve been the closing scene of the movie and it would’ve been perfect in my opinion
we did not need that joker scene man. ending it here would have been powerful
@@gingycat2395 it's not needed but joker will be there for batman anywhere at anytime and any part of the universe wherein batman exist.
True, but joker's riddle to riddler with the double meaning was pretty great too
This scene right here for me is the Pinnacle of the entire film.
This scene had me (and I’m sure many others) so emotional. The progression of his character. The pain he’s endured, yet he still chooses to do good. He still choses to get up everyday and push himself. He’s chosen to be hope. He’s chosen to be The Batman.
This was the best Batman movie I’ve seen in years, and this scene is still classic. And Batman’s message about vengeance may have taught everyone something: “vengeance won’t change the past, mine. Or anyone else’s.” Truer words were never said.
Its a 9/10 has few flaws with cgi and riddler and rated r. IT IS THE BEST BATMAN MOVIETHOUGH..
Best Batman movie you’ve seen in years SO FAR ☝️
@@m.godwin9348 I thought they did everything right with The Riddler here.
it’s not about changing the past. vengeance is a good thing and it can help others.
Definitely better than the Dull Knight Retires.
"Things will go worse before they get better" - Battinson
"The night is darkest before the dawn, and i promise you, the dawn is near"
- Harvey Dent
robs acting once the girl grabs him... i still cant believe just how amazing he did in the role, even after years of being a huge fan of his. his performance in this movie is actually massively underrated. no one wants to admit it, but this guys the best and most interesting actor working today, and we are so lucky to have him as fucking Batman.
Ahhh, I think you have a man crush on him. That’s so adorable.
@@DallasRebelNorrie 🙂you’re alright my friend. 👍🏼
I agree, he crushed the performance
I think he’s a hottie myself.
Good Time, The Lighthouse, The Batman.
Pattinson's had a GREAT run recently.
@@jimjam7928 Absolutely. He is only gonna continue it hopefully in the next Bong Joon-ho feature and the sequel The Batman Part 2.
1:39 cinematic perfection.
That violin was soo good
People are forgetting that the change wasn't for Batman alone. It was also for Bruce Wayne. At the start of the film, Bruce concentrates on his crusade against crime as Batman so much that his personal life also becomes reclusive. Alfred notes that his personality, demeanor, and outlook were destroying Bruce as much as Batman wasn't doing anything against crime. The change is apparent, when Batman beats up the thugs that were attacking the innocent guy, he pleads to Batman to not hurt him, even when he has saved him. In stark contrast, when he rescues a woman and places her on the airlift, she doesn't want to let go, signifying her trust in Batman. The same happens for Bruce Wayne, who's called reclusive and when he visits the funeral of the mayor, the new mayor-elect reminds him that although his company is helping people, he's not doing much by her standards. After Riddler exposes everything about Thomas Wayne and his dealings, no matter if true or not, the image of Bruce's family was tarnished. Though he's made an impact as Batman, he still has to ensure his image is cleared and he as a person now has to do better. So in a way, he's finally changing his ways as per Alfred's request.
This movie was completely unlike any Batman movie we normally get. It was dark, both visually and plot wise. It wasn’t the Batman who was all about justice but rather vengeance. It was the origin story of who we think of when we think of Batman.
It always hits home. I teared up when I was listening him speak. All the things he said, all of us could very well apply to our lives. It is easily one of the best comic book movies ever made.
Better than almost every MCU movie
God i nearly teared up watching this again. Not just because its a good, satisfying character arc but more on the meta level that we have a Batman film where Batman actually cares and is being done justice with his character.
Amazing flick. I really doubted Pattinson but he killed it. This monologue gives me chills
This movie has saved my life especially this scene
This movie never had me save my life except for a horrible movie that can't write a good action
@@samuelarriaza1283 Marvel fan
@@samuelarriaza1283 Ah yes because every "good" movie nowadays has to be filled with mindless action and no character arcs or plot development
@@samuelarriaza1283Hm the classic "liking my own comment", grow up kid
Y’all beefing with a kid? 🤣
The best batman movie I've ever seen after Batman 1989 and The Dark Knight....his journey from the scars of vengeance to a beacon of hope is just magnificent....
Me and my dad loved it so much we got right away on blue ray
Never before has any Batman content ever made me cry. But this movie did.
