People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon..
Make Batman's suit look like Spider-Man's Homecoming in the upcoming Batman movie Peter's suit looks a dam normal. His suit has Iron Man-like features 🤖🦾🧠🦇
SPOILER ALERT!.... But I loved how they were interrogating Penguin honestly. Their chemistry was both funny and incredible to me during that scene and even how Penguin was reacting to them as well was hilarious! 🤣
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
@@angelob2375 I just know what it is like to be spoiled when I haven't seen a new shows or even movies. But either way it helps to be safe and try not to spoil anyone even wanting to watch it when they can. Appreciate the kind words! I di my best! 😁
Love to see how well they depicted a year 2 Batman. His fear of gliding off a building, having to put on an entirely separate covering to glide, nearly hitting the building, and finally not aiming where to land perfectly. There is beauty in seeing Batman grow instead of him being good at everything from the get go.
But batman is supposed to tame fear by becoming batman in addition he's come out with monologue that explains the use To fear and defines himself as the shadow
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
I've never seen a live action version of Batman where his shows so much emotion while wearing a mask until I saw this version. Pattinson is easily the best live action Batman for me
It's all in the eyes with Batman. He doesnt even need to talk when you see what his eyes are doing. Especially when looking at that orphaned kid. Pattinson and Keaton nailed the face part.
I know for a fact that the day the audience will watch this Batman landing like a badass in one of the sequel, there will be explosions of cheers everywhere. Matt knows what he is doing, he is preparing us. It will be truly majestic.
@@jesusgomezleon3774 I wish more people would under stand what character building/development is. People were genuinely mad that he wasn’t the perfect Batman in his 2nd year 💀
@@StephenAlanChandler I wouldn't of cared at all except they kinda made him pretty pathetic. Also I hate how long this movie is, especially since there making more. How long is the 3rd one gonna be like 4 hours??
I’d rather these movies not be of the cheering variety, personally. My theater was absolutely silent, and I loved the experience of being completely invested in the movie.
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
Maybe he saw him use before the running on the wall trick that he uses later for following catwoman in the batsignal building. But this time either was to high for that or he needed to glide away since it would be swarm by police men at the bottom.
maybe he knew batman had a wingsuit ready? They've been working together for two years and they have a pretty close work relationship, they trust each other to an extent
It's a valid point; Gordon knows enough about Batman after two years to know he's resilient and prepared for a lot, including what to do when needing to get off a rooftop or very high places. It'd be easy to figure out that Batman spends a lot of time in heights where ordinary people don't go. Also, obviously (the intelligent man he is, who has gadgets for many things) would have considered needing a way to survive jumping from a roof or skyscraper.
If I were him I'd rationalize that someone who dresses up like a bat could probably do something with falling or flying so roof probably was best last resort all things considered
And that's acting, because Pattinson has no fear of heights. He's jumped out of a plane, parachuting when he was in Australia, and he did most of his own stunts in Tenet, and John David Washington is afraid of heights. He said he "took his courage" from Rob, because Rob was fearless about their stunts where they had to jump off a building.
I love how this Batman is so real, and human. He doesn't do some sort of weird disappearing act like Bale's James Bond-like Batman does, he has to run. And, he has fear, like any man would have if he had to jump off a building with a bunch of cops running after to murder him. Loved this movie a lot.
I love how Batman is depicted in this movie. It reminds the audience that Batman is really just a man not some metahuman, and you're reminded of this fact every time he gets hurt, limps or struggles to pull himself on a scaffolding.
De mythologising Batman is really fresh when you look at every other serious Batman movie. Tim Burton made him into a pseudo horror character, Nolans Batman made him into more of an idea that doesn't grow it just reinforces itself across the trilogy (even his setback in TDKR is overcome by Bruce's freakish belief in his own creation). Reeves Batman has an actual character arc that needs to be expounded on in the sequel (whereas Batmans character in 89' and Begins were largely ignored in sequels), they show Bruce Wayne less than ever but you see him more in his Batman IMO.
I love how badass this version of Batman is. Surrounded and completely outnumbered by enemies at the time (with the exception of Gordan), trapped inside their confined territory, yet he isnt giving a dam or holding back in the slightest. An absolute masterpiece of a scene. From the moment they had an unconcious Batman on the table, to when he woke up and chaos ensued, all the way to this. One of my favourite scenes from what I consider to be the best Batman movie to date (narrowly edging out The Dark Knight).
1:33 I like how Batman just gets a bit sacred when he realises how high he is, and then instantly pulls himself together because that's he's only escape.
I love how they showed this version of Batman is still very human. He’s hesitant to jump from great heights, and he hasn’t mastered gliding just yet. After he crashes you can tell he’s genuinely hurting.
He should be dead or limping for the rest of the movie after that crash. Instead, he’s completely fine in the next scene with no visible bruises. Let’s also not forget that he takes a bomb to the face with no visible damage. Dumb.
I love how this Batman is simeltaneously badass but at the same time inexperienced, he hesitates before flying, he kind of f*cks up parts of his investigation, he gets hurt, he has a hard time socialising, etc. etc. Very refreshing to see Batman who's flawed, still a force of nature but at the same time reminded that he's a human being.
Not sure how he proved anyone wrong, he got so much praise after the first trailer. Only negative comments I saw were people claiming to have seen negative comments
The people that don't like battison were probably the toxic snyder cult because they keep saying ben is their batman and im like, well you can have him as your batman, and I can have my batman
Really like how they used a wingsuit that looks really hard to control instead of the traditional cape to glide. Cos when Batman glides with the cape in the other movies it's always a triumphant moment where he's in total control. The wingsuit gets across a better idea of this Batman's uncertainty and risk.
That's how Matt Reeves said he wanted to portray Batman in this movie, that he's always barely making it out and on the edge. I mean it makes more sense since he's just a man in a suit fighting against crime by himself.
Loved this scene. How he's afraid of what's in front of him for one second, and then quickly reacts and pushes himself through it is what got me... When he landed severely, I was slightly disappointed when I first watched it in the theatre. But, then, I remembered that this was his second year as a vigilante. So, what Matt Reeves did totally makes sense. I highly believe that there's a lot to discover with the character they created.
