FIRST TIME WATCHING BATMAN BEGINS (2005) | WHAT A MASTERPIECE! | REACTION | REVIEW

[@livein4k464]

41:50 - I love you both 😂 Your expressions are amazing!

[@TnDMultiverse]

Thank you! 😍

[@SixFour0391]

THIS portrayal of Rachel is so much better than the Dark Knight's portrayal. THIS one is much more wholesome, grounded and respectful.

[@mateohead3729]

Definitely should have watch begins first before dark knight.

[@NiaPlanet]

Love your reactions! I recently started watching you both and I am binge watching all of your videos 🥰

[@TnDMultiverse]

Yay! Thank you! 😍

[@jlhanlon1980]

Recently the train scene, how Batman leaves Ras in the train, has come up as an issue. First off, for you comic book MOVIE fans, Batman has most certainly killed in the comics, as recently as 30 years ago. Secondly, leaving him in the train is nowhere near the same as killing him. Thirdly, the final lines communicated between Batman and Ras are eloquently used, and perfectly placed in the film. Finally, Batman's exit from the train is the best usage of his cape in all of the trilogies, IMO.

[@tyronemoon8062]

The dark knight can’t be a stand alone if it’s apart of a trilogy by definition it’s not alone lol they are literally alllll connected

[@TnDMultiverse]

Yay and they are all amazing 🥰

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

Every time I think Australia sounds like a nice place to live, someone has to mention those damn huntsman spiders... or some other crazy Aussie wildlife, like Ozzyman - he seems like crazy wildlife 😂 I jest, of course. Now, that facial hair you got going on, that's gotta be some dangerous Australian hairy caterpillar, right? 😂😂

[@TnDMultiverse]

hahaha spiders, bats, biting ants, snakes... wildlife is crazy here!

[@livein4k464]

This trilogy is amazing!

[@TnDMultiverse]

Yeees! 😍

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

The dark knight is the greatest superhero movie of all time

[@jlhanlon1980]

SPOILER ALERT: As a Batman fan, I wholeheartedly disagree. I saw TDK in theaters twice, and then months later, "REALITY" set in. First off, Batman would NEVER take the blame for killing 5 people and go into hiding for 8 years. They could have easily blamed all the murders on the Joker. The fact that they undo it all in TDKR proves that point. Also, I love Ledger, but he just basically played a psychopath wearing face paint. He did not play any Joker from any comic book that I've ever read. The Oscar should've went to RDJ instead of Ledger. Don't get me wrong, I still like TDK, but I place it 3rd in the trilogy, after BB, followed closely by TDKR.

[@thespanishkoalas]

❤❤❤❤

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

First off, in case it isn't obvious, women aren't my type... but dude, your wife - or you madam, whomever reads these - is stunningly beautiful! And that hair is fire... while not literally, figuratively and virtually. What is her accent, I just can't place it. I want to say Eastern European, but I think I'm totally off on that.

[@TnDMultiverse]

Wow thank you so much ☺️ Tania is from Spain 😉

[@levicroker5531]

Question: is not saving someone the same as killing them yourself?

[@jlhanlon1980]

No, it isn't, also, stop believing the nonsense that Batman doesn't kill. He most certainly has killed in the comics several times, as recently as 30 years ago. This is mainly a Nolan thing, and a SOMEWHAT newer retcon in the comics.

[@kingdomsheir7]

Yes. Batman doesn't kill. It doesn't matter what a comic 30 years ago did, that's been long retconned. The problem with these realistic Batman films, especially Batman Begins, they focus too much on Batman being a symbol for vengeance, instead of hope. They never focus on Batman rehabilitating villains, his philantrophy work, improving the city by creating mental health homes, etc. It's just vengeance. The people that don't believe he shouldn't kill, or say that he does kill, clearly don't understand the character of Batman. You know what's funny? Superman, The Flash, Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner), etc, all have codes against killing people. So why do people make a big deal when Batman says he doesn't wanna kill? It's hypocrisy. Play that game for all the heroes, not just the one that wears a bat costume. People forget that the villains Batman goes against are mentally ill. Since *when* do you help a mentally ill person by killing them? The responsibility of killing is up to the system, and Batman understands that. He is a vigilante, not jury, judge and executioner, something that people often tend to forget.

[@TnDMultiverse]

Very interesting question!