THE BATMAN (2022) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | So Dark! So Good!

[@TheRaidernation33]

Riddler didn’t put Batman and Bruce together because of his hate for Wayne and love for Batman. It didn’t even cross his mind that The person he hates the most is the person he idolizes. Bats uses batmobile to draw attention away from Catwoman cuz Oz is about to catch her on other side of car, Batmobile doesn’t stall he did that on purpose like when someone tries to make someone flinch and Oz flinched

[@David-wq3dq]

good points, if it were something he would even consider though he'd figure it out relatively fast

[@talkshow69]

He basically was playing with his food when he was revving the Batmobile.

[@eduvieira2022]

and to be fair I think Batman was enjoying put some fear in the Penguin

[@slash8028]

The reveal of the Batmobile and the chase after was immense to see in the cinema. Felt like I was going to be ripped from my seat with the sound of the engine. Also the music..... amazing. Simply amazing.

[@lowrivera]

I wish they would've left the Batmobile completely out of the trailers and revealed it in film.

[@BLACKxOPxPRExTARGET]

@@lowrivera your own fault..

[@fynnthefox9078]

I was literally giddy in my seat when I saw the Batmobile's reveal.

[@NY_State_Of_Mind_BK]

It was intense in 4DX, the seats moved for the entire scene, I thought I was going to fly out of the seat.

[@bigpac25]

My favorite part is Batman leading all the people trapped in the arena out with the light and also carrying that woman to the helicopter. This movie does a great job of evolving Batman from vengeance to the full blown hero at the end

[@notimportant3686]

yes, leading them out of the flood... into another flood....it's like a child wrote this movie

[@bigpac25]

@@notimportant3686 lol so you honestly thought he led them back into the streets to be drowned by the flood instead of the roof where we CLEARLY see them just a minute later? Damn you slow lol

[@danielallen3454]

Same. I unexpectedly cried during that scene.

[@TanWam]

@@notimportant3686 there’s always one idiot

[@scottjo63]

@@bigpac25 no he's just trying to be like The Critical Drinker with that comment.

[@bplup6419]

Robert Pattinson has quietly become one of my favorite actors. Edit: Classic Paul Dano.

[@GemnEyes]

It IS Nirvana :) "Something in the way" one of my favorite songs of theirs.

[@Humstuck]

cool song, I hate it for this movie. Its too well known, it completely gets me out of it.

[@lisasu7094]

@@Humstuck well, it's off nervermind, of course it's gonna be well-known. i know very few people who also listen to nirvana though so i think it's great they used it -- it makes me happy to see kurt still living on through introducing as many people as possible to nirvana's music :)

[@brandonrobinson529]

@@lisasu7094 Nirvana made Something In The Way in 1993 in the year I was born

[@badprotocol1105]

I like the way they portrayed Batman's fighting style. It reminded me of a callback to the Arkham games. That brutal, close up, combat. AND the Batmobile was really cool. 👍✌

[@filthycasual8187]

Batfleck had some Arkham-style hand-to-hand combat as well. I'm glad that they're embracing his *ahem* non-lethal brutality. :)

[@IDiggPattyMayonnaise]

The fight choreography was also really good. The group fights they the groups were actually fighting him as a group and not waiting one at a time like every other Bat movie.

[@johnbest1978]

I was surprised on how great this movie is. Love how they brought Batman back to being dark and brutal like old-school Batman. Love your videos yall thank you both and have a wonderful blessed day

[@Hooga89]

To be honest, it makes the Nolan adaptations look very cartoony. I mean, I love them too, don't get me wrong, but this new one was even more down to earth and realistic. Everything in this one actually felt like it could happen in real life.

[@christopherkimber7679]

Ummm….Adam west is the old school Batman. And that era def wasn’t dark or brutal. Keaton’s Batman was dark, only because it was produced by Tim burton, but it def wasn’t brutal. The rest of the Batman’s in the 90’s were not worth talking about. So are you referencing the christian bale era? If so, that indeed is not old school. Lol. Just a thought. That said, I agree, this take was great. I loved how dark and brooding this Batman was. Def was a top 3 take on the rat with wings.

[@efrainordonez7091]

Plot was trash.

[@errwhattheflip]

@@christopherkimber7679 When he means dark and brutal, he's referring to his roots in the comics where he was like that even when the comics themselves were fairly light-hearted or even goofy. Keaton's Batman was both dark and brutal with him shooting people down and blowing people up with bombs.

