We FINALLY Watched *THE BATMAN*
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We FINALLY Watched THE BATMAN
Director: Matt Reeves
Writer: Matt Reeves, Peter Craig, Bob Kane
Stars: Robert Pattinson, Zoë Kravitz, Jeffrey Wright
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Release Date: 2022-03-04
When a sadistic serial killer begins murdering key political figures in Gotham, Batman is forced to investigate the city's hidden corruption and question his family's involvement. 
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Since Vince was talking about how he likes the direction, you two should check out the newest Planet of the Apes trilogy. All three are great, and Matt Reeves (the director of this) directs the last 2 of them. Plenty of great actors and really good stories.
Only the brave. Great movie in my opinion would love to see a reaction 😊
I'm still blown away by the prosthetic work done on Colin Farrell to make him The Penguin. Darn incredible.
I hope his solo show is gonna be good.
can't wait for his spinoff
I watched The Batman with very little information. The only actors I knew was in this was Pattinson and Zoe, and that's it. When my friend pointed out that Penguin was Colin Farrell I was like, "nah, you playin" 😂
Colin Farrell WAS THE PENGUIN!!!! ....HE ABSOLUTELY MURDERED THE ROLE!!!... CAN'T WAIT FOR HIS NEW SERIES TO COME OUT!!!!
IKR I didn't even recognize him at all. He looked completely different and like a totally different person
This Batman is as dark, depressed and angry as many of those living in these dark, stressful times. Batman wants revenge, while the villain wants to expose government corruption. Thus, the normal superhero story formula is upended. Looking forward to the sequel in 2025
Riddler, of course, also wants revenge. But on a much wider, more deranged scale. This is what ties him to Batman, and causes Batman to rethink and regret his path of vengeance. It's such a powerful arc for Bruce. At the outset, he's in an almost aimless suicide mission as Batman, consumed by his rage...by the end, he's learned valuable lessons, and become a genuine hero.
Looking forward as well, my friend.
Same 2025 will be one of the greatest years right behind the new joker movie
As a longtime batfan this movie was exactly what I’d been wanting. Batman year 2. No origin story. No old Bruce. Young, dark and violent Batman. This was a good look at before he created the persona “Bruce Wayne.” And he makes the switch from vengeance to justice. Great movie can’t wait for the next one.
Same. I also loved this movie as it portrayed more of a detective movie which the other Batman movies missed
So question is this the second year he's been Batman??
@@randallcolombo4630Yes
yeah@@randallcolombo4630
@@randallcolombo4630in the opening monologue he says, "two years of nights have turned me into a nocturnal animal."
12:56 _"He's like a really young Batman."_
Right. According to the beginning monologue he's only been doing it for 2 years.
Yeah the 2 year thing was mentioned 2-3 times smh
Yeah I can't believe how many idiots miss this part and then have no idea why villians don't know who he is
@@blitz1904 Yet so many people are saying how he's not the batman that they know smh..
@@chiiv999wht
“You could’ve pulled that punch man” “I did”
Such an underrated little part
He doesn't know Bruce is Batman. When he meant "the real you" he was referring to Batman being somebody like himself who hates the elites and corrupt and will do anything to get rid of them. But once he learned that Batman was more about justice and doing what's right, rather than revenge, he turns on him. You can tell by the way he talks about Bruce Wayne when he's talking to Batman.
People overlook this detail a lot. Thanks for noticing!
@@3twelve206People are stupid, unfortunately.
Yes, but they intentionally wanted the viewer to think he knew who batman was in that moment. It was a misdirect. It's one of the better scenes in the movie, I thought.
@@LordMesa you can tell that's what they intended. When the Riddler goes on to talking about about Bruce, the context is different in that Riddler is refering to Bruce as somebody else and isn't the one he's talking to. You can see a slight change in Batman's face when he realizes that Riddler doesn't know that Batman and Bruce are the same person.
@@VforVictory00 Exactly 💯
The acting and the cast is phenomenal, legendary actors…and Pattinson give the best and most badass performance as Batman so far
Yeah I'm very surprised they didn't like it.
