THE BATMAN - Why Matt Reeves' Vision for Batman Year 2 is Genius

[@akavario]

As the Gotham project becomes more successful and the city is improving, Bruce Wayne’s public persona will be needed more and more, so I’d like to see some scenes where we basically see Batman training with Alfred to be more a gentlemanly, and publicly acceptable Bruce Wayne, like Antonio Banderas training with Anthony Hopkins in The Mask of Zorro.

[@firstlast9846]

I hope the suit changes too.. I can’t stand the armoured Batman look tbh.

[@akavario]

@@firstlast9846 I’d also like to see a scene where Alfred is staring at a bullet riddled Batsuit with great concern, then pulling Bruce aside saying “you’re taking entirely too much gunfire master Bruce...we’ll have to work on that” then they develop new tactics & gear to become far more stealthy.

[@geordiemc4571]

@@firstlast9846 personally i disagree, pattinson looks like a younger arkham batman and it looks great, i hope the suit doesn't change at all, wouldn't mind a few mild upgrades or mild changes though

[@docroc1172]

Great idea about the zorro dynamic

[@akavario]

@@geordiemc4571 I also rather like the Batsuit, especially the cowl. The cowl looks more like a Tim Burton designed piece than anything I’ve seen even in Tim Burton movies.

[@danfromNY]

every time I revisit The Batman, it’s impossible to not find another new layer of brilliance. the creative DNA of this world runs so damn deep, it couldn’t be more original of an iteration while also ringing true to the core ideas and themes that have carried the series since the very beginning

[@marktheshark7588]

I couldn't have said it better.The Batman film is so on another level that simple minded people can't comprehend it.That's why some of them does relapse into hating the film.

[@andreyzhuchkov1882]

wow that's so baffling. Would you give us sir an example of what it would be particularly

[@websterbrandcoaching9724]

It’s visually stunning. The lighting, the colors, the shadows, the cinematography. It’s incredible each time I see it.

[@TheDevilsAccountant]

​@@marktheshark7588go on then....give an example.

[@jaylenjayden9305]

I agree

[@Nirvanafanboy1991]

I hope for the sequel they take more of a horror tone to it that would be really cool, the main thing differentiating Riddler from Bruce is Bruce had Alfred to raise him and money to live comfortably whereas Riddler raised himself in a dirty unsanitary lord of the flies esque orphanage and had multiple traumas going on if roles were reversed Bruce would have turned out similar i think both know this which is why Riddler is i would argue in love with batman, and Bruce does not want to think about it. I would love more videos like this bc this was phenomenal

[@ChuckM0503]

There's something about the world Reeves has established where I feel like Scarecrow should be an absolute must villain to use, which could lead to some great horror elements.

[@Nirvanafanboy1991]

@@ChuckM0503 fr fr that would be amazing!

[@angelnegrete4163]

Yess!

[@Nirvanafanboy1991]

It would be epic!@@angelnegrete4163

[@irishspagetti6565]

I'd say there was quite a horror tone in the Batman mixed with a detective story

[@S.A.N.503]

Would absolutely love more of these videos. I can't get enough of this world not matter what form it comes in, lol. Thanks for another banger!

[@mandeehess3618]

Preach!!

[@mandeehess3618]

Amazing video Boba!!! I always appreciate your insight into Matt Reeves and the Batverse. Ramble on brother. 🦇

[@galfordsdog8784]

I think Darwyn Cooke's Ego had it right. Bruce Wayne is the base identity, and Batman is the identity that was created inside him when his parents were killed, which he over time allows to slowly overtake him, leaving a shell of Bruce Wayne, onto which he projects whatever he needs to at the moment. BTW, was this shot on-set? Dano sounds like he's partially maintaining character.

[@AJOak-lk2vr]

I want a rated R version tbh

[@Paulywolly_111]

Nice! Looking forward for the next discussion video

[@thefanboy2008]

I hope Matt Reeves’ Batman crime saga follows in the footsteps of the Batman: Arkham games. The story starts out more grounded, but introduces more interesting and fantastical esc characters and themes.