[@usulsk]

@@errwhattheflip Ah yes, the old school dark and brutal Batman comics. Like this: www.denofgeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/other-batmen.jpg

[@bobbyclarkston8836]

Mrs.: “This song’s got a real ‘Nirvana’ feel” Me: “I can’t imagine why. . .”

[@ezrael]

"I'm not even chewing gum and you're yelling at me". I'm dead.🤣

[@KonohazFinest]

Married men know this all too well 🤣

[@commsense1979]

@@KonohazFinest bruh!

[@jasonfitak9521]

I liked Catwoman the best. She's my 2nd favorite Batman character, right after Joker. I loved the new Batmobile so much I bought the Lego version of it. I love muscle cars. I didn't realize at first but this is the first live action movie to include Penguin, Riddler, Catwoman and Joker since the Adam West Batman in 1966.

[@MisterDevos]

She was BY FAR the worst character in the movie. She was a whiny SJW, making decisions irrationally and thinking the whole world revolves around her. Thank god Batman realized that she was a nutcase and denied her at the end.

[@joshholland8564]

@@MisterDevos I hope if they bring her back she matures and grows as a character and becomes less anti white and rich people

[@kplayzxp2376]

@@MisterDevos she literally wasn't wrong about anything but what she said about bruce in this movie, and her friend died so she would obviously be irrational

[@prp2]

Song's got a Nirvana feel... cause it is Nirvana. "Something In the Way"

[@brandonrobinson529]

I play that song everytime when bad things happened in my family because Nirvana made that song in 1993 of the year I was born

[@The_KlaVra]

Watching this in the cinema, the sound design blew me away... The scene of the batmovile on a surround sound will never be topped...

[@josephamoraz7990]

I've heard alot of people say this and now I regret not watching this in the theater.

[@MaxstallfishDenton]

No matter what anyone says...but these long half-hour loud steps in the dark, such a cringe They should do it way shorter

[@DarthCrimsonDeath]

I always thought the Nolan Dark Knight movies captured the spirit and soul of the characters in a way that showed awe and respect for the source material specially the Joker, even if as those movies progressed the versions of the characters started deviate more. This movie is the one that captures that "nostalgic" feel felt in the Animated Series and the Burton films, because it purposefully creates a gothic atmosphere and a noir gritty vibe, and the film has an individual creative identity in its design choice and cinematography to create Gotham as its own character. This movie is also most like the comics, even if ironically this film feels more realistic than all the other Batmovies. It was the weight of the story, the character development, the drama, the creepy serial killer villains, the fights were much better here. We just needed even more gadgets, even if we saw those cool recording contacts and taser gloves, we need all the weapons as featured in the Arkham games, they would have come in handy taking out those socially realistic germane Riddler shooters. We got plenty of nods and easter eggs, Hush, Court of Owls, Bane and venom, Hugo Strange, all of whom along with Riddler in the comics at one point know Bruce Wayne is Batman. Kinda wish the filmmakers went ahead and gave us supernatural elements while keeping the grounded gritty vibe to get some other Batvillains we haven't yet seen on film before. And to my surprise, my favorite character here was the Penguin, Colin Ferrell did a freaking fantastic awesome job, never mind those prosthetics artists, again, finally a modern comics Penguin brought to life. Check out the deleted scene, because it's very on point and I can see why they took it out, but I wish they had let it in, I think it was an awesome bonus.

[@cooperryan6382]

Wait for the sequels, Matt Reeves wants to do Mr Freeze

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Lol. If you think Bale was good you're not a comic reader

[@stynershiner1854]

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 Been a comic reader all my life. If you think Bale wasn't good, you probably are too young to even understand the comics.

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

@@stynershiner1854 Yeah then I call bullshit. Bale wasn't remotely comic accurate in any way. He's depicting a genius with expertise in every known martial arts style known to man. Exactly what part of Nolans trilogy depicted that? NONE! He was no better than a drunk guy trying to fight other drunk guys outside a bar at 3 in the morning. Bale was trash.

[@stynershiner1854]

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 Which Batman ever knew every martial art ever known to man? Last I checked, none of them did that, not even Robert Pattinson, who was more of a brawler than anything. Bale got the spirit and the characterization of Batman right. He was a symbol of hope and a hero by the end of Rises. He was comic accurate in that regard.