“They think I’m hiding in the shadows, but I am the shadows” - he wasn’t feeling it at this moment lol. Matt reeves & Robert did a phenomenal job on this..it feels like a classic, can’t wait for the batman 2.
the feeling I had watching this movie was really good , as if I was watching a detective movie from the 70's and 80's but with Batman , it was really a lot of fun
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
@@ha5541 this is the dumbest batman we have had on screen. He got help from literally everyone and penguin, and the cop literally figured out the biggest clues lol.
This shows that after all Batman is a human with no super natural abilities. He has fear, he falls, he feels pain, but the thing which is important is that he still fights for justice, he LEARNS FROM HIS MISTAKES, and strive to do better every day. He is the Knight, He is Vengeance, He is BATMAN.
@@steviegbcool From what I saw and read, critics loved it. Some ppl do have a problem with it tho, most of them seem to dislike the very character of Batman, mostly.
@@VenemiesTech The only one who hates Batman is Matt Reeves himself. Batman doesn't do anything useful the entire movie, he's a joke. It's baffling how people say this is the perfect Batman movie. It's beyond insanity.
@@imafunguy936 Yeah."Boring detective movie"... Bro, it's literally a movie about "The Worlds greatest detective". Also Snyder fans say "Your Batman didn't do anything useful" while Affleck spent BvS trying to kill Superman and killing random goons...🤦♂️
In which way exactly? Stupidly opening his parachute just in front of a bridge? He's been doing it for 2 years and still can't do a basic Batman thing right?
One thing i love about the gliding here vs TDK trilogy is that both Batmen resemble different bats. Bales looks more like hes flying so his flight resembles a flying fox, while Pattinsons resembles more a vampire bat with how the gliding is more of a fast descent
which is trange they never explained how much time bruce wayne was batman in the nolan trilogy, plus you can say he get most of his gadget early since he had lucius fox help, unlike this one that he had everything home made including the batmovil that look less like a tank and more like a mad max remodeled car
I was put off by Christian Bale's performance as Batman, that's why I hate the Dark Knight trilogy. Robert Pattinson played Batman the detective from the early comics and he did an amazing job thanks to Matt Reeves who gave us the perfect superhero movie from DC.
@@motor4X4kombat there's a 2 year skip from Begins to The Dark Knight and then iirc an 8 year skip from The Dark Knight to the Dark Knight rises, tho he wasn't active as Batman in that time period
First, Jeffrey Wright makes a real good Gordon. Second, the camera angles are perfect. Third, showing the audience the reaction from a young Batman with fear in his face before his first flight was priceless.
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
@@kingrobert7246 first of all I wasn’t hating on batfleck I think he was a great Batman and second of all why do people who hate on affleck considered 150 pound men lmao.
I have been blessed to be born in 1948 (when Batman serials were shown in movie theaters (1943) and lived long enough to see both the Nolan trilogy and this great movie
Even after multiverse of madness… this is STILL the best movie of the year so far. I’m super hype for Dominion so we will see after which one I enjoy better!!
Dominion and the Batman are the movies I look forward to the most this year. Since I love both franchises, Batman and Jurassic park, these two are going to have to see which rival each other. Either way the Batman was fantastic
Matt Reeves is truly a careful and crafty director. If you notice carefully, he hits the skylight of the bridge exclusively with his chest, never with his face, head or neck. Just as in the bomb scene Bruce covers his face with his arms. Well done Matt
Better piece of media ever produced in the history of human race? I think we should send this movie to space to greet aliens, we need nothing else, this movie alone is enough to show how great we are as a species. And needlessly to say, Matt Reeves should be appointed the new God-Emperor of Planet Earth. He's the best human that ever lived.
I know it's been a year but POOR REVIEWS? Where? As far as I remember literally everyone loved this movie, even started a debate comparing it to The Dark Knight in terms of quality
I was playing the Riddler Flight School challenge in Arkham Knight after seeing this movie and one of Riddler's dialogues was about how bats are the only mammals that fly but since Batman only glides, he's actually a kind of squirrel. It made me remember this scene, lol.
It’s so weird that this is what folks are complaining about. This is probably the least embarrassing thing a live action Batman has done in the past 10 years.
Well personally I'm complaining about him obviously being a terminator T-101 unit or something: he should have landed in pieces there. It totally breaks any semblance of suspension of disbelief. He gets a hit like that and he's like "ow :( " and _walks away_.
Anyone else feel that Pattinson's punches in this movie sound like they would really hurt ? Specially when he punches Gordon here and the twins outside iceberg lounge.
When I say I love this movie, I absolutely love this movie. Every aspect of it is special to me. The love that Pattinson and Reeves have treated my favorite superhero is something that I will always appreciate. Cannot wait for the sequel.
Same here I was high when watching it and could tell its a certified classic. That experience in the movie theater will be with me for the rest of my life, here's to the sequel 🥂
Watching this film in IMAX was the best thing I ever experienced, especially this scene, the music and cinematography is just perfection, also Batman crashing on 2:05 was a real stunt
I really love how realistic the overall aesthetics of this movie. The gadgets, Batmobile, ambience, and many more. The only things that I think not so realistic were the time Bats took a bomb on his face and Penguin's car being flown away just from a single bump from the Batmobile.
This movie combines fiction with reality better than the Nolan films, so I don't think that this movie should always be viewed as 100% realistic, because that's impossible.
This was one of my favourite scene in the movie. This, the squabble at the police station and the scene when he first walks in while the cops stare at him like he's a freak. A+!
I love how hardboiled noir the dialogue in this movie is. It makes it feel straight out of the comics or something. "who's the mustache with the broken nose?" Is one of my favorite lines in any batman movies, its just so delicious and noir.
Batman’s thoughts running through the precinct: “I’m Batman. I’m Batman. I’m Batman. I’m… really going to need to learn how to sneak out covertly going forward.”