32:30 The Cling Wrap is to prevent stray hairs from falling out, thus denying the police forensic evidence of who the perp was. Same principle as wearing gloves or taping heavy-duty trashbags over your shoes.
34:22 This whole sequence is probably the best visual representation of the duality of Batman...he's simultaneously the glimmer of hope in the darkness for the innocents trying to live in Gotham, and the monster in the shadows for the criminals.
This is Year 2 Batman, where he's still full of rage and learning the ropes. He hasn't had the realization yet that just being feared as "vengeance" isn't enough, until the end of the movie that is, when he finally realizes what he needs to become to really have the intended impact on the city. That's also why we don't see much of him as Bruce Wayne throughout the movie: he hasn't developed that public persona yet, because he's been so obsessed with becoming the Batman.
Matt Reeves knocked it out of the park with this movie, and I'm incredibly excited to see what he does with the sequel...I just hope it won't involve the Joker, as there are just too many good Batman villains that haven't been properly explored on the big screen to retread the Joker yet again (unless Matt combines the A Death In The Family and The Killing Joke storylines...then bring on the Joker)...give me a live-action Scarecrow, Firefly, Azrael, Victor Zsasz, Hugo Strange, the Court of Owls, Deathstroke, any of those done in a quasi-horror fashion like this Riddler was done would be freaking amazing!
Court of Owls would be perfect, would fit in quite nicely with the tone of this universe. Would be a great way for the hidden elite of Gotham to fight back against the forces that have risen up to fight the corruption in the city.
I love that it was 3 hours long. I prefer series over movies, because of exactly that. They take their time. I wish more movies would get up to 4 hours even.
Yeah I don't agree with people who whine about the length. I want him in the sequel contending with like 2 psychos and a main villain. Have detective Batman chasing down Pyg or Zsaz, have someone like Clayface to keep his attention and Mr. Freeze as the main villain. Maybe Freezes tech helps him with Clayface. I just really hope we continue the detective trope. It's one of my favorite aspects of the comics
A film should always be as long as it takes to effectively tell the story. I would sit through a 5 hour Batman film if it told a great story.
RIIIIGHT like imagine Batman Long Halloween movie 😭😭🫠🫠🥹🥹🥹
It’s crazy because I remember telling myself how Robert Pattinson as batman wasn’t gonna be good but it surprised me. He’s my favorite batman and my favorite batman movie. The movie is a true detective story that we really haven’t seen in any of the previous batman movies. And for me Batman’s detective side is one of the most important parts of his character and they portrayed that perfectly here. The riddler was a great villain always being one step ahead of batman. The interrogation scene is one of my favorites because it shows how crazy the riddler is. This movie is a clear masterpiece that imo is 10x better than the dark knight and other batman movies
I don't know if he's "my favorite" but he was great and had his own way of doing it. He was awkward in his own skin, which spoke to his childhood trauma. Not so much "suave" like Christian Bale's Bruce Wayne. But suave Bruce Wayne works too.
Def favorite! No contest!
I agree that this movie was great but I would disagree about it being 10x better than dark knight
This is also my fav Batman movie too!
@@Paradoxx867dark knight better ngl
So don’t know if you guys picked up on it, but throughout the movie they kept mentioning and even showing that this is YEAR 2 Bruce aka Vengeance..which is why he said in the beginning that he’s “VENGEANCE”. He’s still unhinged and still inexperienced. He’s still figuring things out and quite reckless. He doesn’t care much about his image as BRUCE WAYNE and he only is active at night fighting crime. Which is why he had to grow throughout the movie and realized a lot of things. Thus him slowly making his two identities BRUCE WAYNE and BATMAN. That will set up everything in the next movie and I’m sure everything from his weapons, Batmobile, and suit will be upgraded. Of course there will be conflicts as well as another development of his character and hero.
The director is MATT REEVES and his intention about Gotham and the movie is very noir, gloomy, detective, with a bit of horror, and psychological aspects too.
She was too busy saying "right" every 10 seconds of the video.