[@Maarten_Bondzio]

1:28 As a matter of fact, I find that Collin Farrell gives his Penguin a real Danny De Vito vibe in this.

[@usulsk]

Exactly! It feels like I am the only one who is amazed how in two live action movies we have an Oswald where you do not see the actor behind it because of the very well done makeup.

[@joshholland8564]

Just less nose nibblin

[@Camothor10]

Lmao “This songs got a nirvana feel”

[@BrandonJames2016]

This was so awesome to watch in theaters like the theater experience was amazing. They bat-mobile coming out of the fire immediately made me go “Now this is cinema” it was so good.

[@werdle92]

Saw it twice in theaters. It felt like i was back in 2017 watching Blade Runner 2049 for the first time. I had to see it the second time because i was in so much awe of the production design. it is an incredibly slick looking movie. Pun intended.

[@iris-xo]

i wish i saw it in theaters!!! i didn't have anyone to go with :(( watched it the day it came out on hbo max tho

[@BrandonJames2016]

@@iris-xo I went by myself lmaoooo and it was still a really good time. You can go to the movies solo ain’t nothing wrong with that

[@commsense1979]

@@BrandonJames2016 Yeah I solo'd this one as well... Great time

[@notimportant3686]

which part was the most amazing?... when it took batman six years to walk up one flight of stairs, walking so slow the guy they were beating up could have died? was that amazing for you?.... or how about killing a bunch of people on the road in massive crashes just to chase down and question the penguin to find out he had nothing to do with it and thus killing all those people FOR NO REASON was that awesome? it was a fucking clown show

[@rafalmeidas]

Really great movie and it's always a pleasure to see people with good taste and who gets the idea of a director. Great reaction. Greetings from Mexico. 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@werdle92]

Best live-action Batman hands down. In my opinion the almost 3 hour runtime makes it feel like watching a 3 part mini-series. each of the 3 acts is so distinct. And the length helps you really take the journey with him on this personal mission. Cinematography is phenomenal too, an almost Blade Runner level of detail. Also, coolest car chase in a long time lol.

[@demetriusreynolds8178]

Not trying to hate on your comment just trying to understand why you and others enjoy this movie as much as you do. I’ve tried watching this movie 5 times and it bores the living crap out of me. There are some cool elements to the movie but I find it overall unlikable. Maybe I’m just not seeing what others are but I’m glad you and others in these comments enjoyed this movie

[@user-uo1rn2nb8f]

@@demetriusreynolds8178 same here.. I dont get the hype for it but glad others enjoyed the movie

[@ninjanibba4259]

@@demetriusreynolds8178 you're not alone as you think, trust me

[@chriscypert8616]

The song “Something in the Way” IS by Nirvana, off their Nevermind album.

[@YugenDuck]

You guys need to watch The Lighthouse. Or The Witch. Robert Eggers is one of the best directors of today.

[@oriole21bird]

Or The Northman.

[@yourneighborhoodxenos]

Guys, guys, remove your "or" and replace with "and" XD they're all too good to miss

[@kiikeflores2626]

Yead need watch the reaction the witch

[@treyprevost2547]

The Lighthouse for sure!

[@godzillaeatsushi4979]

Who care about Robert Eggers? This is Batman movie dude. Get out of here

[@piotrkowalski3869]

The Batman 2: "Batman goes to Blood haven with contact lens receipts to set everything with Selina aka Catwoman right."

[@johndowd1741]

Favorite Non-Batman character is Alfred! Every Bat-Enterprize needs a Good Alfred! Favorite Bat-Scene was in the introduction. The Street Thug spotting the Bat-Signal paralyzed by Fear and hit by the car.! It blended with Batman's narration perfectly! At that point I knew that it would be a good addition to the Bat Film Collection!

[@jimtatro6550]

This is a horror movie disguised as a superhero film……I thought The Dark Knight was dark, the beginning of this felt like Silence of the Lambs.🤣👍

[@CrazeeAdam]

Well, I am fairly certain part of it was inspired by the movie Seven from the 90s. It seems like..exactly like the setting, the mood and tone, the Riddler and his methods of punishment are a lot like the kills and environment in Seven, which was a horror/suspense/thriller. Has that same type of feel.

[@disclaimer.imjokin]

The deleted joker scene was very hannibal lector

[@yohanespaskal9352]

It's silence of the lambs, seven, Chinatown, zodiac, Halloween, i think, some of the scenes took inspiration from those classic

[@joshholland8564]

The dark knight was dark? I don’t remember it being that dark besides the joker?