[@Jakeyisdead]

I feel the same I've heard he doesn't wanna do the impossible to exist characters but I think it could be great if we saw comic accurate versions of villans like killer croc and bats is just having to upgrade his game to match these insane villans

[@jordancooper1592]

The Arkham games started off fantastical though

[@Persephone_Personified]

Always appreciate The Batman coverage ♥️

[@dominicksjets]

This video was TREMENDOUS. I’ll tune in every-time. Could have been 45 and I would have stayed

[@richietb96]

Yes! Love this type of (The Batman) content. Thank You Boba. 👌

[@AnonymousGrogu]

More please! Love these

[@michaeljohn1978]

It's funny when you hear alternative takes of dialogue from what actually appeared in the movie. Like when you go back and watch Dark Knight trailers for whatever reason, and it feels like all the Joker's lines in the trailers are alternative takes to the ones used in the movie. Particularly in the mob meeting scene

[@irishspagetti6565]

like how Joker says Kill the batman more dramatically in the trailer but in the movie it's said more off the cuff

[@michaeljohn1978]

@@irishspagetti6565 That’s one of them. In the same scene, in the trailer the Joker says “A year ago, these cops and lawyers…”, then in the film it’s “Let’s wind the clocks back a year. These cops and lawyers…”

[@Cooper_Tyrrell_Productions]

It certainly will be amazing to see how Bruce Wayne/Batman develops over time throughout the franchise. Especially with all the Rogues Gallery members such as Riddler and Joker evolved into their comic book counterparts that we all know and love.

[@ahmorgan]

I wish we hadn't gotten the joker just yet. I also didn't love Barry Keoghan's take.

[@roymoore7943]

Never rambling, bro. We love this stuff 👏🏿

[@ConnorWoog]

Loving these commentaries! As there isn’t a ton of news right now it’s great to dive in and nerd out about the details.

[@matthewlafleur3791]

Great video

[@hOtneO]

Matt Reeves nailed it in part 1, the suit, the forgoing of the Crime Alley dead parents flashback, the majority of the movie you see Batman & less Bruce. In DKR they didn't show Batman until 46 minutes into the movie. And the 2nd act there was no Batman. They made the car very plausible for one person to build. The genius of The Batman, was the dectective DNA & it was influenced by Zodiac & Seven. It's going to be hard to top this sequel because we have seen the same iteration of rogue gallery over & over that can fit the realistic world. I don't see how they can do a fantasy character like Poison Ivy, MrFreeze, Clayface, and they'e done Joker & Two-face to death.

[@morgie39]

Oh hey, it's fluffy haired Boba

[@ernestoglesby5342]

The visualisation of the Riddler STUNK.

[@richietb96]

I doubt they’ll do it, but it would be so cool if either in The Batman 2 or 3 Bruce or Batman is talking to someone or just a narration and it shows a flashback to year 1 or even the first few months of Batman with Matt’s take on whatever that first suit would look like and starting out I bet he was even more brutal.

[@andresnavarro5978]

Yes! just a few glimpses would be so cool to see, maybe to show how much he's changed. There's some much potential for these next movies.

[@Rustyshackleford762]

Batman 2 should introduce court of owls

[@Wizeahhwizardfr]

QNA; Do you think that Lucius Fox will be introduced into the lore due to a direct need for a suit upgrade. Say against Mr. Freeze or Clayface. He would need special tech for special villains.

[@coryhuff3690]

Mr Freeze makes so much sense for this world and this interpretation of Batman. The parallel of Victor holding on to hope that he can save his wife is a great angle to explore how Bruce holds on to his parents and give Batman room to grow. And I think Reeves is a perfect writer to play with the tragedy of Mr freeze.

[@spaceracemovies]

Clayface could work

[@TheKnight886]

Needed this content Boba🔥

[@caleblee8530]

The end of this movie God I hope you can replicate that in the sequel. Obviously with a different context Bec the way Batman sees in the eyes of that child that there was hope in the darkest of times. That moment is something very special to me. Kinda crying as I type this out. But he's shown them the knight that can give them hope to keep fighting he's just got to figure out that path At this point I think he knows. It's more now than just an experiment. It's a deeper calling to do good.

[@muchanic]

watching you talking about the movie makes me want to see it again. so when will we get that watch party? and I have to admit I only saw the Batman once in the cinema :(

[@TheBombayMasterTony]

Good commentary all around.

[@Reese_Owens]

I Love the Batman content boba !!!! Is it possible to drop content like this everyday? 😂

[@jefjefg]

The first movie's word being "vengeance" I think the next movie might move onto "control" or "focus"and even added together for "focused control". I enjoy this style of video going behind the scenes and breaking down the movie is really super. Thanks for the video and have an awesome day!