*The power to endure and the strength to fight*
Batman getting those community service hours! It's actually quite something to see him act like the type of superhero we see in Real Life.
Pattinson did a phenomenal job with this version of Batman.
The only thing I wish we could all hear is Kevin dubbing this speech.
This scene following the powerful image of Batman guiding the people of Gotham made me cry. It’s something that I personally needed at the time with all the chaos going on in my city and country the fact that Batman the most damaged and angry of dc’s superhero decides to become hope for his city for his people is one of the most powerful things I’ve seen in a long long time
I loved this film!!
I love that this scene at the end contrasts to the beginning. Batman at the beginning was feared by all even normal citizens and now he's looked up to as a symbol of hope for Gotham.
Man, this is just peak Batman content. It's not even up to debate, even if you can see flaws in it (wich I can't tbh), that this movie is the most complete Batman that's ever been put on live action.
I saw one with your grammar LOL.
13 year old me would be in disbelief that Robert Pattison ended up being my favourite live action Batman
note that batman is physically shaking and wobbling where he stands when hes watching that girl be lifted up and out of his reach. this poor guy probably hasnt had sleep or a moment to rest in at least 24 hours and hes still carrying people to safety, comforting scared civilians and (presumably) keeping an eye on the underbelly of the city, all while wearing a heavy, dark costume and having to be careful to not let anyone know who he is under the mask, which i can only imagine is a constant source of stress.
nolans bat may not be wearing hockey pads, but battinson is one tenacious, determined motherfucker.
Part of me really does wish this was the last shot of the film and the screen went black and the credits rolled instead of the final scene with catwoman leaving but I do still love what we got with this movie and I can’t wait for more Battinson
Oh same but it was amazing all the same
Same.. it's the perfect ending for this movie.. the part with Catwoman is a little dragged out.. this feels like such a natural conclusion to this movie
Showing both Batman and Penguin is foreshadowing their future encounters in the next movie. Also, I thought it was a metaphor behind penguin looking from a high position while seeing the city under water. He’s a penguin and they can swim well while others can’t swim as well. As well as Batman being a bird which can fly -he’s not limited by the flood since he can fly above it ALL and help rescue others that can’t rescue themselves. Batman evolved in this film 🐧 vs. 🦇
Good comment and all, but bats aren’t birds. They’re mammals that can fly
@@mrsoisauce9017 A mammal that can fly and bird that can't.
@@shackilleuhdeal7462 an intriguing juxtaposition
Absolutely loved this movie, especially the scenes with the Batman monologue and the Nirvana soundtrack.
Also, with the amount of flooding happening in Gotham, Mr. Freeze would have a field day with this if he does appear in the sequel.
¿Estás bromeando? Esta película es una completa basura. La peor película de DC que han hecho. Prefiero ver la película de Joker que la de Batman. Las películas más nuevas apestan. Me gusta esta película si esta película es la peor película de DC.
@@samuelarriaza1283 Definitivamente no le sabes al cine 🚬
True Batman Ending
This is my DEFINITIVE BATMAN, Period!!!
Im a huge marvel fan but this movie is outstanding. this ending scene shows so much character development for a young bruce/batman.
I love that this Batman is badass when he needs to be, and very importantly gentle when he needs to be. I will always love seeing a rough and tough Batman, but it seems most of the time the major movie studios only care to focus on the angry or depressed side of the character. Yes those are integral parts to Batman as a character, but so is his compassion, his care, and his understated optimism.
Batman has always been a symbol of fear to the dangerous, but he’s also a symbol of hope to the everyday people of Gotham… and I’m so glad they’re allowing Rob’s Batman to embody more of Batman’s personality that makes him so cherished and beloved to fans all over the globe for almost a century now!
One of the best movies ever
One of the worst movies ever.
The thing I love about this scene is that it gives the impression that Batman has been working non stop getting people to safety, his suit is now dirty and worn getting people out of flooded buildings etc, when the young girl didn’t wanna let go of him I felt a lump in my throat from emotion, this is the Batman we needed.