Its probably the closest to 'noir' style films that you two have seen oj this channel so far. Slow, grim, dark very well shot
This movie excels in rewatches! Every shot Matt Reeves directed, every line the Actors say are carefully crafted and complex. When you listen to them; it doesn’t feel like dialogue, it feels natural! Like all these people exist and think and project their feelings in a completely natural way. Scenes that you previously saw, and thought that they were just padding for the movie, becomes nuanced and deep and important. I love the length, I could have this go on a full day with this much depth and be all the happier for it! I love the acting, I love the cast, I love the writing, I love the interpretation of the characters, I love the Batman!
I actually thought the acting was great. The casting was top-tier imo. I thought Robert Pattinson did fantastic as Batman (up there with Keaton and Bale imo), and I like that his Batman voice isn’t too over the top (wasn’t a fan of that with Bale’s, but he still killed it as Batman/Bruce Wayne). People worry about what his Bruce Wayne would be like, but we’ll get to see the Bruce Wayne we know in the sequels as Matt Reeves wanted to develop these characters. But hey. To each their own.
Everyone was great except for Zoe Kravitz. She got one good film now she acts like gods gift to acting.
@@IDiggPattyMayonnaiseWhy? Did she do anything weird? From her interviews with Robert Pattinson she seems to be pretty chill as a person
He was great as Batman. But batman doesn't really act. He is a brilliant actor, so i am not criticizing his talent. But I think he misunderstood who Bruce wayne is supposed to be when not behind closed doors. Bruce shouldn't seem like a depressed 20 year old who hates the world. He seems so emo.
@@IDiggPattyMayonnaise I disagree. I think she did good as catwoman tbh
@@IDiggPattyMayonnaise She acted fine for the scenes she was in. What would you have done differently?
I've always said "The Dark Knight" is a better film but "Batman Begins" is a better Batman film.
100% agree. The Dark Knight is a great Nolan film but it striped away alot of the visual tone and style of Gotham and Batman that it loses alot of the personality of Batman and Gotham. While Batman Begins has all of these elements alongside Nolan's directing and writers feeling much closer to a Batman film.
Batman Returns is the same people say it's a great Tim Burton film but Batman 89 is a better Batman film. As Burtons style suits Batman and Gotham much more than Nolan people have no problem with that but just the strangeness and over the top creepy nature of the film not to mention the focus on the side characters who are much more strange and wacky is where the Burton feel comes from.
@@Vaultboy307Except Batman Begins had zero Batman being the "worlds greatest detective." That's a criticism he actually listened to and fixed in TDK, but unfortunately it was only a couple scenes. The Batman really focused on detective work which is nice. Nolans films made Batman seem like a brute with gadgets doing most of the work.
The Batman is a better batman film than both
Bahahaha !!! Hell No. 😆🤣
@@imbatmanlolThe Batman is mid compared to The Dark Knight kid.
On your Robin comment, this is Batman when he’s on his second year, he’s still fairly young and Robin isn’t even in the equation yet, but the next film will most likely explore it or give some hints to his first appearance, most likely with time skips and such
The film Vince was talking about at 25:48 gun fight was: Equilibrium with Chrstial Bale. Pitch Black scenes with muzzle flash only illuminating the fight. Truly underated film. I love that this film is more Film Noir than a superhero film. Way the music and shots complete shots with Batman, especially the scene where Penguin watches from tumbled car how Batman gets closer... its amazing scene.
Interesting, I'll have to watch that
The one it made me think about was Black Panther with the first scene T'Challa fights in, though I don't remember if it was entirely pitch black the whole fight
That's just what it reminded me of
I was thinking pitch black but equilibrium was complete darkness in opening fight if im correct?
Love that film.
@@Imyerda - Yes.
This is around year two of him being batman so with that said he's more brutal, detached and way more ruthless than his 4th or 5th year.
Great reaction you two! 😊
This is one of my favorite Batman movies along with Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight" trilogy. And Robert Pattinson is one of my favorite actors who portrays Batman along with Christian Bale and Michael Keaton.
The whole cast is fantastic: Robert Pattinson, Andy Serkis, Zoe Kravitz, Paul Dano, Jeffrey Wright, and Colin Farrell(who I didn't recognize in the trailer due to the great make-up).