[@rottensquid]

I think you mistake Paul's comment. He was clearly being sarcastic, and being the actor embracing the character's point of view. Riddler isn't justice. He's vengeance too. He has no restorative or constructive intentions, just sticking it to the people who he feels stuck it to him, and everyone else in Gotham as well. The point that he makes earlier about the film exploring the shadow self addresses this very thing. When Batman confronts Riddler in the Asylum, he's seeing his own hateful, destructive thirst for vengeance reflected back at him, and he's ashamed. That's the point of the film. That's why the final sequence is so important. Without Batman's transformation from punisher to savior, there's no real story. And that transformation hinges on Batman and Riddler being all too similar, prompting Batman to step back from the edge of becoming a villain. Anyhoo, on with the show. Sorry if I spoke up before you covered this stuff.

[@BobaTalks]

I don't think he was, honestly. It's a combination of the two as I go on to detail (and he concludes with also). Batman just more or less went full vengeance as opposed to Riddler's methodical calculated justice (albeit a skewed justice) leading up to 'judgement day', which is soaked in a personal vengeance too :) I paused the video quite quickly when recording so not sure if you got on to the next part!

[@rottensquid]

Oh by the way, thanks again for being such a consistent Batman buddy. I always enjoy your chats. And your Bat-voice was pretty excellent.

[@rottensquid]

@@BobaTalks I think it depends on how you define justice. Riddler was definitely taking revenge on the people who directly hurt him, and profited by it. Was this justice? From a certain point of view, perhaps. But as our old friend Rachel Dawes said, justice is about balance, while revenge is about making yourself feel better, which is why the system is meant to be impartial. And though it's true that the system is broken, that doesn't make what Riddler was doing just, does it? Can revenge be just? Perhaps. Perhaps the Mayor, the commissioner, and poor old Gil Coulson all deserved what he did to them. Falcone definitely did. But did Bruce Wayne deserve a fire bomb? Did Alfred? That's not really justice by any measure, to my mind. That's just sour grapes. And Riddler's ultimate plan ultimately unleashed harm on everyone in Gotham, the guilty and innocent alike. Where was the justice in that? Anyway, thanks again. Totally appreciate what you do!

[@Uzair_Of_Babylon465]

Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁👍👍👍...

[@virginianative847]

I’m glad this movie is growing on people

[@transamfirebird1]

Love all the bits and bobs of this topic man keep it up dude ❤

[@mello-sesh]

Awesome love listening to Reeves talk and love hearing your views of what you think might happen love your breakdowns these vids are awesome mate also love how Reeves is focusing on batman being Bruce's true identity but over the next two movies Bruce Wayne is slowly being used as a tool for Batmans fight against crime

[@Slade_The_Deathstroke]

Loving these The Batman video discussions! 21:19 I feel like maybe with The Joker. Joker has to do something so horrific that almost pushed Batman into killing him. I think of Gotham show, that scene where Bruce thought Alfred died and he beat up Jerome, almost killing him, but restrained himself. A ballsy move, what if that's Reeves way introducing The Joker and have Joker be responsible of Alfred's death? I can picture it, Batman beating the shit out of Joker and detached his Bat-emblem knife for the kill. Joker laughing at Batman to do it. Batman decides not to and gives Joker a speech reasons of not killing him. Alfred wouldn't want him to cross that line.

[@MizzAnthrope]

You're right, Boba. The scene at Arkham *was* delivered differently in the final cut, and it was better in the final cut, imo. The alternate sounds forceful and "on Batman's level", so to speak; he has no doubt there that they've been working together. In the final cut, Dano delivers the lines with more desperation and a sort of hope that, even though he's not as strong physically, his brain brawn makes up for it, making them an unstoppable team. So when Batman shoots him down, it's the *ultimate* rejection to him. Like Reeves said, it's like a twisted love story, where one party thinks they're in a relationship after doing all the work to make the other party love them. Edward ends up being crushed, and he acts out as a result; like a child not getting what he wants.

[@MisterBrimm]

The whole beginning of the movie makes it a point that all the criminals know and fear Batman, but the one gang leader asks "Who are you supposed to be?" Just picked up on that now.

[@Jakeyisdead]

Well it is Halloween and as soon as he takes out that first guy one of the other thugs says "it's him" they just didn't realise at first because everyone was in costume that night

[@MisterBrimm]

@@Jakeyisdead Perhaps.

[@adisura9904]

In the first movie we got "I am vengeance" In the second someone will say "he owns the night! And in the last we'll hear Batman say, "I am vengence, I am the Night, I.... Am Batman! "

[@blacksand.]