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
Everyone wants a batman without fear of jumping from great heights, flying without any problem and and landing like a hero, the problem here is that those who ask for it and complain about this batman would not have the balls to do what he did
@MSR Sculpts loophole? He literally admits it in the hospital scene with Alfred, the character was written like this, it's supposed to be a character development over the span of three (or hopefully more) movies.
@MSR Sculpts your comment makes absolutely 0 sense. We're supposed to watch Batman conquer his fears and learning how to be Batman OVER THE SPAN OF MANY MOVIES, not just the first one. I don't know what's so hard to understand about that :| it's just a different take on the development of the character. Nolan made his batman flat, it worked but it was flat over the span of most of the trilogy. This a different take
@MSR Sculpts yeah, I understand you don't like that, but it doesn't mean it's a loophole, or that it's badly written, it just means it's different, the majority of people liked it, a bunch didn't.
@MSR Sculpts no it's not a loophole it's just different and like rami fanboys they hate it when a hero has a different take by a completely different author which is hilarious since if you don't like this just stick to the older films that came before it
When I first watched this, I was not expecting him to have a gliding suit on to glide, looked weird at first but then understood that this was suppose to be more realistic version of Batman’s gliding and it looks cool as well.
Gotta say that this is like a more grow-up style of Batman movie. I love the trilogy, but growing up it become kindda cartoonist. This one blending realism and fiction together so well that it become more relatable and believeable. Nothing too crazy but not boring. The most important thing is Batman is not perfect like in other movie or comic. He is still a human. He feels fear, make mistakes, and no too all-purpose gadgets. Just a crazy man doing crazy things for his city and people. Love it!
Great comment I agree although sadly the comics have taken a completely different direction. It seems Batmans limits have receded to the point where he’s basically Spider-Man. He’s kicked a tree in half without wearing the suit! He’s ripped doors of a jet whilst in flight. A JET!! and he’s held his breath in space for less then a minute. Man simplicity has gone out the window. This is why I prefer the films not because their “realistic” but because they represent the essence of the character at heart.
1:33 Love how he's afraid of heights...coz he's new in this business & still has alot to learn. These small attention to detail are so good. ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE💥
I love that his cape has another feature besides looking cool. The shots of him flying really remind me of Spiderman swinging through the city in Amazing Spiderman. You really feel like you're flying with him.
I just don’t understand how people hate this movie I mean it’s such a masterpiece like right here you actually see him puzzled how high he is, however it’s a must that he jumps always for the mission, always the hero 🙌🙌 🙌
Because the script, pace and editing in this movie are absolute garbage. If The Batman is a masterpiece then the concept of a what a masterpiece movie should be has to be revised. The word has completely lost its meaning.
@@leikeylosh the concept of masterpiece will always be subjective. A deaf guy will never appreciate Mozart’ work as much as someone who actually understands music very well. So if that’s ur opinion then I can’t change it but I really liked the movie.
A film with an excellent soundtrack, a perfect storyline, a great cast, great effects, and emotion, it was literally a masterpiece and an unforgettable movie, and I have nothing negative to say about it. Truly worth it, and can't wait for the future of this Batman trilogy!
My favorite version of Gordon to date. Loved the other takes too but Jeffery Wright takes the cake. He's a damn good actor and did a phenomenal job. Can't wait for The Batman 2! Bring on the Court of Owls.
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
@@lilstupidahhboy5155 the whole story is fighting the corruption of Gotham. But maybe hush could target Bruce specifically and their could be some cool stuff they could do with it
The power of this scene lies in the vulnerability of Batman. It's hard to watch that he is running away , and it feels unreal that Batman is afraid of heights but this is true Batman in making.
The scene right after this where Gordon says “Man U could’ve pulled that punch” the way Pattinson looked as he said “I did” was the final confirmation for me that I was in fact looking at THE Batman💯
The hesitation and the poor landing are nice indicators that this is a year two Batman. Also the events of this scene is the reason why Batman isn't called to investigate at Wayne Tower later on. To the complaint he would not survive this, I say Rhody should have been jelly after falling in the War Machine suit in Civil War. It's a comic book movie based on a fictional character.
So much relatable character writing...we used to think THE BATMAN is THE best and is perfect at everything...but Matt made us believe he has fears, he feels anxious and nervous yet brave and strong!
This scene was one of my favorite scenes in movie. The soundtrack played perfectly and I loved the foot chase in the police station. Reeves really showed that Batman doesn't not have all of the tools to make a swift getaway.
I really love how funny this scene is, Gordon having to gesture looking mad while conspiring with Batman to help him escape is a really cute visual gag
Aside from the end where he ricochets off the bus and lives, I feel like this is the most physically realistic protrayal of Batman. He didn't just vanish when know one was looking, he had to sprint down the hallway. Imagine trying to grapple up the height of a building. The acceleration would put so much strain on ur arm if not just dislocate it entirely. Pattinson sells the difficulty in holding on to the grapple gun. The glide omg. I've seen those extreme gliders in real life and they go fast! It's not like the Arkham games where u glide gracefully ahaha This was my favorite sequence in the film
As fake/light as it seems, from moment where The Batman hit the cab, rolling on the side walk till standing up, it was not CGI, or not entirely. A stuntman really made that fall. Props for the film's level of dedication to practical stunts
The Wingsuit was cool but…I just hope he cape is upgraded next time round. It’s one of the things Bale’s Batman absolutely PERFECTED. This movie was amazing but that’s just my one small criticism.
0:13 I really thought Gordon was siding with the cops until this part happened I enjoyed the little twist here and it was smart for both to pretend that Their having a heated discussion
I remember my cousin saying out loud in the theaters "Don't go under, don't go under!" in those seconds that Batman was deciding if he'd go over or under the overpass
This moment right here sealed the deal. I had my doubts originally but this new Batman adaptation was awesome. I hope to see Lucius Fox in "Batman 2"...with his help he could fix the aerodynamic issues with landing in this suit and yes Mr. Wayne it does come in black.