[@Xehanort10]

@@yohanespaskal9352 The Ridder's heavy breathing and hiding in the DA's car was very Michael Myers like.

[@nathans84]

Reminds me of "SEVEN" Dark and dreary, and raining always. Doing detective work reading tons of crazy journal's. And a pretty good antagonist.

[@ninjanibba4259]

Seven is better tho

[@kyleminard8157]

True. But tbh seven would have been better if batman had randomly shown up halfway into the movie.

[@nathans84]

@@ninjanibba4259 totally I just was talking about the cinematography and the set design and shit. Seven is way better byfar.

[@joshholland8564]

Reminds me a bit of year one, sevens a good comparison too

[@edwardpolenzani1039]

It is Nirvana. Last song on the Nevermind album

[@NathanS__]

For riddles like the justice one at the funeral; you have to look at the context. Yes lots of things are blind but what is cruel, poetic, or blind? Justice. Why is that the answer? Because "Poetic Justice" "cruel justice" and "blind justice" are all common terms. Plus, the personification of Justice has a blindfold because Justice is supposed to be blind; I.E. not see a person's social class or wealth but administer a just judgment regardless.

[@DBringmann]

And a big Thank you to the city planer that build the city below the water line….. And also that the guy thought a brickwall would hold back the water.

[@alanmike6883]

Worthy of a sequel. It did kinda remind me of the animated series

[@peterengelen2794]

''Sorry, I'm not even chewing gum, and you're yelling at me....'' HAHAHAHA!!

[@WraithWTF]

23:00 Definitely American muscle, but not a Camaro...it's mostly a '69 Dodge Charger (or possibly a '68), with a LOT of modifications. 31:50 Yup, Paul Dano is giving a friggin master class in "how to act like a psychopath" here. Personally, I'd love to see a Riddler/Scarecrow or maybe Riddler/Victor Zsasz team-up with Paul Dano and David Tennant (who also plays an amazing sociopathic bad guy) for a future Batman flick...probably won't ever happen, but I can dream. 39:50 Nah, not venom...it's a mixture of epinephrine and adrenaline, to counter the probable cracked sternum and multiple fractured ribs he'd have after tanking a pair of 12 gauge buckshot rounds in the chest from like 3 feet away...his armor's amazing, but even it has limits. 40:35 They're probably trying to hide from the shooters that were up in the rafters...going up the bleachers just gives those shooters a better shot at you, hiding under them gives you at least the illusion of cover. Folks were pretty much stuck between a rock and a hard place. 41:10 Love this sequence...it (and this movie honestly) really captures the duality of Batman in a visual way no other Batman movie has managed to...he's simultaneously the savage monster in the darkness for the criminals of Gotham, while also being the single light of hope in the shadows for the innocents of the city.

[@DEILOVEBABY]

“Lots of things are blind, you dummy!”😂😂. I love you guys so much!!!

[@tomtudorweaver1078]

It was nice to have a Batman who hasn't completely ironed it out yet, both what Batman is supposed to be and what Bruce Wayne is supposed to be, Batman Begins is still great at highlighting the details of why he becomes Batman, but once he has the suit on he's pretty much got the hang of it, it's nice to see in this how there is still growth after putting on the suit. I really like the Nolan films but there is this somewhat assumed sense of grandeur to Batman as a symbol right from the start, whereas I like that in this they clearly establish that Batman would not be this instant symbol of justice and they never lose sight that Bruce is a traumatized and mentally damaged individual, after Batman Begins I think they forget that a little. As you said they also flesh out Gotham so well, both stylistically and in terms of making it so that we don't need a backstory for every character, I completely buy the city that we're shown would create characters like the Penguin and the countless other villains I assume we'll see going forward. I think the Riddler is the best example of that, both the clues he lays out and what we see of Gotham in the wider film makes it easy to believe Gotham would create someone like him, even when he explains his backstory its less of a revelation and more this sense of lining up all the information we've already been given and seeing just how bad his experiences were. Plus even the score, especially the Riddler's theme once it gets more bombastic is straight up in the style of the animated series which I love. He was probably my favorite character in the film aside from Batman, I just thought the whole Zodiac killer approach to the Riddler was a genius move. I like Riddler in the comics but his design I've always felt is too goofy to come across serious and threatening, so from the first trailer I was hooked by that rework alone.