The Batman's vengeance is justice, the Riddler's justice is vengeance

[@dernachtschreck830]

It still baffles me, when you tell us, what negative things people say about that movie. How can one not understand, that its first an interpretation and second early versions of Heroes and Rogues. Still 5/5 movie, still best Batman movie. What the cast said here nailed it more.

[@mattduncil]

I hope the second movies word should be the (k)night, since the first was vengeance so then the third can be I am Batman.

[@izuku8292]

That gun thing might be the batclaw, maybe we see a batclaw slam.

[@steadfastdisciple]

This recent talk of including Robin in the sequel has me concerned. I’m of the mind that Robin does not belong. It’s just The Batman. No campy teenage sidekick.

[@ilovemyweed24480]

I agree 💯 %

[@justinerickson5486]

If they ever do touch on Batman almost killing, or being willing to kill, it should be Batman year 2. The reaper showing up, Bruce believes it's Joe chill and goes to kill him with the same gun chill used to kill the Waynes.

[@edwardsaunders1925]

He reminds me the comic book joker which in the 2013 comics where cuts his face of 😂

[@spaceracemovies]

A grounded realistic clayface like the 1940 Detective 40 comic debut?

[@zaianmiguel]

Can you make a video about the potential green lantern story that they might delve into their hbo max series…

[@Nighthawk-8050]

I would love to see the court of owls

[@hOtneO]

I hope if Matt Reeves does do Joker, they cast someone else, and use Law Abiding Citizen as a guide, Joker is already in prison but is able to assassinate people & Batman doesn't know who is doing this.

[@CyborgSodaCollects]

He uses the sticky grenade launcher on the roof of the stadium.

[@ComedianKevinChristopher]

the room full of cops that can't hear the whispering, the explosion in the face of a detective, catwoman changing in the window without closing the curtains... I just hope they don't do anymore crazy, laughy criminals is it based in reality or not (it shouldn't be)

[@chaddrake1276]

The thing I didn't like about the Batman is everyone said vengeance

[@jamestallini13]

if you get clayface I'd like to see him more like the thing in the fantastic four but only in a more scary way but whit no shape-shifting so he's not to real or fake I'd give that idea to matt reeves himself but I wouldn't know to go about it

[@dylanyates7463]

There is no argument, Bruce and Batman are both the same, each a means to an end, both necessary for both of them to succeed in their own respective roles and balanced by a mutual respect supported and justified by their love, reasoning and guidance behind Alfred. To understand Bruce/ Batman is merely a stroke at one’s own ego.

[@ludahwolf3634]

It was truly a great way to ground the riddler since his original appearance is way too campy and cheesy. Imo . I almost have empathy for him.

[@kingklutch1373]

There should be 5 battinson movies to see him fully develop

[@ΒασιλειοςΒασιλειαδης-ψ4δ]

as much as it kills me,there won't be a trilogy....😔

[@worldview3182]

It for sure is gonna be a trilogy Matt reeves signed a Gigantic deal google it

[@agstacks112]

🤓:Bruce Wayne is the mask 🤡:Batman is the mask 🐐:I am Batman

[@IrishPride7]

Robert Carlyle would of made an amazing Scarecrow but to old now. Iwan Rheon would be perfect as Scarecrow.

[@Jeffreyderksen911]

Great video boba

[@didodidrive9412]

I’ve waited too fkn long for some year 2 Batman. He just put the League together and was about to take on Darkseid. WTF year 2!?!

[@IrishPride7]

Matt Smith would be an amazing Joker and give him Jestery prosthetics creepy we need a Joker like Andrew Koenigs Joker always laughing mental case let's keep this Batman dark and sinister what Batman should be

[@christinaanderson6944]

I have a idea for part 2 my pitch is that the villain would be everywhere man a artist who Bruce Befriends only to figure out He's a ai Duplicate who replace his real low self of steamed self and who's Been Hired By record labels and Hollywood movie corporations to replace a high amount of celebrities and Has Been Hired By Wayne execs to replace Bruce Bruce is in shock at first he can't Believe How advanced this tech has gotten underneath his nose this story would take inspiration from the writers strike

[@comixof2morrow]

I'd like to see them introduce a JL for the ReevesVerse

[@matthewtapia1669]

I wouldn't expect a superman or wonder woman introduction until the end of the trilogy in a post credit scene. the end of the batman part 3 could have 2 post credit scenes. the first post credit scene could show Bruce and Alfred going to the circus and dicks parents die while Bruce watches dick alone at the top ending there. the second scene could show batman get out of a situation and the sun was beginning to shine. batman could begin to rest, and we see a shadow wearing a cape cast behind Bruce and we see him turn around ending there. I don't think it will happen but if it does it will be in a post credit scene.