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
0:22 Pattinson literally chuckled while maintaining a grizzly scowl. Never once lost his frown, but conveyed such intense emotion, true to the most popular trait of that character, to a T. God damn
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
I love how this version of Batman doesn’t know how to glide doesn’t have that full gliding effect like he always does I love how new to this he is and how easily hurt he gets it’s literally my favorite Batman to date prolly this is the type of Batman I was dying to see a dark grim bloody masterpiece
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People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon..
Make Batman's suit look like Spider-Man's Homecoming in the upcoming Batman movie Peter's suit looks a dam normal. His suit has Iron Man-like features 🤖🦾🧠🦇
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that was too intense
that's not flying, that's falling with style
batman style
I was gonna say that
Wody
Aim for the bushes
wtf 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
This version of Batman and Gordon feels like they’d be the kind of guys who get a beer together after work
i like this gordon a bit more they kind of have a relationship
SPOILER ALERT!....
But I loved how they were interrogating Penguin honestly. Their chemistry was both funny and incredible to me during that scene and even how Penguin was reacting to them as well was hilarious! 🤣
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
@@robertdeleon3258 The movie’s been out for more than a month and you still put a spoiler alert, the world needs more people like you bro 🤝
@@angelob2375 I just know what it is like to be spoiled when I haven't seen a new shows or even movies. But either way it helps to be safe and try not to spoil anyone even wanting to watch it when they can. Appreciate the kind words! I di my best! 😁
Love to see how well they depicted a year 2 Batman. His fear of gliding off a building, having to put on an entirely separate covering to glide, nearly hitting the building, and finally not aiming where to land perfectly. There is beauty in seeing Batman grow instead of him being good at everything from the get go.
Lol and people expect him to glide effortlessly.
i believe it was Rob's idea for Batman to look terrified before taking the fall
But batman is supposed to tame fear by becoming batman in addition he's come out with monologue that explains the use To fear and defines himself as the shadow
@@zivcoul9580 That doesn't mean he isn't afraid of anything everyone is afraid of something.
@@Salik96 he isn't everyone. He's Bruce Wayne.
Gordan curling his lip and hitting Batman's chest to seem like he's pissed at him in front of the rest of the station is such a nice detail.
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
he had left over bbq sauce on his stache thats why he curled his lip
Umm sure?
You're sure it's just a "detail" ? But yeah I agree lol
Superhero movie fans when thing happens not in an extreme close-up
I've never seen a live action version of Batman where his shows so much emotion while wearing a mask until I saw this version. Pattinson is easily the best live action Batman for me
Completely agree
Yeah his interpretation of Batman is excellent. Also hands down the best suit
It's all in the eyes with Batman. He doesnt even need to talk when you see what his eyes are doing. Especially when looking at that orphaned kid. Pattinson and Keaton nailed the face part.
@@szn1580 Agreed
@@dbsti3006 Agreed
I know for a fact that the day the audience will watch this Batman landing like a badass in one of the sequel, there will be explosions of cheers everywhere. Matt knows what he is doing, he is preparing us. It will be truly majestic.
Yup better suit better landing style better gadgets and less getting shot all coming
@@jesusgomezleon3774 I wish more people would under stand what character building/development is. People were genuinely mad that he wasn’t the perfect Batman in his 2nd year 💀
@@StephenAlanChandler I wouldn't of cared at all except they kinda made him pretty pathetic. Also I hate how long this movie is, especially since there making more. How long is the 3rd one gonna be like 4 hours??
I’d rather these movies not be of the cheering variety, personally. My theater was absolutely silent, and I loved the experience of being completely invested in the movie.
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
Gotta love how gordon tells batman to go to the roof, like he knows exactly he's gonna skydive off the tower, its a nice detail
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
Maybe he saw him use before the running on the wall trick that he uses later for following catwoman in the batsignal building. But this time either was to high for that or he needed to glide away since it would be swarm by police men at the bottom.
maybe he knew batman had a wingsuit ready? They've been working together for two years and they have a pretty close work relationship, they trust each other to an extent
It's a valid point; Gordon knows enough about Batman after two years to know he's resilient and prepared for a lot, including what to do when needing to get off a rooftop or very high places. It'd be easy to figure out that Batman spends a lot of time in heights where ordinary people don't go. Also, obviously (the intelligent man he is, who has gadgets for many things) would have considered needing a way to survive jumping from a roof or skyscraper.
If I were him I'd rationalize that someone who dresses up like a bat could probably do something with falling or flying so roof probably was best last resort all things considered
The initial hesitation before he jumps, you can tell he’s yet to get acclimated to heights.
And that's acting, because Pattinson has no fear of heights. He's jumped out of a plane, parachuting when he was in Australia, and he did most of his own stunts in Tenet, and John David Washington is afraid of heights. He said he "took his courage" from Rob, because Rob was fearless about their stunts where they had to jump off a building.
Not heights, jumping off heights
Considering the 1% market of spelunking billionaire base jumpers
Which is why he is a horrible Batman that is his whole thing, leaping off damn building, this Batman is a coward
@@HORRORINFINITE He's only been Batman for a short time, he's not used to jumping from heights yet
I love how this Batman is so real, and human. He doesn't do some sort of weird disappearing act like Bale's James Bond-like Batman does, he has to run. And, he has fear, like any man would have if he had to jump off a building with a bunch of cops running after to murder him. Loved this movie a lot.
Dw
That disappearing act will soon be seen
Even when he and Gordon headed to that orphanage, he did the disappearing act
@@akshatjha10 Oh yeah! lol Forgot about that, but you get my gist.
He did the disappearing act twice in the movie
@@motosagela I do get you
Maybe in the next movie, he might do that.
He may be Year 2 Batman but, much to learn, he still has
I love how Batman is depicted in this movie. It reminds the audience that Batman is really just a man not some metahuman, and you're reminded of this fact every time he gets hurt, limps or struggles to pull himself on a scaffolding.
Pretty much the same as Batman Begins.
Ripping off Daredevil. What's new.
@@rumblefish9 dude what??