Matt Reeves did a great job directing this film. And I'm already looking forward to the sequel. Hopefully we get to see a little bit more of Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne in it.
Looking forward to the next reaction. 😊
It's good that you mentioned the cast, considering a third of this reaction is just them trying to remember or recognize the actors in the movie. The other two thirds is them eating and making bad guesses about what is going on in the movie. How is this a good reaction? Recently these two have been some of my favorite reactors, but let's not over-egg the pudding.
@@Zulzon80they literally just watching a movie how you mad 😂
@@adamdavies4480 Great reply, mate. Really adds to the conversation. "Why you mad?" can be used to literally any scenario and it has the same effects to dismiss an argument as it had here, none.
@@Zulzon80 what a pointless reply. You’re complaining about 2 people watching a movie on youtube. Glad to see you’re sill mad. Stay that way. 😘
The film was directed by Matt Reeves. Standouts on his resume are the Planet of the Apes prequels that came out in the 2010s and a found footage monster film called Cloverfield
This is my fav Batman film thus far. Love the noir detective theme, cast, basicially the entire production. All the things you two didn't care for I loved, and it didn't drag for me. Nolan's Batman films never did it for me. I realized some years ago that Nolan's work just isn't my cup of tea. Oppenheimer is the first of his films that has me wanting to see it on the big screen.
Thanks for sitting through it.
The movie has atmosphere. Rain slick streets, neon lights, deep shadows. All elements in noir filmmaking. That was something that was missing from the Nolan trilogy. I also like tgat Gotham looks more gothic instead of trying to pass off New York or Chicago as Gotham.
This is my favorite live action Batman film. From the score, production design, the ensemble cast, the cinematography, etc.This felt like I was watching the animated series or even playing the Arkham games. For Matt Reeves' next films, I don't want to see the Joker AT all because he's been run into the ground. Btw Jeffrey Wright did play in Cadillac Records. And the Nolan films were good for the time being but they haven't aged that well in my opinion. I mean their good movies but they aren't good Batman movies. More people talk about the villains than Bruce/Batman himself.
Aside from the latest Dune, this movie has by far my favorite score, it's like its own character!
Personally, TDK is still my favorite Batman movie overall. Pattinson is definitely my favorite live action Batman, but the story in TDK is just so great I can’t put TB past it.
@alexthrailkill Aside from the Joker, it's just okay to me.
@@alexthrailkilleh, The Dark Knight is a better movie but The Batman is a better Batman movie
Thiss. I was geeking out while watching this in theatres because it felt JUST like I was playing an Arkham game
Pattinson actually did a really good job at portraying this stage of Batman. This storyline skips the origin we've seen over and over, and gives us a young Batman thats just into his second year of being Batman. Hes still broken, still trying to figure out what the mantle of Batman means to him, and he doesnt see his public face as Bruce Wayne as being valuable at all. Its why we see a fantastic Batman, and a blah Bruce Wayne. If they end up making sequels in this storyline, we'll start to see him play up his playboy billionaire side. But right now, hes just consumed by anger and grief.
I knew I was in for an amazing film when the first trailer dropped during DC Fandome, and I was right. Matt Reeves crafted a new Batman that was constantly surprising, different, and riveting throughout. It is a bit of a slow burn at first, but it really picks up later on. The length was fine for me, the whole cast was excellent (especially Robert Pattinson and Zoe Kravitz), action scenes are awesome, and it looks gorgeous from top to bottom. Can't wait for The Batman Part II in October 2025.
And the actor who plays Falcone, he's Jesus, the perverted bowler in The Big Lebowski with long hair and purple outfit. I was seriously expecting to taunt Bats by licking a bowling ball!
But in the end, *sunglasses* he struck out
This is as close to the "street level" (as opposed to the Justice League level Batman who fights alongside and against literal Gods) comic book Batman as has been done in live action so far. The Nolan trilogy were GREAT Batman movies, but The Batman feels more like the comic books coming to life.
I liked the Snyderverse and it's a shame the studios screwed up Zack's vision... but Batman stories always work best when he's fighting non super powered criminals in Gotham City.