I can't be the only one who wishes that version was on Spotify, right
“Our scars can destroy us, even after the physical wounds have healed. But if we can survive them, they can transform us. They can give us the power, to endure... and the strength to fight.”
this is the best that Batman has ever been on screen, tv or movie, live action or animated. this movie understands Batman fundamentally than any other project. not to discredit BTAS, but it mostly focused on the development and philosophy of its villains, and it focused a lot on the anger and perseverance of Batman, which is great. but this movie is the real first to focus on Bruce realizing he can be more than a symbol of fear, or a selfless martyr. Batman can be all those things, and this movie does that well too, but hope will always be more important than fear. BTAS focused on Batman discovering that hope for himself, but this movie does not only that, but it shows that Batman is a symbol of hope and transcendence of pain for others as well. i love this movie, i love almost all the others, and goddamnit i love Batman.
Bro this movie is beast but don’t discredit btas like that. Man comforted a dying child in her final moments despite her being really really dangerous. He definitely inspired people there too
BTAS, and the DCAU Batman to some extent, seemed to have a huge influence on this film, and so much of what you’ve pointed out (which is so so true!) builds on the groundwork that BTAS laid for all future Batman adaptations. Both are great, and I think The Batman is the second best Batman movie put to film, beaten by Mask of the Phantasm.
One of the best Cinematography and Monologue I ever witnessed in my life
I think if freeze did show up, it would be perfect and a great setup, but I think the next one should jump ahead a few years instead of a few months after
A year later would be perfect
Since the joker actually has been tease in it
Plus the penguin is gonna have a series which will act as intermediate
For the second movie of batman
This batman in which they plan to make a batverse
Will be more realistic
So mr freeze,Killer croc,Poison invy they will either not be adapted or very modified
Unless they change direction and they bring some Science fiction in to it
@@heroeus8173 Matt reeves mentioned doing a more grounded mr freeze
@@ltrain7715 i mean i underground matt in his point of view
He wants to bring villains that were either poorly interpreted or that has never been on the grand screen
So riddler,Penguin,
Mr freeze is a good idea
It's just that they want to make this batman in a very realistic sense
So either they make mr freeze a serial killer who freeze his dead victims with a freeze device
Or they go on a science fiction base
With all the gadgets and all
Mr freeze with his accident and experiments and he had laser gun and all that instantly freeze people
And we make a little timeskip of two years
So we get a batman with more tech and a bruce wayne a bit more cure of his depression
His background story is interesting on top of that
Clearly some potential in it
Everytime this song plays .. me and my friends have goosebumps in the theatre 🥵
The Batman was the best movie this year
The best movie are you freaking kidding me this movie is the worst of this year the most garbage Batman in the planet
@@samuelarriaza1283 🤓🤓
@@samuelarriaza1283 🤓🤓
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@@samuelarriaza1283 Me when I lie
Best ending Fantastic
Inspiring !!!
Why we can't get this type of beautiful intense sincerity and emotion when watching MCU movies? Why the MCU can't make superhero movies like The Batman, Spider-Man 2 or TV shows like Netflix Daredevil? What truly stops the MCU from reaching that level of quality and going beyond the usual old generic formula that Kevin Feige and Disney are always obsessed with?
Multiple Marvel movies have been sincere and emotional and multiple of them feel very unique from one another and just because some of them can feel similar it's not a bad thing at all as long as it's good and they are good I'm so sick and tired of people enjoying one thing so they have to condemned something else like shut up let people enjoy what they like whether it's the Batman or any Marvel movie liking the Batman doesn't make you better or Superior to anyone
This reply box will have a war
I'll enjoy
Have you seen the Guardians of the Galaxy movies?
@Edward Mercer If you want a short and simple answer, its because modern audiences are cleverly conditioned and programed to enjoy mediocrity. If you want the longer answer its because of these 3 things: 1️⃣- MCU movies are all about the momentary enjoyment. Theyre like products. People consume them, enjoy for a short period of time and studios produce another one fast enough before the audiences lose interest or realize the mediocrity. Now what do they decorate/sugarcoat these products with? . "OH WOW CAMEOS, OH BIG CGI FIGHTS. OH POST CREDIT SCENE THATS GONNA MAKE ME GO WATCH THE NEXT MOVIE THATS PROBABLY GONNA HAVE THE SAME FORMULA." and apparently recently studios have found out that bringing old nostalgic characters attracts even more people to watch so im guessing we're gonna have wayyyy more of that in the future MCU movies just for the sake of the cashgrab. (Disney worships the smell of money). 2️⃣: People are cleverly and indirectly taught to enjoy these type of "products" without caring for the actual content...they dont care for an actual original and moving story cuz nowadays who the fuck cares about that as long as we have flashy CGI filled blockbusters that are pouring down on us like rain? See? Theyre pleasing products, sometimes there are even specific scenes made and directed at a specific group of people (e.g. that lame gIrL pOwEr scene in endgame). Hell they even make entire movies just to please SJWs (cough captain marvel cough).