@@rumblefish9 Nah, keep complaining marvel fanboy. Also Batman cameout before Daredevil fyi
De mythologising Batman is really fresh when you look at every other serious Batman movie. Tim Burton made him into a pseudo horror character, Nolans Batman made him into more of an idea that doesn't grow it just reinforces itself across the trilogy (even his setback in TDKR is overcome by Bruce's freakish belief in his own creation).
Reeves Batman has an actual character arc that needs to be expounded on in the sequel (whereas Batmans character in 89' and Begins were largely ignored in sequels), they show Bruce Wayne less than ever but you see him more in his Batman IMO.
If Matt Reeves can show us a Beginner Batman this brilliantly.. We can just imagine how a Experienced Batman will be in the Sequels.
He learned he can tank smashing into the ground full speed so next time no parachute. Just head first at terminal velocity.
we ll never have that :D or maybe after 8 years.....
I love how badass this version of Batman is. Surrounded and completely outnumbered by enemies at the time (with the exception of Gordan), trapped inside their confined territory, yet he isnt giving a dam or holding back in the slightest. An absolute masterpiece of a scene. From the moment they had an unconcious Batman on the table, to when he woke up and chaos ensued, all the way to this. One of my favourite scenes from what I consider to be the best Batman movie to date (narrowly edging out The Dark Knight).
You are not wrong…
The subway opening appearance!!!
Dark Knight still exists, but this is close.
@@titanguy7316 sure😉
@@titanguy7316 this film is my 2nd favorite after Dark Knight
I think the dark knight is a better film, but to me this one is more enjoyable
1:33 I like how Batman just gets a bit sacred when he realises how high he is, and then instantly pulls himself together because that's he's only escape.
Ya that makes this scene feel real
Hes not a sacred guy
Batman is always sacred
Really? I didn't like that. Had a hard time with that part...
@@The3rdGunman OH no! Batman showed fear for a second! Noooo!! He's not Batman 😨😨😨😭😭😭
Whole theater laugh when Gordon said "could of held back on that punch" 😂
Then Bruce responds with "I did" lmao
@@primalvelocity3811 the look in his eye when he said that was what truly made me see him as Batman
I love how they showed this version of Batman is still very human. He’s hesitant to jump from great heights, and he hasn’t mastered gliding just yet. After he crashes you can tell he’s genuinely hurting.
He should be dead or limping for the rest of the movie after that crash. Instead, he’s completely fine in the next scene with no visible bruises. Let’s also not forget that he takes a bomb to the face with no visible damage. Dumb.
This scene make me realize why batman told damian to improve his gliding skill in injustice 2
He's a detective here, definitely cool version of Batman
I love how this Batman is simeltaneously badass but at the same time inexperienced, he hesitates before flying, he kind of f*cks up parts of his investigation, he gets hurt, he has a hard time socialising, etc. etc.
Very refreshing to see Batman who's flawed, still a force of nature but at the same time reminded that he's a human being.
Perfectly said.
I never got the impression this Batman was a force of nature. Certainly since literally no one was afraid of him.
@@TehZach1993 No one except the thugs at the beginning (after they realize he's Buttman)
That’s because this is a GenZ Batman
@@TehZach1993 There's an entire car chase that disagrees with you.
Gotta love how Pattinson really went and proved everyone wrong. His portrayal was fantastic
Not sure how he proved anyone wrong, he got so much praise after the first trailer. Only negative comments I saw were people claiming to have seen negative comments
I don't know who doubted him. The dude always delivers.
The people that don't like battison were probably the toxic snyder cult because they keep saying ben is their batman and im like, well you can have him as your batman, and I can have my batman
@@nemesisprime4501 Ben Affleck will die and Snyder cultists will still protest any future Batmen lol
@@randehmarshgames4608 too bad, there going to have to deal with it.
Really like how they used a wingsuit that looks really hard to control instead of the traditional cape to glide. Cos when Batman glides with the cape in the other movies it's always a triumphant moment where he's in total control. The wingsuit gets across a better idea of this Batman's uncertainty and risk.
I feel like the sequel will have him gliding with his cape to show that he’s coming into his own
The director wanted a very realistic version of batman
this is supposed to be a less fantastical version
Technically the cape forms the wingsuit
That's how Matt Reeves said he wanted to portray Batman in this movie, that he's always barely making it out and on the edge. I mean it makes more sense since he's just a man in a suit fighting against crime by himself.
Loved this scene. How he's afraid of what's in front of him for one second, and then quickly reacts and pushes himself through it is what got me... When he landed severely, I was slightly disappointed when I first watched it in the theatre. But, then, I remembered that this was his second year as a vigilante. So, what Matt Reeves did totally makes sense. I highly believe that there's a lot to discover with the character they created.
“They think I’m hiding in the shadows, but I am the shadows” - he wasn’t feeling it at this moment lol. Matt reeves & Robert did a phenomenal job on this..it feels like a classic, can’t wait for the batman 2.
Looks like the Batman has become a classic.
the feeling I had watching this movie was really good , as if I was watching a detective movie from the 70's and 80's but with Batman , it was really a lot of fun
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
Same bro same
Bat Noir!
Literally batman the animated series in live action
But Batman was always meant to be a detective. That's his origin. He even studied criminology.
First
I love how him hitting the car was practical.
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
Thank you Matt Reeves for showing how it’s done. Batman done justice.
One in a long line of folks who've done it right.
The falling part?
@@titanguy7316 this is the best depiction of Batman in movie history.
@@Marvin-lu3hj this Batman is still growing 🤦
@@ha5541 this is the dumbest batman we have had on screen. He got help from literally everyone and penguin, and the cop literally figured out the biggest clues lol.
This shows that after all Batman is a human with no super natural abilities. He has fear, he falls, he feels pain, but the thing which is important is that he still fights for justice, he LEARNS FROM HIS MISTAKES, and strive to do better every day. He is the Knight, He is Vengeance, He is BATMAN.
This trilogy, once finished, will be remembered as one of the best. I can already feel it with this amazing film.
dunno there's quite a few negative reviews for this.