[@edwardpolenzani1039]

It felt to me like Batman’s arc throughout this whole movie was the arc he went thru in the first act of Batman Begins. Like when he was still depressed and wanted to kill Joe Chill outside the courthouse

[@belowpressure]

This is my personal favorite Batman film because as much as I love TDK it is a Joker movie more than a Batman movie while this IS a Batman movie and gives Batman a character arc not just Bruce Wayne because some films have given Bruce an arc but not Batman

[@Brooklyn_Bleek]

I just saw this movie & I'm tired of saying this...but, another batman movie is the greatest superhero flick going so far! I don't know how many times I said, "Beautiful Scene or Beautiful Shot" while watching this movie, lol. *The opening with the music & Batman's Dialogue w/ everybody being scared of the dark was great. But, the whole symbolic part where he jumped onto the electrical cable, cuts it off with the batarang on his chest after that henchman used the same line that he did in the beginning of the movie, "I'm Vengeance"...realizing he was wrong. Then falls into the water, re-emerges "reborn"/"baptized" anew, becomes a symbol that he is..leading everybody by example with the flare/"Guiding Light" and gets their trust & gets them to come together/help each other, etc... I liked the little nod that Batman injected "Venom Toxin" into himself & he went into overkill mode that damn near smashed that guy's face in...Then finally, the shot of Batman riding away on the motorcycle, but staring at catwoman riding away in the side/rear view mirror, but "objects are closer than they appear" when looking through rear view mirrors, lol... Yeah, great movie... (Colin Farrell played The Penguin and whoever did his prosthetics makeup deserves all kinds of rewards! There's supposed to be a HBO MAX penguin series from this Batman Universe, but how Discovery is cancelling everything now, I doubt it.)*

[@MKF30]

Wow she *really* doesn't like gum chewing lmao 😂 🤣 glad you guys likes The Batman! Can't wait to see what they do in thr sequels.

[@jonnyboy4999]

This movie is great! It also sets up Mr. Freeze pretty well too. The whole city is flooded and winter is coming. I can see that happening! I really hope the next villain is Mr. Freeze. I’d like to see how they make him into a realistic villain

[@mrmxyzptlk8906]

Yup

[@AmartharDrakestone]

If Mr. Freeze is planned for the sequel, he would still be playing second fiddle to the Joker who they teased in this movie.

[@AmartharDrakestone]

@Yoda The director has nothing to say if the execs want their way. Remember that WB is not about making good movies, but making profitable movies. If one director is stubborn, they'll find a replacement.

[@AmartharDrakestone]

@Yoda It's not his. He doesn't own Batman. It's not an original IP that he created and can do anything he wants with it. He was only hired by WB to make the movies and they have the final say.

[@TanWam]

@@AmartharDrakestone yeah but they don’t write the films, you’re acting like Matt reeves and the team have no creative liberty which is ridiculous, this one was a resounding success there’s no reason they wouldn’t allow him to have full reign

[@diamondem]

"This song's got a Nirvana feel". Nirvana sounds like Nirvana confirmed lol.

[@BadassRaiden]

Csn I say just how much I love seeing the Mrs wearing a Batman shirt whenever she wears one 😄 warms my heart that she's a Batman fan.

[@f1playlist308]

41:34"Songs got a Nirvana feel" It is Nirvana!

[@byronlee8745]

when I saw the trailers for the movie, I had a strong feeling that Riddler was being taken to the next level.

[@scottyd0530]

This is the first reaction I've watched that made the same connection that I did about the shot of "adrenaline" toward the end of the movie. I also thought it could potentially be Venom, due to the green color and how it gave Batman that surge of strength.

[@bigjoeofthe707]

41:34 that is Nirvana

[@jasonlane1528]

For some reason the whole chewing gum discussion made me laugh my ass off. Especially how the second that she started talking about it, cowboy's eyes widened immediately. I'm using my razor sharp detective skills and guessing that you had this discussion before lol?

[@YouMeTheMovies]

She has Misophonia. So it gets brought up a lot. 😂

[@commsense1979]

@@YouMeTheMovies oh man my wife has it too! It's really something ain't it? Hahaha

[@ravissary79]

@@YouMeTheMovies what's misophonia?

[@CrazyCon500Games]

@@YouMeTheMovies Must be a struggle eating and drinking around each other.