3️⃣- True comic book fans and true cinema fans are very very few nowadays. People who genuenly enjoy things for the heart and the content who also have an actual understanding of what theyre watching, arent many, especially in this generation. Both of these groups enjoyed the hell out of The Batman, Spider man trilogy, Daredevil ,Nolan trilogy...etc. These movies/shows were made with nothing but passion and heart. A lot of time and passion was put in these pieces by people who actually cared and wanted to gives us...something valuable to come back to and still rewatch after years and years Thats what makes us call them Cinema. Theyre quality films, not products. Great story telling, great performances,moving cinematography, symbolism, literature...real art. The Batman took almost 3 years to come out. In these three years Disney spammed us with like...12 to 14 products (shows included). See the difference? Personally I dont think anyone can truly believe that Black widow or shang chi were better movies than the batman. They might even say it but deep down, its not what they truly believe.
Sorry for the long answer. I didnt mean to disrespect anyone or their taste. I understand that MCU has its own audiences and fans ( maybe 80% of the world population at this point). I just stated my own opinion . Peace✌
@@ariantaghdiri7937 indeed
They'll tend to watch such masala movies in their daily boring lives
It's amazing how a movie that is so bleak throughout ends up being the most hopeful Batman movie ever made.
this scene had me crying ngl
this movie is awesome
The Penguin looks so much more confident here, with that Kingpin-like stance. I could see him becoming a formidable opponent in sequels, much like Wilson Fisk himself.
Just got done playing God of War Ragnarok and man Kratos has a pretty similar arc to this version of Batman it's insane.
They both learn how to be better...
The fact that this movie plays something in the way in the beginning, and plays it near the end of the movie is just so amazing
This movie make me wanna read some comics, i don't know why
There’s actually a box set of three graphic novels that served as the inspiration for this movie. It contains
Batman: Year one.
Batman: Long Halloween.
Batman: Duel.
I can’t stop watching this movie. Such a great job by all. This is the best Batman and how DC should be along with The Joker Film.
Oh wow You must love The most serious movie. This is not The best Batman ever joke a movie with trash also.
I am SO excited for The Batman Part II, I hope they have an opening monologue that reflects the growth he made between this movie and Part II. Hopefully, they have an opening and closing monologue in each movie. Also, I seriously need to know what song they are going to have for the sequel!!
THIS IS FCKING EXACTLY HOW I IMAGINED A BATMAN MOVIE TO BE. DARK, CRUEL, BOLD, GRIM, SILENT BUT EXPRESSIVE ASF.
"Hello! How are you? I'm under the watah..It's too much raining... Wwooohoo!"
-Probably someone needing help
This ending scene got me hard. I always wanted to see this with Batman in a live action movie. Batman becoming symbol of "Hope". Actually in DC Comics, The Symbol of Hope is Superman, but here Batman transforms himself from Symbol of "Vengeance" to the Symbol of Hope to the people of Gotham. This a kind of feeling we get from Batman The Animated Series. Now in the next coming sequels, I wish to see him becoming The Dark Knight and The Symbol of "Justice", a symbol that Batman actually is in the DC Comics.
"Had me hard" dude. As in "It made me emotional"
"Got me h" means something else
@@hannibalburgers477 what did it get you?
Batman is a symbol of hope for Gotham. For its people.
He is Vengeance and fear for it's criminal.
It got you hard?💀
I think you meant the scene hit hard.
Best Batman Film Ever I Love it So Much 10/10 and I love The Ending
Man, I love this film
@@samuelarriaza1283 Why?
@@samuelarriaza1283 play Mario fuck Luigi ✌️
@@samuelarriaza1283 Weird way of saying you have TERRIBLE taste
@@samuelarriaza1283 bro wanted to see more fight scenes
@@SemihSoysal09 sure
Man,I don't feel addicted to a Movie since I was a Child.
I watched this whole movie 3 times since yesterday.
And I want more...
2:01 Batman remains in the dark to lift others in the light.