@@steviegbcool From what I saw and read, critics loved it. Some ppl do have a problem with it tho, most of them seem to dislike the very character of Batman, mostly.
@@VenemiesTech its mostly the Snyder stans that are spreading hate for the movie cause they can't stand how good it is and how well received its been
@@VenemiesTech The only one who hates Batman is Matt Reeves himself. Batman doesn't do anything useful the entire movie, he's a joke. It's baffling how people say this is the perfect Batman movie. It's beyond insanity.
@@imafunguy936 Yeah."Boring detective movie"... Bro, it's literally a movie about "The Worlds greatest detective". Also Snyder fans say "Your Batman didn't do anything useful" while Affleck spent BvS trying to kill Superman and killing random goons...🤦♂️
This scene shows just how badass the Batman truly is!
In which way exactly? Stupidly opening his parachute just in front of a bridge? He's been doing it for 2 years and still can't do a basic Batman thing right?
@@Houswal so you would rather have him not open the parachute at all?
@@Houswal doubt he's had to use the wingsuit at all until now
@@Houswal he’s a rookie dude he’s not gonna be experienced
@@simpbirderenjaeger3620 really?? over 700 days and never having to use his wingsuit??
The music was so good in this scene. The first-person view as he drops down the building was insane
1:46 that shot always gives me chills.
It’s so well done, I love that shot so much
One thing i love about the gliding here vs TDK trilogy is that both Batmen resemble different bats. Bales looks more like hes flying so his flight resembles a flying fox, while Pattinsons resembles more a vampire bat with how the gliding is more of a fast descent
which is trange they never explained how much time bruce wayne was batman in the nolan trilogy, plus you can say he get most of his gadget early since he had lucius fox help, unlike this one that he had everything home made including the batmovil that look less like a tank and more like a mad max remodeled car
I was put off by Christian Bale's performance as Batman, that's why I hate the Dark Knight trilogy. Robert Pattinson played Batman the detective from the early comics and he did an amazing job thanks to Matt Reeves who gave us the perfect superhero movie from DC.
@@motor4X4kombat that was the problem I had with baleman, it was all too convenient that Wayne Enterprises has all these gadgets lying around.
@@motor4X4kombat there's a 2 year skip from Begins to The Dark Knight and then iirc an 8 year skip from The Dark Knight to the Dark Knight rises, tho he wasn't active as Batman in that time period
@@tl8101 you have a bad taste in film
First, Jeffrey Wright makes a real good Gordon. Second, the camera angles are perfect. Third, showing the audience the reaction from a young Batman with fear in his face before his first flight was priceless.
I love how they add some sense of "realism" into him by making him gasp at how high the drop is
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
@@kingrobert7246 So basically you're a simp for Ben Affleck,wait are you male or female?I gotta clarify something before I say this
@@carnage1284 it’s a fictional character
@@kingrobert7246 reported for hate speech. He is real.
Also it’s always great to see some vulnerability in our heroes, make them more compelling
You have to remember this is his second year on the job. I like how they show his first time flying and him crashing showing he can improve on that.
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
@@kingrobert7246 first of all I wasn’t hating on batfleck I think he was a great Batman and second of all why do people who hate on affleck considered 150 pound men lmao.
I have been blessed to be born in 1948 (when Batman serials were shown in movie theaters (1943) and lived long enough to see both the Nolan trilogy and this great movie
Lucky
Said it before I’ll say it again…..probably the most realistic Batman I’ve ever seen
I like how he probably has conquered most of his fears but he has logical fears like almost running off the top of a building
Even after multiverse of madness… this is STILL the best movie of the year so far. I’m super hype for Dominion so we will see after which one I enjoy better!!
Dominion and the Batman are the movies I look forward to the most this year. Since I love both franchises, Batman and Jurassic park, these two are going to have to see which rival each other. Either way the Batman was fantastic
Multiverse of madness for what it seems, it doesn’t hold a candle to The Batman, not even close
Need to watch The Northman
I think the Jurassic franchise has been watered down but I did enjoy JW and JW:FK
Exactly
Matt Reeves is truly a careful and crafty director.
If you notice carefully, he hits the skylight of the bridge exclusively with his chest, never with his face, head or neck. Just as in the bomb scene Bruce covers his face with his arms. Well done Matt
I love how you can tell that Bruce was genuinely afraid too fall off the building.
I don’t care about poor reviews. This was a great interpretation of the character. The movie was a masterpiece.
Better piece of media ever produced in the history of human race? I think we should send this movie to space to greet aliens, we need nothing else, this movie alone is enough to show how great we are as a species. And needlessly to say, Matt Reeves should be appointed the new God-Emperor of Planet Earth. He's the best human that ever lived.
Wait, this got poor reviews? Reminds me why I often ignore reviews
I know it's been a year but POOR REVIEWS? Where? As far as I remember literally everyone loved this movie, even started a debate comparing it to The Dark Knight in terms of quality
Sorry but I hated it and I hated this batman
0:21 That smirk probably says, "That's smart"
I was playing the Riddler Flight School challenge in Arkham Knight after seeing this movie and one of Riddler's dialogues was about how bats are the only mammals that fly but since Batman only glides, he's actually a kind of squirrel. It made me remember this scene, lol.
It’s so weird that this is what folks are complaining about. This is probably the least embarrassing thing a live action Batman has done in the past 10 years.
Especially a year 2 batman
Why did you say that name
Well personally I'm complaining about him obviously being a terminator T-101 unit or something: he should have landed in pieces there. It totally breaks any semblance of suspension of disbelief.
He gets a hit like that and he's like "ow :( " and _walks away_.
@@xyzz8722 Imagine still making that joke in 2022.
@@BMoneyYTB I’m not sure why this scene butthurts some of you guys the way it does. It’s honestly fascinating.
What else can be said about The Batman? It’s a masterpiece, and I can’t wait for more!
BE HYPED. CONSUME PRODUCT. BE HYPED FOR NEXT PRODUCT.