[@comixof2morrow]

@@matthewtapia1669 It will depend on how well part 2 does. Imo. I also think they are going to introduce Robin in some way,like you said ,Bruce and Alfred go to a circus but in part 2. I think if part 2 does well then they may go ahead and have Reeves verse introduce Val Zod.

[@matthewtapia1669]

@@comixof2morrow robin should be left out of the trilogy since the trilogy is about Bruce becoming the batman from the comics at the end of the trilogy. there could be a post credit scene teasing robin at the end of the batman part 3. the Val Zod superman being part of the batverse is an interesting idea could be cool. i would save robin for another the batman trilogy or just let the DCU have the batfamily with robin. time will tell .

[@link8689]

pattinston is the perfect bruce wayne/batman

[@thirdstringallpro6264]

I think Batman did kill someone in the movie. When he was going to the penguin, he hit that guy in the head with a baseball bat. A baseball bat to the head with Batman’s rage would definitely kill

[@michaeljohn1978]

Except that was Kinsey he hit with the baseball bat, and we find out later in the movie that he only broke his nose

[@thirdstringallpro6264]

@@michaeljohn1978 no, the guy right before Kinsey. He hit him in the hand with the bat and then right over the head.

[@michaeljohn1978]

@@thirdstringallpro6264 Okay, I need to rewatch the scene. I assume he still didn’t die though

[@ImTheReverse]

If he killed somebody, the police would be hunting him for manslaughter. They’re not, so he didn’t.

[@IrishPride7]

But if they are gonna do a fantastical kind of character for me it's Killer Croc 🐊 and here's my take - Gotham is flooded and all the Crocs and animals etc they have escaped from Gotham Zoo which is owned by Waylon Jones he then contacts Bruce Wayne for a lend of cash to reinstate the Zoo and reptile Sanctuary to it's proper order but he's only giving a certain amount of money as BW is trying to look after most the City after the flood. Waylon then snaps goes crazy as he lost his own home due to the flooding so he heads underground with his cash and animals there he vows revenge on Bruce Wayne and Batman Waylon is obsessed with animals but Crocs are his favourite 🐊 so he starts spending the money tattooing his skin like scales he starts putting contact lenses in to look like a reptile pays for plastic surgery on his face etc gets his tongue done like a lizards tongue starts taking steroids and other drugs becomes a total drug fuelled sckizo paranoid beast living underground and looks like a human form of Croc then heads out on the rampage for revenge because Bruce Wayne offered him so little money he then releases wild animals all over Gotham this is where Penguin and Maroni come into it they start paying him the drug money he desires to help him take down Batman so they can flood Gotham with drugs and restore Waylons home Zoo and Sanctuary in return.

[@Sam.Quinn.818]

Am I the only one that caught the Jason Todd/red hood Easter egg in the very beginning of the Batman… have another look if u don’t get what I’m saying..

[@markkiser4351]

Is this the guy that tried to interview Tate lol The real Batman

[@BobaTalks]

What

[@AmArtGraphics]

The Dark Knight is a year 2 story. In comparison The Batman is a less successful remake.

[@geordiemc4571]

the dark knight may have made more money in the box office, but its still nowhere near as good as a batman movie as this one, heath ledger carried that movie on his back and everyone knows this, bale was overshadowed by the villians in every movie and his batman performance after begins was bland and hard to take seriously, nolan's batman movies were amazing for the time they came out, but matt reeves understands the source material on a much deeper level

[@AmArtGraphics]

@@geordiemc4571 Reeve’s doesn’t understand the material, he simply attempted to do an even more grounded version of Batman than Nolan with an Emo Bruce and mildly succeeded.

[@geordiemc4571]

@@AmArtGraphics its got grounded themes sure but it still feels straight out of a comic, nolan focused too much on hyper realism, his movies were more like what if batman lived in our real world, matt reeves made it actually feel like gotham and made the characters feel like the true comic characters, it sounds like you just dislike the movie so you are trying to put nolan's movies on a pedal stall when in fact matt reeves really didn't take any inspiration from the nolan trilogy at all

[@AmArtGraphics]

@@geordiemc4571 right because the comics portray the riddler as a serial killer with ágono mask, Batman need help from Joker to defeat a lesser villain and the Batman is not a Frankensteinasation of Batman scripts that have been floating around since the late 90s. You give The Batman more credit than deserves, not a bad film, but nothing genre redefining, not unlike the Dark Knight.