I love how he learns that he has to be more than a symbol of vengeance. He needs to be a symbol of hope. The guy he saves on the train platform at the beginning is as afraid of Batman as the thugs even after Batman saves him, but at the end, the woman he carries out on the roof doesn't want to let him go.
That reaction at the "Lies still" riddle was pricelss. That was a "BARS" face if ive ever seen one. 4:57
I thought the Riddler was phenomenal tbh. And I actually really liked this take on Commissioner Gordon. Is a little long but I’d rather it feels a little stretched out than ending abruptly
Batman Begins is my favorite out of the trilogy as well.
Watched this masterpiece in the cinemas.. I will never forget the experience. I think that is the realist batman we ever got.. I remember someone say: "If batman was real he would be insane" which is absolutely true.. The stress and all for a human being. Remember that this batman is very young.. There is no Bruce in this movie.. It's just batman.. He has to learn how to be that charismatic rich guy.
In this flim they make it clear that Batman is someone you should fear.
I'm so happy you guys are finally checking this one out.
Here's something interesting that I noticed about this movie. I could absolutely be wrong about this, but I am PRETTY SURE that Batman didn't break a single law during the first fight scene on the elevated railway platform. From the moment you hear his first footstep, all the way to "Please don't hurt me!" He doesn't commit a single crime, and this would absolutely hold up in court.
It's October 31st. Batman says it in the voice-over, we see the Mayor's son take off for trick-or-treating, everybody's wearing costumes, there's a bunch of dudes wearing clown make up, and they stood there and watched. A guy in another costume loudly announces his presence, but doesn't say a word. He didn't make any threats, he didn't run anybody down, he didn't hide and start taking them out one-by-one without being seen, nobody got stabbed by a sudden batarang. The gang leader verbally confirms, "What the hell are you supposed to be?" which is something you say to somebody wearing a Halloween costume you might not recognize.
The gang leader clearly doesn't recognize him as BATMAN, but assumes that it's some random guy in a Halloween costume. He pulls out the machete.... there's no response. As soon as he raises it over his head, it's self-defense, and Batman immediately hands him his own ass. Batman didn't assault this guy, but if he complained about that, he'd be admitting an intent to straight up murder a guy. He says, "I'm vengeance." and everybody else goes, "Oh, shit. That's HIM." They didn't say, "Let's get the fuck out of here before he kills us." They immediately surround him and respond with physical violence.
Then, that guy pulls out a gun - which scares the "half-face" kid and his screaming catches Batman's attention and he turned around just in time to get shot in the shoulder at point blank range. The second shot grazes another gangster. Without any hesitation, Batman grabs the gun hand, points it in the air, activates a taser in his glove, and VERY CAREFULLY shocks the guy's vertebrae which causes his hand to convulse and involuntarily discharge the other five rounds into the ceiling, harmlessly.
That's when everybody realizes that he isn't stopping anybody from running away.
Even if all fifteen of them swore in court that he came out of nowhere and just started beating the fuck out of everybody... the guy's wearing a BODYCAM. He could send the actual footage of the encounter to the police ANONYMOUSLY and never have to even worry about the slander.
No crime was committed.
Batman's Main Love Interests are
Catwoman (Be his biggest love interest because of their secret lifestyles)
Batgirl
Wonder Woman
Talia Al Ghul (He actually has a kid with her)
Vickie Vale
But he's had romantic encounters with tons of women like Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, even Lois Lane (Superman's girl)
Just found you guys a couple days ago and I gotta say I love the reaction videos
Did you guys catch the part in the Riddler's monologue in Arkham after his speech about Bruce Wayne being an orphan when he says "he's the only one we didn't get"? Some people miss that part but it means Riddler doesnt know Batman is Bruce Wayne. He thought they were working together so he wouldnt want to kill Batman when he tried to kill Bruce Wayne and he also wouldnt "work" with Batman if he knew he was Bruce. If you listen to his speech about Bruce again when knowing this it changes how you look at the way hes talking. He thinks Batman thinks the same way he does about Bruce Wayne and hes basically saying "of course the orphan who never had to actually struggle like me is the one who survived right?"
