Why This Scene In THE BATMAN Is PERFECT!

[@heavyspoilers]

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[@crashburn3292]

i just watched it and it's a very good movie. But, that subway scene reminded me a whole lot of the scene from Inglorious Basterds when "The Bear Jew" is introduced and while he's walking out of the dark tunnel he taps his bat on the wall. Tap, tap, tap, tap, tap.. In The Batman it's footsteps.

[@theandrewfowler]

to add to this when he goes into the club as Batman he says: “do you know who I am?” and they laughed which shows that his fear hadn’t reached that far up the chain, until he gave them a good ol’ Batman beat down and chased down the penguin. They thought they were untouchable, until he showed up, and now they realize that NO-ONE is safe from the Batman, not even them.

[@TheShadowreaper179]

The scene also started the character development for Bruce to see that sometimes being Bruce Wayne can be just as if not more effective. (Getting into the place right away when he showed up there as Bruce, even asking for Carmine instead of Penguin)

[@josephbowman5726]

Any other film incarnation of Batman is going in through the roof, or. window, or whatever. This Batman literally knocks on the door! Awesome

[@lexis4490]

Which is why they shouldn’t even let him. The logic of these side characters were ridiculous.

[@josephbowman5726]

@@lexis4490 They didn't let him he still hd to punch his way in the building.

[@KaiserNetwork]

@@lexis4490 They got their ass kicked. What are they supposed to do?

[@asimgiri4269]

The scene where Batman gets shot with a shotgun and almost gets killed shows how realistic and perfect the fight sequences were. And also the glider scene where his parachute gets stucked and he gets knocked out on street. Batman's imperfections is what made this movie soo realistic and something to connect with.

[@Judge_Dredd707]

The movie did an amazing job depicting a year two rookie Batman. From his suit to his brutality when fighting criminals. Would love to see a trilogy for this.

[@themarinefan]

His armor was hardly dinked, so the concusive force probably broke or fractured a rib amd knocked the wind out of him.

[@Whyalwaysm0]

100% agreeeee

[@saskwatch8580]

I loved the glider scene and the realism of the crash BUT, the shotgun scene was far from real, you’re just not going to catch yourself from falling off of a bridge after getting blasted point blank by a shotgun.

[@NPNGPhotography]

I’m not the biggest fan of how his suit makes him almost invincible. It makes it harder to feel risk, and when he does get shot with the shotgun I was confused when he was down for that exact reason.

[@tylergroves9049]

I love the way they illustrated the fear the criminals fear when they see the light on the sky. How they're legitimately terrified he could be in the shadows anywhere at any moment so much it makes them stop dead in their tracks.

[@thebatman4279]

They did something similar at the beginning of Dark Knight (the scene where the guy sees the Bat Symbol and says 'not tonight') but this film did it SO much better.

[@Genrebenders]

It’s in every movie. Why are people acting like this is brand new to this movie. Have you seen other batman movie or the comics??? Jesus christ

[@RJizzle2000]

@@Genrebenders well the comics kindve don’t matter here because we’re only talking about movie adaptations not to mention it makes sense for the comics to do it because the movies are based off of them lol and I think the focus is just on the WAY that they did it in their introduction of Batman it was just kindve neat is all🙂

[@EncasedinMjolnir]

yeah, that was badass

[@rossparadee2079]

Great movie, however... in this scene in particular, if Batman is the "shadows" and criminals are terrified of Batman and everyone knows of him, then why does the leader of this gang greet Batman with a condescending laugh saying "who the hell does this guy think he is"? The leader should be shitting his pants knowing that his whole gang is about to get their asses kicked. Liked the movie, but I'm a stickler for plot holes.

[@nunabisness7191]

I love how you can’t see the Drop Head’s face, but you can feel his fear.

[@Whyalwaysm0]

yhh man such a great movie ! Robert Pattinson is so underrated

[@rubix4195]

It reminds me of an intense feeling of the one in the Nolan series - the Dark Knight (I think) when Gordon throws on the Batsignal and a colleague asks him why and he says its to let people know Batman is out there and this crook bricks it when he sees the signal and tells his friend he's not going to do the job. However, I do like the fact that the crooks - every single one - bricks it when they see the signal because they think Batman's in the shadows, or in the air, or in the alley and the thing about it all? They never say anything: they all just look like over their shoulder thinking they know they done wrong and something is coming. Vengence? no....PUNISHMENT. Punishment is coming. (That's quoting another superhero though).

[@GoFartherPodcast]

YES

[@michaelsilvas16]

AND the fight scenes. Holy hell. They were perfect. Felt just like the Batman video games.

[@xavierabii548]

It really did feel like one of the Arkham games especially the portrayal of the villains. It was so raw and brutal.

[@TheMrGiannisgr]

I felt everything. Every single punch. Loved the fighting scenes.