[@geordiemc4571]

@@AmArtGraphics majority of batmans villians are serial killers so i'm not sure what you are talking about, and batman throughout media has visited joker in arkham and other villains for insights/investigations. even batman in the animated series does that, do you know much about batman outside the nolan movies? joker in the dark knight was depicted more as a anarchist mob boss type joker and you don't seem to be complaining about that, and i wouldn't call riddler a lesser villain, he's one of batman's smarter villains whos outsmarted people like batman and joker in the comics

[@robertmayfield2197]

Look I guess I'm old fashion...but I want a batman movie with the original origin...the real rouges gallery.....but it today version.....I want Batman animated series...but live action.....💯...we got real life batman ...I want comic batman...and robin....I need a robin to Nightwing....💯

[@niteshanthony2324]

Good day, we do not know each other but I would like to tell u that despite all the bad that you have done in your life, GOD still loves you and wants you to be with him (GOD), all yoi must do is to trust in Jesus like how he would trust in parachute when jumping out of a plane and you must be willing to turn from your wrong doings and do what is right.

[@imnotthefathericanproveit98]

Matt Reeves sure is a great talker, hé understand Batman for sure...sad part is,his writing just doesnt follow..way too much plot-holes in the first one..cheezy dialogue..not one great quote by a actor....he will Never touche the Nolan trilogy..im afraid.

[@NoVACorpsGaming]

Adrenaline. Is. Not. Green.

[@BobaTalks]

I don't know what more you want to hear, other than it's literally called Epinephrine in the movie design (+ concept book explanation/design), which is adrenaline. Sure, you could speculate there's a slightly juiced up version of it which could perhaps explain the green. But it's epinephrine, labeled as such (even with the green) in the concept art breakdown and there's no indication to it being anything other than what they call it, epinephrine.

[@ComedianKevinChristopher]

8:55 yeah but the riddler is a gentlman he's more like moriarty and batman is the american version of sherlock... this riddler here is being played like a psychotic person, screaming and shyt, uncharacteristic

[@derek96720]

They wanted to make him a stereotypical "rapid incel" to go along with his right wing extremist thugs. I feel like the movie almost lampoons class struggle and instead makes it more about corruption than inequality.

[@BobaTalks]

I agree that the depiction of the Riddler is usually more 'gentleman'-esque. However, he's for sure always been a psychopath.

[@ComedianKevinChristopher]

@@BobaTalks you need variety you can't have all the villans be psychopaths. you have to have batman be tested, look at thanos, not a psychopath... heath ledger was so good that everyone thinks all Batmans villans have to laugh hysterically and have quick outburst no. the riddler is Moriaty smooth calm calculated a mouse trapper that batman has to trap. think saw

[@souperstar7050]

I hate the look of riddler in The Batman. He looks like a green gimp. That what his name in the movie should have been, The Green Gimp. Riddler should have more like Hannibal Lecter. A intellect in public, but a monster in private.

[@_face773]

I'm not looking forward to Reeves Joker.

[@whirlwindjourney]

I wish that they'd forget about limiting this series to some stupid trilogy again. Allow this version to play out for several movies. At least five or six, with multiple villains showing up.

[@IrishPride7]

Don't wanna see Clayface near this Batverse character does nothing for me to fantastical and the other realistic version seems boring. This Batverse is built for a great version of Scarecrow 2 Face Black mask Bane etc hope he dosent ruin it with the likes of fantastical bull crap. Penguin adaptation was cool as f*ck aswell I'm Irish and I love Barry Keoghan but i wanna see a creepy jestery Joker like Andrew Koenigs Joker ideal for this Batverse wasn't a huge fan of Barry's take on him Matt Smith would be an amazing Joker with some prosthetics pointy kind of nose English accent etc

[@neitherhereorthere7131]

Christopher Nolan’s batman trilogy is a masterpiece not just for the batman cinematic universe but for cinema in general! And for those that don’t get that or should I say understand that….. I feel sorry for you. Sorry you got upset. Bye bye.

[@eileengriffin6476]

This new Joker is too gross looking. All the other Jokers you could look at

[@BobaTalks]

Is that a bad thing?

[@RipperBlades]

Worst Batmobile worst cinematic version of Batman!!!!! Why make another? Green Lantern was better!

[@BobaTalks]

L

[@starvinforGarvin]

The casting for these movies is terrible.