Zoe Kravitz is Catwoman. The same woman play as Mary Jane Waston in Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse & Angel in X-Men First Class.
She looked the part. But her acting was not great. Personally, I prefer Hathaway.
No that's Zandya
So this is Batman Year 2, that's why nobody really knows about him and think it's weird he's dressed up like that. If you see his journal, it even says he's been doing it for 2 years. But this is such a great movie, can't for the sequel in 2025 😍
the bat and the cat always have a curiosity for each other but typically dont end up together. Talia al ghul is the bearer of Bruce's son in the comics, Peter does have his own cat too with Felicia Hardy black cat!. Stan Lee has stated that Gwen is Peters true love MJ was just meant to be the childhood crush.
This bruce hasn't found his playboy persona yet
The third act of this film definitely drags a little, it could’ve been 20-30 mins shorter. However with how good it was I can’t really complain too much. Can’t wait to see the next one!
You guys are awesome. Reaction videos are such a good way to connect to your audience. Your on the way to the top!
This was a Batman comic brought to life. That's why it was so good.
The scene with the contacts had me dying. 😂😂yall are the best.
You see on the cover of the journal's he's writing in that it's Year 2 of the Batman.
fun fact that very first fight scene when he hit the guy 2 extra times on the ground was impervised and he was actually supposed to say Im batman.
I think the movie you're thinking of where the scene was completely black illuminated only by gunfire is Equilibrium, which coincidentally stars another Batman, Christian Bale.
The most realistic batman. If batman was real.. it would be more like this one.
Matt Reeves directed this movie. He also directed Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes(2014) & War For The Planet Of The Apes(2017).
17:17 car literally sounds like a beast
Fun bit of trivia--the actor playing the Mayor played a vampire in the series THE STRAIN.
And I really appreciate how consistent and nuanced all the characters are. For example, Selina is excellent at making quick decisions--but I don't think she's ever killed someone before, hence she missed when pulling the trigger for the first time (pushing that guy off the building was a way of distracting Batman and Gordon, since she knew they would save him). And yeah, Selina Kyle is Catwoman's real name. Just as Penguin's real name is Oswald, hence in this version he prefers to be called "Oz." Well, wouldn't you?
And yes, Batman always has a thing for Catwoman.
I for one am baffled by your comments on the acting. It sounds, frankly, as if you are complaining because they played the roles in ways that weren't what you expected. Not what they actually did.
Great actors in this cast who perfectly played their roles, can’t wait for the spin off shows like “The Penguin” which is scheduled to release next year and the sequels…“The Batman: Part II” is scheduled to release in October 2025
Pattinson looks more like a vampire in this movie than he did in Twilight.
People named Coulson die in both Marvel and DC movies.
BTW, those twin bodyguards that work for Penguin are The Trigger Twins. They're very popular in the comics & had an homage paid to them in the Arrowverse's Elseworlds special
Matt Reeves, who directed Cloverfield, Let Me In, Dawn of Planet of the Apes and War for the Planet of the Apes
Love the video and we’re you talking about the scene in black panther where the gun lit up the area ? ❤
The scene where he's walking through the hallway is actually done with blanks so the gunfire is actually lighting up the scene its awesome
It's mentioned early on (while y'all we're chatting and not listening) that this is Bruce's 2nd Year of being Batman.
I had to sub. I love you guys.
I very much prefer this film over TDK (Prefer Batman Begins to Dark Knight for many of the same reasons) simply for the fact that this film nailed the tone and visual style of a Batman film. Gotham looks like Gotham City instead of Chicago and New York. It's Gothic, Dark, Gritty, and unique in it's design alot Gothic Revival architecture mixed with some Art Deco and modern tech covering older buildings such as the monitor screens in central Gotham. It looks like the city has history while in TDK and TDKR Gotham just looked like Chicago and later New York. It lost all it's personality from Batman Begins and the films suffered visually for it.
We finally get to see Batman doing some detective work maybe not to the level I wanted but I was happy with it. Now is it amazing, no not really it's a great film but does suffer many problems but that's fine for a first film in a trilogy. I can't wait to see where the sequels head and to see this Batman grow both as Bruce Wayne and as Batman.