[@billyli5477]

No they didn’t batman was gettin lit up

[@xavierabii548]

@@billyli5477 That's what made it feel so brutal. The fact that he can take a hit and return it 10 fold. That's what made the fights in the John Wick movies so cool too. He also gets his ass handed to him but he keeps going. No real fight is ever clean.

[@countervolition]

@@billyli5477 That's the point of batman, he's supposed to be extremely skilled but even the best fighter can get whooped by multiple enemies, especially when they have guns/weapons, that's why he wears the armor, to take those hits and come back harder

[@marif.]

I love how realistic the fight scenes were in this one, compared not only to Nolan's or Snyder's Batman, but to the superhero genre overall... The hero gets worn-out, he gets outnumbered, he can only take himself so far, it takes him time to get back on his feet and the criminals also take their time to recover, it's just incredible and it really helps set the tone for the story... Reminded me of the Daredevil series, which was until this movie to me the only superhero product that genuinely had not only an engaging story, but engaging fight scenes

[@templetonpeck7949]

Exactly my thoughts word to word. The most realistic and relatable version of Batman. Also don't forget the scene where he activates the bat-gliders only to crash onto a bridge when opening the parachute

[@MythicalMX]

They definitely took a page out of daredevils fight scenes. Such a good idea it’s absolutely perfect for Batman

[@Designation_B-127]

@@templetonpeck7949 like when he uses bane venom to keep going bc he's tired

[@errwhattheflip]

@@Designation_B-127 It didn't really seem like his venom and just seemed like some kind of adrenaline boost

[@dem1456]

Yes. I love how his fighting style is in between Nolan’s and Batfleck’s. Realistic and brutal but not as hard core as Batfleck’s. He’s just like how I play Batman in Arkham games. I always miss the counter button and ends up getting hit lol.

[@jessemastro]

There are so many perfect scenes in this film, it’s hard to pick a favourite. The opening sequence and Batman’s introduction are 2 examples. Batman putting together that Selina knows Annika via her boots in the Iceberg Lounge is another. The GCPD escape, the hospital scene, the funeral service scene, and the entire third act.

[@Nbz0]

Best Batmobile chase possibly… ever? That shit BOOMED in theaters!

[@nick10519]

A couple of my favorite scenes is when he’s walking towards the penguin after his car crash, the fight scene where we takes off the lights and you see him in the muzzle flashes, plus others I can’t think of right now

[@rubix4195]

@@Nbz0 It will always be ingrained in my mind - like a chariot of hell - that scene the Batmobile bursts out from the fire and Penguin can't help but look as Batman's footsteps walk towards him.

[@Nbz0]

@@rubix4195 fuck yeah!!!!!!

[@bravepigster]

@@Nbz0 the music booming as he slowly walked towards him had everyone in pure awe when I watched it, best part of the movie.

[@maxfordgaming9278]

The scene where criminals see the bat signal and start to get scared it sets the tone and feel of the film, it gave me chills. The opening is literally perfection.

[@myrmadon]

Another great payoff for this scene is at the end of the movie. The man he rescued from the gang was terrified of him afterwards, even though Batman likely saved his life. But the girl on the stretcher being airlifted from the arena couldn’t bring herself to let go of him.

[@arwenundomiel6761]

Yes indeed, good symbolism and inversion!

[@heavyspoilers]

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[@pikminologueraisin2139]

no

[@dct124]

Take out Is from the title

[@beckalt5592]

P ok.

[@ben2808]

Jesus Christ loves you

[@joelk7923]

Best opening to any movie ever. I'm so obsessed with it. Already went twice and can't wait to see it again.

[@yoda9256]

it’s good but doesn’t come close to the dark knight opening.

[@joshheralal8758]

@@yoda9256 It really does though

[@thecalamity278]

@@yoda9256 I love TDK but this scene does really come close

[@werecam56]

The Batmobile car chase was one of the most kinetic action scenes I've ever witnessed!

[@tppdc1495]

Beautiful movie. Bruce was unhappy, tortured, unsure, inconsolable and reluctant to live a normal millionaire's life. He acted out his rage as a vigilante. Every character was integral to the whole story and not gratuitously shoehorned in unlike some characters in the Batman movies of the past, like the model emerging from the Christmas cake in Batman Returns.

[@mysticnutmeg]

I loved this opening scene and how the street level criminal element of Gotham are succumbing to the idea of The Batman and not even having to encounter him themselves. Word of mouth is doing the work and you can see that they honestly don’t think it’s worth being around if there’s a chance he might be.

[@sengbush0077]

The reverse shots of riddler walking to pick up the tool matching Batman looking at the blood stain is the same. Riddler hiding in the shadows. Riddler using binocs to watch his prey like He does when watching Selina…so many parallels

[@fabianelliott96]

I loved how you could hear him and you can vissualize why he looked like before you actually saw him, they way he emerged out of the darkness, then the squeaky boots in the puddles, very comic style

[@bello__]

2:47 i also love how its a practical thing. his slow walk allows his recording contact lenses to record the room better if he walks slowly.