[@o.b.7217]

Misophonia is a decreased tolerance to certain sounds.

[@stanleyteriaca2184]

That is the whole point about The Riddler's riddles. Each riddle has a double meaning. Even in Batman 66, Riddler's riddles are like that (they made it easier in 66 by having him tell two interlocking riddles).

[@glennwelsh9784]

You were totally trying to get a spit-take from the Mrs. when you dropped that Colin Farrell reveal while she was drinking her beverage, weren't you? 😄 Also, the official art book from the movie confirms that the liquid that Batman injects himself with is epinephrine to give himself an adrenaline boost and NOT Venom.

[@TimedRevolver]

Given the realism of this movie, it's probably something that will later be used to make a more grounded Venom.

[@unxprienced9548]

I love that you take the Riddler interrogation scene two ways. Riddler knows that Batman is Bruce Wayne and is messing with him OR Riddler legitimately chalks up Bruce's death as the one failure of the plan and has no clue.

[@natedog4872]

13:57 I died when she just calls him out😭😭😭💀😂🤣🤣

[@bigjoeofthe707]

To me this was almost like the TellTale video games. Bruce finding out about his parents (although in the game Thomas & Martha wanna were indeed part of the criminal underworld.

[@thseed7]

Great "Serious" John Turturro roll - Quiz Show. Ton of award nominations.

[@micahslaydon7324]

I do agree with her about Colin Farrell penguins makeup because his makeup looks like a nicer version to Danny devito’s a little bit.

[@paulclements6277]

Hi..great reaction..just a bit of trivia for you..the graveyard at the end with the motorcycle scene was actually filmed in my home city of Glasgow in Scotland..it’s called Glasgow necropolis

[@markgrehan3726]

I always thought Nolan did Batman dirty this looks like a much better start to a new Batman series (Hopefully)

[@jamesoblivion]

Bruce's Corvette is the same model that Neal Adams used as the basis for the 70s Batmobile.

[@ElenasDad]

He's right this didn't feel like a movie more like I just watched a long mini series or few episodes of an HBO series.

[@danielallen3454]

The new batmobile featured in the 2022 film began life as a 1968-70 Dodge Charger. Of course, it was heavily chopped and modded.

[@sebastianalegria3401]

Attending The Batman's premiere at the cinema was almost like a religious experience. Well, that's what cinema is for, in order to live experiences or even mixed feelings into a room. On the other hand, I never thought that Robert Pattinson was going to play Batman's role but, he did it. As a result of the movie, his performance amazed me as much as the whole cast.

[@edwardpolenzani1039]

I wouldn’t describe Tim Burton’s penguin as campy…it was more unrealistic/cartoonish but dark and disturbing none the less. He was like a straight up monster. Very much Tim Burton putting his spin on it tho, Collin Ferrell’s penguin is very comic accurate in that he’s just a crime boss that looks weird lol

[@uhokthatmustbeit]

Maybe I'm reaching... But it felt like there was a bit of homage paid to the cartoonish penguin at the closing of the scene after the chase where he was being interrogated under a bridge. Trying the walk with his hands and feet bound was backlit by fire and seemed to evoke the classic short step/shuffle. (Just me?!? Lol)

[@edwardpolenzani1039]

@@uhokthatmustbeit definitely not just you. My wife noticed the same thing lol

[@themayor1716]

It’s got a Nirvana feel. Well that was Nirvana 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[@seanstrickland3473]

Everyone's thoughts 😆

[@massdriverone7583]

Watch Prisoners for some more peak Paul Dano!! Also just a straight up good movie

[@MrsMovies]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4qtc4Nuq8pmY7s We did!

[@gandalainsley6467]

"Song has Nirvana feel". That is Nirvana's song so yes it has Nirvana feel.

[@belowpressure]

Not only are they planning a R-Rated Penguin show with him rising to power with Falcone dead but also there is talks of a show set in Arkham Asylum maybe following Joker and/or Riddler as well as a Catwoman show and a show following Gordon and the GCPD in Batman's year one and of course the confirmed sequel

[@usulsk]

Lets see how many of these projects REALLY get made.

[@-J.P.Thomas]

Thank you so much. You made me waste good whiskey when you said "Does she poop in a litter box too?" I was taking a shot right at that moment and it did not survive. 😆

[@solomonkane6442]

Single Malt ?

[@JKeats82]

Would love to watch you two react to the deleted scene!