Mask of the Phantasm is still my personal favourite Batman film followed by Batman Returns and Batman Begin. Mask of the Phantasm is just peak Batman its Kevin Conroy the definitive Batman with writers Bruce Timm and Paul Paul Dini who all wrote the DC Animated shows. Give these guys a live action Batman film and we'll have the best Batman film that was ever made.
*My Enjoyment and personal taste:*
1. Mask of the Phantasm
2. Lego Batman Movie
3. Batman Returns
4. Batman Begins
5. The Batman
6. The Dark Knight
7. Batman 89
8. Batman Forever
9. Dark Knight Rises
10. Batman vs Superman
11. Batman & Robin
I found it very funny that the news played the video of the commissioner (basically) getting his insides eaten by rats and the audio of Carmine murdering Anika, really weird news company they got over in Gotham
The scene your talking about was when earth Vadar appears and they were shooting in the dark the same director did that one as well I think
Great reaction vid you guys! New fan right here! 🤟😃
The way this is done almost reminds me of dark early 70's movies like Death Wish, a style I always liked. Good job whoever directed this.
I watched “The Batman” at the theater and I loved it😁🔥. The Christopher Nolan Dark Knight Trilogy is great and fantastic in its own way and no one will ever touch that masterpiece but this movie impressed me and I was amazed to see how good it was as it exceeded my expectations👍. I loved the feel to this film and the background it had which was dark, gloomy, rainy and serious, Gotham City was shown so differently compared to Dark Knight and it was so well done. Robert Pattison was great as Bruce Wayne aka Batman, Colin Farrell was unrecognizable and brilliant as The Penguin, John Turturo was really good as Falcone, Zoe Kravitz was amazing as Selina Kyle aka Catwoman and Paul Dano was fantastic as the antagonist “The Riddler”👏👏. I loved the car chase scene with Penguin and the action sequences. Loved your reaction/analysis, take care and have a good one❤️
The part that you guys are confused as to why batman is not that known yet is because this is set in year 2 as him being batman.
My favorite scene in this movie: 18:13, loving that Bat-out-of-Hell touch.
I love y'all faces at the "Lies Still" riddle 😆
27:25 me too, brother.
This Batman has only been Batman-ing for 2 years. He doesn't have a Bruce Wayne persona, right now he's just Vengeance, he becomes Batman towards the end of the film.
Zoe in catwoman uuuuugwhshhs the soundtrack is DOPE- cinematography is I N S A N E you can feel Gotham to the smell. Period. 10/10 scenario is mind blowing that’s how you use comics accurate and crazy new story. Every actors A T E period. Literally one of my favorite movie. YO-😭😭 I watched that movies 10 times and never recognize Alfred was the villain in BP 👹👹👹🫠🫠🫠🫠 that just show how different he was like you said.
In this iteration, Bruce is just in his 2nd year of being Batman to the degree of completely shutting off all social life--his "playboy" persona hasn't developed yet. At this point, Bruce is absolutely obsessed with ONLY being Batman.
This IS the best Batman movie. Matt Reeves, despite knowing it would extend the film length, did a great job avoiding excessive exposition; letting each scene tell it's part of the story.
Also, the subtlety of the growth and maturation Bruce Wayne undergoes, and his awareness of the impact The Batman has on Gotham, was masterfully done.
The hall/ house is about 7 miles from where I live in Liverpool, England.
He played in Cadillac Records
Batman Animated Series and other animated movies will always be better than live action. Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill set the standard
The Batman says otherwise .
A goddamn masterpiece
Not so popular opinion but you’re entitled to it
the scene you might be thinking of that's similar to the gun fire scene is the scene of darth vader scene in rogue one where people are shooting him and hes using his lightsaber. i remember hearing somewhere that that scene was inspired by it.
The gun scene in the dark you might be thinking of is Christian Bayle in Equilibrium where he does those set of moves that makes it so he dont get hit
I am pretty sure the pitch black hallway gunfire scene you are thinking of is from The Dark Knight Rises. When Catwoman is leading Batman into the tunnels there is a short clip during their infiltration where there is almost the same scene with Batman dispatching opponents as you see him getting closer to camera with each muzzle flash.