Anyone else feel that Pattinson's punches in this movie sound like they would really hurt ?
Specially when he punches Gordon here and the twins outside iceberg lounge.
no. because he has no muscle tone.
@@plasticweapon 😐 you got the whole squad laughing with that one. Always one hater
I so want so see you getting punched like that by a person with allegedly no muscle tone.
@@plasticweapon His arm's as big as your face
@@DerHerrMitR fax
I love how in this scene he gets scared, but instantly brushes it off, and knows he needs to be tough and focus on escaping. Great acting by Pattinson
When I say I love this movie, I absolutely love this movie. Every aspect of it is special to me. The love that Pattinson and Reeves have treated my favorite superhero is something that I will always appreciate. Cannot wait for the sequel.
Same here I was high when watching it and could tell its a certified classic. That experience in the movie theater will be with me for the rest of my life, here's to the sequel 🥂
Watching this film in IMAX was the best thing I ever experienced, especially this scene, the music and cinematography is just perfection, also Batman crashing on 2:05 was a real stunt
I really love how realistic the overall aesthetics of this movie. The gadgets, Batmobile, ambience, and many more. The only things that I think not so realistic were the time Bats took a bomb on his face and Penguin's car being flown away just from a single bump from the Batmobile.
This movie combines fiction with reality better than the Nolan films, so I don't think that this movie should always be viewed as 100% realistic, because that's impossible.
@@KC.45 I agree with you
@@KC.45 even real life is not always 100% realistic lmaooo if that makes sense
That's the problem with this Batman he too realistic. You can kiss the fantastical goodbye.
It was more a smash than a bump
This is a batman who is still unsure of himself and learning not your typical batman film.
This was one of my favourite scene in the movie. This, the squabble at the police station and the scene when he first walks in while the cops stare at him like he's a freak.
A+!
0:21 Is this the only time he grins in the entire movie
i think so lmao
I like how Batman grinned when Gordon told him about the punch.
Yeah it’s a nice touch it shows that they think alike because Batman was thinking the exact same thing - how to get out lol.
I love how hardboiled noir the dialogue in this movie is. It makes it feel straight out of the comics or something. "who's the mustache with the broken nose?" Is one of my favorite lines in any batman movies, its just so delicious and noir.
1:14 the cool grappling hook action never gets old.
1:46 the dope batwing action never gets old.
I do know That the grapple hook was done practically, and I think for the shot of batman they used a camera operator going upwards
Batman’s thoughts running through the precinct: “I’m Batman. I’m Batman. I’m Batman. I’m… really going to need to learn how to sneak out covertly going forward.”
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
Fun fact: The street where Batman crashed after the glide is La Salle Street, the same one used for the iconic truck flipping scene in The Dark Knight
Everyone wants a batman without fear of jumping from great heights, flying without any problem and and landing like a hero, the problem here is that those who ask for it and complain about this batman would not have the balls to do what he did
@MSR Sculpts batman begins? Bale fell off a whole building because he didn't conquer his fears yet lmao stop crying
@MSR Sculpts loophole? He literally admits it in the hospital scene with Alfred, the character was written like this, it's supposed to be a character development over the span of three (or hopefully more) movies.
@MSR Sculpts your comment makes absolutely 0 sense. We're supposed to watch Batman conquer his fears and learning how to be Batman OVER THE SPAN OF MANY MOVIES, not just the first one. I don't know what's so hard to understand about that :| it's just a different take on the development of the character. Nolan made his batman flat, it worked but it was flat over the span of most of the trilogy. This a different take
@MSR Sculpts yeah, I understand you don't like that, but it doesn't mean it's a loophole, or that it's badly written, it just means it's different, the majority of people liked it, a bunch didn't.
@MSR Sculpts no it's not a loophole it's just different and like rami fanboys they hate it when a hero has a different take by a completely different author which is hilarious since if you don't like this just stick to the older films that came before it
I like how Batman smiles when Gordon tells him to punch him in the face
SAMEE LMAOO
When I first watched this, I was not expecting him to have a gliding suit on to glide, looked weird at first but then understood that this was suppose to be more realistic version of Batman’s gliding and it looks cool as well.
Lol. no it's Year One
the glider suit is the rough version till his streamlines it and makes the wings.
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 oh sorry, don’t usually read comics you know so sorry 😅
@@KhoaTV It's good time to start
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 year two*
@@stopsicle_animation The film is based on the Year One comic.
But in this it's been 2 years.
This movie so perfectly encapsulates Year One Batman
Gordon was SO badass in this movie. I love the Gordon from the DKT, but this one is an excellent version as well. Really dug his style!
Gotta say that this is like a more grow-up style of Batman movie. I love the trilogy, but growing up it become kindda cartoonist. This one blending realism and fiction together so well that it become more relatable and believeable. Nothing too crazy but not boring. The most important thing is Batman is not perfect like in other movie or comic. He is still a human. He feels fear, make mistakes, and no too all-purpose gadgets. Just a crazy man doing crazy things for his city and people. Love it!
Great comment I agree although sadly the comics have taken a completely different direction. It seems Batmans limits have receded to the point where he’s basically Spider-Man. He’s kicked a tree in half without wearing the suit! He’s ripped doors of a jet whilst in flight. A JET!! and he’s held his breath in space for less then a minute.
Man simplicity has gone out the window.
This is why I prefer the films not because their “realistic” but because they represent the essence of the character at heart.
1:33 Love how he's afraid of heights...coz he's new in this business & still has alot to learn. These small attention to detail are so good.
ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE💥
I love that his cape has another feature besides looking cool. The shots of him flying really remind me of Spiderman swinging through the city in Amazing Spiderman. You really feel like you're flying with him.
I just don’t understand how people hate this movie I mean it’s such a masterpiece like right here you actually see him puzzled how high he is, however it’s a must that he jumps always for the mission, always the hero 🙌🙌 🙌
nobody hates this movie. U probably just wrote this comment to get likes
@@tmbthe1425 I lot of people actually have a extreme dislike for this movie, mainly because it’s Batman
Because the script, pace and editing in this movie are absolute garbage. If The Batman is a masterpiece then the concept of a what a masterpiece movie should be has to be revised. The word has completely lost its meaning.