[@McPh1741]

I’m still holding out for a “Batman vs. The Predator” movie based on the comic.

[@belowpressure]

It is possible the juice is Venom because there are comics where Batman develops Venom and also in a book that came out as promotional material that shows Bruce when he was younger and it details how he loved chemistry

[@TheTerrorificLady]

Great video and analysis! I'm a first timer to the channel. :) I would have to say that my favorite part of the movie was when the man he was trying to help said, "Please don't hurt me," and you could see the look of confusion flash across Batman's eyes--why are the people he's trying to SAVE so afraid of him? I can see him holding that question in his mind throughout the movie and then it just clicks when he's talking to the Riddler...Batman is inspiring the wrong people.

[@austincaldwell4258]

I love this movie I’ve watched it like 5 times. It’s know where as good as the animated films but it’s is definitely the best Live Action Batman movie, TDK may be better movie but it’s not a better Batman movie.

[@superluigikeir5894]

I know

[@ElenasDad]

Everyone can have their opinion. Bale is still my favorite Batman by far.

[@austincaldwell4258]

@Elenas Dad I can respect that. my favorite Batman is Kevin Conroy

[@CrazeeAdam]

Wanna say screw anyone who thought Robert wouldn't be good in this role. He killed it and hope he'll be back for a second film. :) So the Riddler was like 1 or 2 steps away from connecting that Bruce is Batman. In fact in the comics he does find out but Batman convinces him that it would be no fun if everyone knew the truth of the riddle of his persona. But yeah, if he had a little more digging in this version of Batman, he most likely would find that Bruce and Batman are one and the same. The irony of course about the Riddler's plan to assassinate Bella Real is that she isn't like the other fake politicians (it seems like of course) and really does want to do something good for the city. :(

[@jennideangelis]

i saw this in the movies the day it came out and the chase scene with the bat mobile had the theater shaking and rumbling .. forever the best experience right next to seeing spider-man no way home

[@mrg0th1er83]

Batman doing detective stuff...finally.

[@LEGENDCITYest1963]

Batman- "can I use your bathroom?" Catwoman-"Sure, but I don't have a toilet." "Just a litter box."

[@ZoeDuneCorp]

13:50: In the '50s, chewing gum, especially with your mouth open, was rebellious. Looks like it's rebellious again? SOMEONE has an Emily Post book in their collection. WTF HAPPENED TO US!?

[@versetripn6631]

My Cousin Vinny... Vinny was a law school grad: 6 years. Practiced law for: 6 weeks. Passed the Bar Exam after: 6 attempts. Coinky-dink? Of COURSE! We live in Walt's world where nothing means anything, and everything is MAGIC!

[@robertrouse4503]

The Riddler is Paul. A great film with him is "Love and Mercy" about Brian Wilson (The Beach Boys). Fascinating film. He plays younger Brian and John Cusack play the older Brian.

[@bryanpichardo6251]

Favorite part was the startup of the new Batmobile, favorite gadget was the little bat ears on the bike lol

[@lazyperfectionist1]

36:42 Now _this_ part of the movie surprised me. Every previous movie or TV episode that I've seen that started the _Batman_ canon placed Gotham City on an _island._ This is the _first_ one that surrounded it with _levees._

[@DEILOVEBABY]

Why do I love watching these two watch something rather than watching it myself?

[@Do0msday]

I love love LOVE the Batmobile in this. Love it. I didn't like the tumbler from the Dark Knight trilogy because it just felt like an army tank and it always boggled me how only 1 guy was like "Hey, isn't that our experimental tank thing?". In 'The Batman' it feels like something that could have really been built by someone who has money. And the sound/feel in theaters when it was revving up. I felt the vibrations through my body. It was amazing and I am in love with that Batmobile. And the music in this was incredible and I just absolutely adore this movie. It was so very well done.

[@idhunepijl1404]

“What have you heard about this movie?” That its long... and dark” 👀😂

[@hk43xx]

Am I the only one who thinks of Paul Bearer whenever the Riddler talks with a high pitch?

[@Xehanort10]

23:26 Yeah the Tumbler started a bad trend where instead of a car with weapons and gadgets the Batmobile just became a tank not only in the Nolan films but the DCEU and the Batman Arkham Knight game too.

[@ktotheramer]

It was a little long but this is my favorite Batman, and Batmobile since Keaton/Burton.

