
In his second year of fighting crime, Batman uncovers corruption in Gotham City that connects to his own family while facing a serial killer known as the Riddler.
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Mrs. Faikish and Mr. Gillmer would be disappointed with how the Riddler frames his phone shots :(
There’s somethinggggg innnn my asssss…. *HRRRNGGH*
I mean it had a Nirvana song as one of the main songs…what’s not to love?
滿典型又有點公式化的英雄片 劇情有點太理所自然了,但還是拍得不錯
Nothing less than porn... 🥵
Need to watch it again before properly rating it. Ike give it a rating but it will most likely change on the second watch.
A detective story with visual style, the romance with actual sexual tension, Bruce Wayne being a huge emo kid and struggling with his privileges as a rich person? I loved it The music is awesome too. Batman's theme has huge Darth Vader vibes
"Las cicatrices pueden destruirnos incluso después de que las heridas hayan sanado. Pero si sobrevivimos a ellas pueden transformarnos, pueden darnos el poder para resistir y la fuerza para pelear." ok lo admito puede que se me escaparon unas lágrimas. a mi me gusta gemir cuando me pajeo y al que le moleste que no me ponga a robert pattinson como batman enfrente.
greatest batman media ever
Gotham city has more character than Batman in the film
I didn’t know that paul dano was also in this. I was shocked seeing him as “the riddler” and what an amazing performance by him. Btw nolan’s batman trilogy was way good in cinematography.
If Nolan’s trilogy redefined the way we see a superhero film that was vastly grounded to reality, then Matt’s Batman redefines the DC world in its purest form. This is an un-compromised, brutal and the most realistic portrayal of Gotham city I have ever seen. It’s too dark for a reason. And lengthy for a reason. Nolan’s batman too was heavily grounded portrayal of Gotham but it still had that “Entertainment” quotient according to me which is why it has mad repeat value. Matt’s Batman movie is not a synonym for superhero entertainment, it’s more of a synonym for superhero story immersion in the purest DC form. Every frame gave me a lot of time to savour it, it doesn’t rush. Even the action sequences are shot in a way that audience can feel the vibe. Dark hallway action sequence is one of the most distinctive set pieces I have seen in this universe. Cinematography was breathtaking. The…
“Thursday, October 31st. The city streets are crowded for the holiday. Even with the rain. Hidden in the chaos is the element, waiting to strike like snakes. And I'm there too. Watching. 2 years of nights have turned me into a nocturnal animal. I must choose my targets carefully. It's a big city. I can't be everywhere. But they don't know where I am. We have a signal now, for when I'm needed. When that light hits the sky, it's not just a call- it's a warning. To them. Fear is a tool. They think I'm hiding in the shadows. But I AM the shadows.” Happy Halloween y’all.
Бэтмен в Готэме, как рыба в воде - постоянно молчит, и ебало тупое
Something in the way..... There's very few movies that made me so eager and excited to watch it and now that I have finally seen it I can say it surpassed all expectations. In my opinion this is the best Batman movie ever made. They did a phenomenal job with capturing the detective side of the story filled with showcasing the inner struggles if Batman. Robert Pattinson is the Batman. No other actor has captured the essence of both Bruce Wayne and batman so well before. Catwoman and riddler were amazing too. This is in every word a cinematic masterpiece. It's raw, emotional keeps you on the edge of your seat. Everything from the music to the cinematography to writing was simply top notch. Have to watch this a hundred more times.
95/100 Matt Reeves delivers a new and fresh take on Batman in live action, with Robert Pattinson as the Caped Crusader. While controversial to some, I really loved this movie. The film has a fresh take on Batman, and its one I feel the character needs. The Christopher Nolan movies didn't try for it, but nevertheless fed into the stereotype of Batman being police brutality personified, which makes it nice that this movie offers a different take. Here, the Batman is forced to confront the meaning of his mission throughout the movie, and his gradual shift of desires from vengeance to hope is done really well and is an interesting statement on Batman. I also liked how Batman actually doesn't kill anyone in this movie. It's a bare minimum, but it's rare and I was glad to see it here. The action is also just great, better than most others. There's not a lot of it, but what there is is…