My bad there is a guy who hates this movie
@@leikeylosh the concept of masterpiece will always be subjective. A deaf guy will never appreciate Mozart’ work as much as someone who actually understands music very well. So if that’s ur opinion then I can’t change it but I really liked the movie.
A film with an excellent soundtrack, a perfect storyline, a great cast, great effects, and emotion, it was literally a masterpiece and an unforgettable movie, and I have nothing negative to say about it. Truly worth it, and can't wait for the future of this Batman trilogy!
My favorite version of Gordon to date. Loved the other takes too but Jeffery Wright takes the cake. He's a damn good actor and did a phenomenal job. Can't wait for The Batman 2! Bring on the Court of Owls.
I hightly doubt they're going to do that storyline.
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
I'm hoping for Hush
@@mynameisharry8739 hush too much like riddler that would be an L
@@lilstupidahhboy5155 the whole story is fighting the corruption of Gotham. But maybe hush could target Bruce specifically and their could be some cool stuff they could do with it
The power of this scene lies in the vulnerability of Batman. It's hard to watch that he is running away , and it feels unreal that Batman is afraid of heights but this is true Batman in making.
The power of this scene lies in the inmortality of batman,nobody and nothing can kill him
The scene right after this where Gordon says “Man U could’ve pulled that punch” the way Pattinson looked as he said “I did” was the final confirmation for me that I was in fact looking at THE Batman💯
Gordon and bats were just an iconic duo in this film
The hesitation and the poor landing are nice indicators that this is a year two Batman. Also the events of this scene is the reason why Batman isn't called to investigate at Wayne Tower later on.
To the complaint he would not survive this, I say Rhody should have been jelly after falling in the War Machine suit in Civil War. It's a comic book movie based on a fictional character.
So much relatable character writing...we used to think THE BATMAN is THE best and is perfect at everything...but Matt made us believe he has fears, he feels anxious and nervous yet brave and strong!
This scene was one of my favorite scenes in movie. The soundtrack played perfectly and I loved the foot chase in the police station. Reeves really showed that Batman doesn't not have all of the tools to make a swift getaway.
I really love how funny this scene is, Gordon having to gesture looking mad while conspiring with Batman to help him escape is a really cute visual gag
One of the finest superhero movies. Deserves a 2nd viewing In theatre
Aside from the end where he ricochets off the bus and lives, I feel like this is the most physically realistic protrayal of Batman.
He didn't just vanish when know one was looking, he had to sprint down the hallway.
Imagine trying to grapple up the height of a building. The acceleration would put so much strain on ur arm if not just dislocate it entirely. Pattinson sells the difficulty in holding on to the grapple gun.
The glide omg. I've seen those extreme gliders in real life and they go fast! It's not like the Arkham games where u glide gracefully ahaha
This was my favorite sequence in the film
This flying scene was Terrifyingly good.. they were actually abled to make you feel like you are flying/falling too. kudos
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s SQUIRREL MAN!
Exactly, this was so stupid looking. Remember how awesome Keaton was what he spread his cape and it became a glider like the bat?
As fake/light as it seems, from moment where The Batman hit the cab, rolling on the side walk till standing up, it was not CGI, or not entirely. A stuntman really made that fall. Props for the film's level of dedication to practical stunts
The Wingsuit was cool but…I just hope he cape is upgraded next time round. It’s one of the things Bale’s Batman absolutely PERFECTED. This movie was amazing but that’s just my one small criticism.
0:13 I really thought Gordon was siding with the cops until this part happened I enjoyed the little twist here and it was smart for both to pretend that Their having a heated discussion
I just love Gordon's and Batman's dynamic and chemistry in the film.
I remember my cousin saying out loud in the theaters "Don't go under, don't go under!" in those seconds that Batman was deciding if he'd go over or under the overpass
1:52 -2:01 too bad no one talks about Pattinson’s face 😂😂😂😂
2:05 the grunt by Pattinson sounds so real.
This moment right here sealed the deal. I had my doubts originally but this new Batman adaptation was awesome. I hope to see Lucius Fox in "Batman 2"...with his help he could fix the aerodynamic issues with landing in this suit and yes Mr. Wayne it does come in black.
Soundtrack and visual are awesome
1:10 is me when I couldn’t hold my bladder any longer watching this in the theater
One of my favorite scenes of THE BATMAN 🦇🦇🦇
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
2:10 imagine being one of the criminal that batman struck fear to, seeing him walking away like this
0:22 Pattinson literally chuckled while maintaining a grizzly scowl. Never once lost his frown, but conveyed such intense emotion, true to the most popular trait of that character, to a T. God damn
Idk why but this version of the batman and Jim Gordon feels the perfect one
I want to see new upgrades on the suit for the second film.
People don’t like Batfleck because most comic book fans are effeminate men who can relate to skinny men who struggle with social norms, and like to hold the belief that an 150lb man can take on gangs of criminals unarmed but are afraid of roided up beasts like Affleck because it’s too masculine for them. In a more macho society like vikings I think Affleck would be idolised and the others would be looked down upon.
@@kingrobert7246 Wait... how is what you said related to the comment I just made? I am talking about the suit.
I think it was a cowboy doll who said it best: “That isn’t flying! It’s falling with style!”
0:21 The little Bat-smirk 💀 and the go-pro style pov was absolutely incredible 1:52 man Pattinson killed it as the 🦇
I love how this version of Batman doesn’t know how to glide doesn’t have that full gliding effect like he always does I love how new to this he is and how easily hurt he gets it’s literally my favorite Batman to date prolly this is the type of Batman I was dying to see a dark grim bloody masterpiece
"Who's the mustache with the broken nose"
Well it's gonna be Gordon in about the next 10 seconds
one of the best dc movies dc ever made
That soundtrack is breathtaking
Batman without the cape is the coolest black daredevil suit