Idc what anyone says this is peak batman. (in terms of live action)
*New gym sound unlocked*
When he held that girls hand to reassure her, it hit my hart
. . . then tha damn Joker scene came rite afta . . .
See Snyder? That’s how you redeem a hero.
NOT ENOUGH JESUS SYMBOLISM 0/10
Haha very funny. Both iterations have merit. BvS’s redemption is more focused on Batman many years inti his career realizing the sadistic killer he was becoming when he is about to kill Superman, leading him to go on an arc of redemption for ZSJL where he becomes the Batman we know and love, while The Batman doesn’t have other DC connections and is more focused on Batman in year two of his career becoming a symbol of hope for Gotham City in which he will become the Batman we know and love.
Both are emotionally and conceptually strong in their own right. You’re just using this movie as an opportunity to c**p on Snyder, which doesn’t make you a true fan of Batman as both versions have their own merit. You’re allowed to love this movie without hating on Snyder, who had no hand in this movie. If you hate his movies, fine, but don’t be an arrogant prick about it.
@@justiceleague61982 Keep making excuses for bad writing. I’ve heard it all before and it wasn’t funny the first time. And quit gatekeeping shit. I’ll say what I want because it’s my opinion and I can accept or not accept someone’s vision of Batman.
@@campbellblk7484 What you call bad writing the majority calls deep and complex writing. I wasn’t gatekeeping shit until you accused me of such. I told you that if you love The Batman (or hate Snyder’s interpretation) then fine, but don’t be an arrogant prick about it. I already said you have the right to your opinion, so you reiterating that to prove a point is just you grasping at straws. It’s typical with you toxic anti-Snyder trolls that you call my simple comparison an excuse for bad writing. I was not even saying Snyder’s was better than Reeves. I was saying both have merit. What’s so biased about that?
Read my comment again. I think you missed my entire point. Good day, sir.
@@justiceleague61982 Fool you said I wasn’t a true Batman fan for not accepting both versions. Take a damn seat.
I love how at the beginning of the movie when he's Vengeance the song Something in the Way plays normally (a pretty dark song). However, at 2:05, they add cheerful sounding violins over Something in the Way. To me, the violins represent him becoming Hope from Vengeance. This movie has great replay value, can't wait for the next one!
Kinda cool that they have an Air Force Controller in the background. Those guys normally don't get the recognition they deserve.
I love his character growth he goes from someone who the average person is scared of to someone they’re scared to be without and Bruce goes from squinting in the light and having trouble in the sun to watching the sunrise with his eyes open
Friday…March 4th…….
Almost 2 years of waiting and the theater is crowded for the movie….riddled with the smell of popcorn. Shoulder to shoulder. Waiting for it to start. And I’m there too.
Big red letters come onto the screen…….
THE BATMAN
I fell in love.
Conclusion - vengeance may not leads to good outcome but it can made you what you are capable of
loved this batman
The ending of The Batman reminded me of Batman Zero Year
Sometimes all you need is a second chance. Robert Pattinson had the greatest comeback fr
Batman is not just vengence, he's not just the night, he is hope, he is the light, he is Batman
Only people scared of him,
are people who got reason to be.
The new kind mean on him, he is angry and he is hunting
Absolute Cinema
I love what hes saying to himself "I have to become more". I take that as he needs to take things up a notch, his armour, suit, car, weapons.. everything!! I can't wait for the next one
transcending vengeance and becoming hope
When Batman first appeared in this movie, he was feared by everyone. Even that kid got scared of him but in the end we have a kid who doesn't want Batman to leave her.
That's called character development
This might be a controversial statement but this movie beats The Dark Knight trilogy
The Batman definitely felt more like Batman. I love TDK trilogy, and bale was great, but he didn’t feel like Batman
This is a superhero film like few others that make the viewer think they can be a hero, not by swinging from rooftops or wiping out a room full of criminals, but by transforming their pain, recognising that even though blind vengeance may give some relief all it really does is transfer pain to others and keep the cycle of misery and suffering going on. You HAVE to bear the weight of your own suffering and transform it into something positive and hopeful. THAT is the most heroic thing you can do.
Everyone turns and watches the batman.
Not gonna lie... I love how Bruce does the monologue like it's what his diary is speaking to us. I also remember he's writing every detail on his diary in order to never forget what happened during his battles.
I loved the opening monologue and ending monologue in this movie. Epic stuff