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

The song you thought sounded like Nirvana IS Nirvana!😎

[@classictowers668]

Add to list: Drag Me to Hell Cabin In the Woods The Ring Jacob's Ladder Vanilla Sky 😁

[@personman1148]

The song has a Nirvana feel because it is Nirvana.

[@Xehanort10]

19:40 When I watched this after getting it for my birthday I kept thinking that cop sounded like he had heartburn.

[@tonyloyd3350]

I think this could've easily been side story for Rorschach from Watchmen. Change a couple character names and Replace Batman with Rorschach. This Batman version is like from the original darker side of Detective Comics

[@vulamnguyen9453]

I'm waiting for Question's live-action

[@jessecortez9449]

@@vulamnguyen9453 The Question is so underrated and would be a fantastic live-action movie or show.

[@Bongman42088]

1:02... "That's what she said."

[@deadrubyroadshow5825]

That’s the way I want my future wife to giggle at Paul dano lol 💙

[@NestorCaster]

I think it’s an overall good film, and even good Batman film, but I also think one of the crowning achievements of this film was the fact that they shot it low light and made it feel dark… BUT you could actually see nearly everything. So many movies purposely film with limited lighting for aesthetics, mood and ambiance and all they end up doing is just misusing proper film lighting, which makes it too difficult for the audience to see anything-- (Like Batman Vs Superman or first Suicide Squad film)here was the opposite! Thankfully!

[@disclaimer.imjokin]

I love the difference between batman and Bruce when he goes to 🐧 club As batman he looks them in the eyes as Bruce he avoids eye contact. Subtle

[@linknlog]

That song has a Nirvana feel because it actually is Nirvana. 😉

[@JBROisUNDEAD]

My favourite part was probably the Venom injection. That blew my mind and gave me the impression that the villains won't just be villains for Batman to oppose. We're potentially going to see some real great stories in the future. I am so excited. This is the DCCU Batman that we start with. Then Superman and so on. At least that's one way to go.

[@kplayzxp2376]

this batman is gonna be stand alone not in the new dccu and it wasn't venom it was adrenalin

[@normlee6566]

I agree that the transformation of Colin Ferrell was pretty amazing. I am curious what you both think about the decision for Pattinson not to disguise his voice when he is Batman. That is different than pretty much all of the previous Batman films (with the exception of the old Batman television series when Adam West used his regular voice). There is talk that the green liquid batman injected himself with was an early version of Venom, but not the fully-developed version that results in superhuman strength and causes addiction. And I think this Batman film leaned more into what made Batman's reputation in the comics--the world's greatest detective. Now, this version is a younger version, so he makes more mistakes both in his detective skills and his combat skills (he receives a lot of impact blows and shots, which a mature Batman is able to avoid). It will be interesting to see if they improve both skill sets as an older, more experienced version takes on (I assume), his most deadly villain, the Joker.

[@MrsMovies]

Technically is he disguising his voice anytime he does an American accent?

[@TimDownsAnimation]

The batmobile in this was a "Batified" classic Dodge Charger. I think the sound design was made with that in mind if you listen closely. '68 Chargers have an iconic ROAR like a lion, but the batmobile obviously has a different engine. Also I loved hearing you guess at what it was because I think they deliberately shot the car chase to make the batmobile look juuuuuust dark and blurry enough to be nothing more than a big scary black car unless you look extra close or pause the movie. It puts you in the shoes of Penguin, wondering "wtf is that thing?! how is it still after me?!" I love this movie, and this was such a fun vid as always!

[@filthycasual8187]

The design was based on a Dodge Charger, but they didn't actually convert one. They built the whole thing from scratch.

[@Metalheadyup]

@@filthycasual8187 Their stunt cars were modded Chargers

[@TheNeonRabbit]

39:26 Bat-Meth

[@toddjohnson5176]

Omg he loves to dance .

[@philipocallaghan]

The movie leads us to believe that Riddler knew Batman was Bruce Wayne but he didn't know at all. He hated Bruce and admired Batman but referred to them so much that we thought he knew until the third act

[@Brooklyn_Bleek]

Was the henchman towards the end that says, "I'm Vengeance", the same guy at the beginning that Batman beat up & said the same line too, BTW? Anybody? Nice Batman & Catwoman chemistry too. I would just like to see what Ben Affleck would've done with his solo Batman flick he was supposed to write, direct & star in...damn!