Something I haven’t seen anyone else point out is that The Batman’s Bruce Wayne sees no point in a dual identity. He views anything else besides being Batman as pointless, which is why he doesn’t have the charisma that The Dark Knight Trilogy’s Bruce Wayne had. The events of this movie force Bruce to realize that he can’t help Gotham by spreading fear and punishing criminals. He has to embody hope, not just vengeance. I imagine this will lead to him doing more as Bruce Wayne, not just as Batman, in the sequel.
Batman is always a Dark Character
Batman is like a Urban Legend for the People
Many people think Batman is not real and also many people believe Batman is a monster/ creature that hunts at night .
And Batman use that as his main element - The Fear .
And this Batman is still young he is yet to be the proper Batman.
This is during his first couple of years as Batman while he's still angry and out for revenge. He also hasn't fully developed his separate 'Bruce Wayne Philanthropist" persona yet so his anger and animosity is still there so there's no real separation between the two except for the suit.
It's also great how at the end he that pivotal moment where he realises being 'Vengeance' makes him no different than many of the criminals and if he really wants to make a difference he needs to be more than just out for revenge and punishment.
I was so sceptical but in the end Pattinson turned out what may be my favourite Batman and definitely the best 'Worlds Greatest Detective' version of Batman the way they leaned heavily into the clues and investigation side.
LOL! That's gotta be some kind of badge of honour for a channel. That they're big enough for scumsucking PoS scammers to try to imitate you
100 agree on the after review. Phenomenal in every way except uncessary length.
The scene of the gunfire showing Batman in different frames was Dark Knight Rises when Batman attacks Banes hideout.
one thing about this batman is that he is only 2 years in and so no robin
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The same pitch black fire scene was from The Dark Knight...where Batman goes to the tunnel in search of Bane.
I think you guys didn't get it when the Riddler thug said "I'm vengeance."
the young guy at the first fight that runs away he plays Robing in the Team titan TV show!
They wore cling wrap so they wouldn’t be identified. Hair, sweat and etc can fall off. So cling wrap ensures they don’t leave anything behind
This movie did the best portrayal of the Batman as "the world's greatest detective", which is really how Batman started out; DC meant "Detective Comics", which is why he never had superpowers, per se. Just really smart, having great tech from his wealth (another common theme from all the old comics), and expert at reading villains, even when they aren't so obsessed with impressing him that they leave clues for him. Going from three steps behind to three steps ahead is the true Batman story. In this, his early course of "vengeance", leaning heavily on using fear against those living in that darkness, but learning that he was leading too much by that example, to realizing that he could much more good leading by hope. He would still be there in the dark, scaring bad guys, but now also giving hope to people that he was also there in the dark to save the day. And that helping the good people was always what he was meant to do. Like Christian Bale's Dark Knight, he would do what the police and other good guys can't, while still leaving justice to the system (like when he was bringing in Falcone).
Equilibrium
I think that's the movie you're referring to @
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God Colin Ferrell is so good in this movie as Penguin. He somehow acts both the most realistic yet the most like a comic book character.
This took a lot from one of the best Batman comics out there, Batman: The Long Halloween (by Jeff Loeb and Tim Sales). I'd suggest reading it and it's sequel Dark Victory.
The Batman 2 Villains
1- Clayface
2- Pingouin
3- Catwoman
4- Joker
5- Two Face
Love and peace you two.
I think the cling wrap is so they dont leave hair behind and get found
“Is that actor from that?” The answer is yes 😂 you guys were on point every time and weren’t sure at all. I’m all for it. Great for laughs. 😂
If I'm not mistaken off the top of my head The Matrix equilibrium and maybe 2012 dread did gunshots in Pitch blackness I think one of Riddick movies did it and I just watched Snowpiercer and there was a variation but instead of guns it was torches
At the 3:40 mark, the young man thay had HALF of his face painted is played by Jay Lycurgo . WHO ALSO PLAYED TIM DRAKE aka ROBIN in the TITANS series on HBO MAX!!!
matt reeves directed this- he directed the planet of the apes films and Cloverfield I believe