[@CoderatheGreat]

I am loving this version of Batman! Everything from his introduction, to his detective work, the Batmobile he drives, his raw, visceral fighting style as he's just getting the hang of things and his arc going from vengeance to hope. THIS IS BATMAN.

[@ruyijingubang582]

I'm not a movie critic/expert, so I judge movies by whether or not I want to rewatch them. This one I wanted to watch again immediately after finishing

[@laureneras9523]

The scene where the Batman comes out the shadows for the 1st time reminded me of Inglorious Bastards when Eli Roth aka the Bear Jew comes out of the tunnel ready to swing his bat Both felt very intimating and both scenes got across who these people were and what they stood for...also both very deadly

[@barryallen6262]

Definitely did

[@jeffreydean5112]

The opening scene where the people in different places committing crimes just stop and run was amazingly done. That’s how much they feared him

[@riverreacts632]

My favorite scenes were the batmobile chase, the interrogation scene, the funeral scene, and the final narration

[@ponchiii2106]

My gf is not even a fan of superhero movies but she LOVED every bit of this film and never once complained or got tired of it , and we gonna go see it again this is what batman is really dark and detective and even the intro gave me chills just how perfect it was to introduce him

[@nicobones9608]

The scene where Batman starts revving up the Batmobile to chase the Penguin was amazing! With the glow of the fire behind it and from within the engine, it's like, "The forces of Hell are coming for you, Penguin."

[@skxlter5747]

The perfect scenes imo were the beginning in Halloween night and him driving around Gotham while nirvana plays those were the best scenes cuz of how eerie n haunting they were

[@lalauninterrupted2086]

When his car/ bat mobile 1st appeared I couldn’t help but think of one of my fave classic movies “Christine”, I got chills and I loved it..

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah definitely agree, just seeing the engine spark up from the shadows was amazing

[@cautious8534]

I can't stop thinking about this opening !! The score for it was just perfect aswell

[@zerog270]

The cinematography reminded me of a live action BTAS. And it worked great. I felt the story went in a different direction of the mystery and was a great example of his detective skills. My problem was the reason for donning the cowl, vengeance. It was for justice. Batman was created always for justice. That's why Batman doesn't kill. His pursuit isn't to seek revenge for his parents murder but help the city his family built.

[@harrismatthew5553]

The ending scene with Batman riding off when the sun is rising with something in the way playing was perfect

[@GolferShenanigans]

Best Batman intro ever, I give you that!! 💯

[@manwithnoname476]

I loved the scene where he just walks through the hallway as they just unload whatever is left in the mag on him

[@andregulick3925]

7:59 wow I never realized that guy from the funeral was supposed to be the unmasked shooter from the finale! Incredible

[@mindaugasmazrimas4554]

I love the casting for The Riddler. Something so weird and realistic seeing the actor, who for my money, has a weird baby face-ish quality to him carry out such smart and thought out crimes. Like, it portrays our reality of how our lovely next door neighbour could be hiding corpses in his basement so well. The Riddler, while masked and probably altering his voice through software/the mask itself distorting it, does sound like a huge scary guy and then when he is finally caught and we see his face its like "Thats the guy! He's so... so.... ordinary!" which is scarier

[@RealParadoxed]

Bruh when he was smiling and thinking he had won it was so concerning lol

[@WorkingPieces]

I’m usually super hyped for hero movies but never show any emotion but I almost cried when Batman was starring at the little boy after his father was just murdered and got chill when the bat mobile was revealed

[@ericmiller5603]

In costume, Pattinson cuts a regal and noble figure. The cowl with the longer, sharper bat ears evokes classic, comic book Batman by the likes of Neal Adams and others. So much to like, but one is how Batman spares that gang initiate who, symbolically, has only half his face painted as he’s about to complete his initiation into full criminality (and sociopathy)! Terrific film making!

[@Lvlover-mq1nl]

yea man I love that he is the shadows something in Gothen criminals would take refuge in. Hiding in the shadows, a safe get away ,a creep in waiting ready to mug someone, a mobster doing a deal ext ... they all now have to worry about the batman being in their with them in Gotham. Its like the criminals have no were safe to hide as a result even at night the crime in the city seems to happen as if its in broad daylight yet under constant fear of the batman and batman doesn't see his effect of change and it only seems like the city has gotten worse . its beautiful story telling.

[@SirBeefCakeTM]

The opening scene of this movie gave me chills. The introduction to the Batman in this film was incredible and I've never seen anything like it. This film exceeded my expectations and I can't wait to see what comes next!

[@neilneilguiang8409]

For me its the car chase with oswald/penguin. Specially when penguin's car flipped over and he saw batman walking towards him in an upside down view, just like bats being upside down when not flying

[@ryanlovelock3024]

I loved this opening as well, but am I the only one who thought the leader of the gang's line "what are you supposed to be?" didn't really make any sense after such a long build up showing how all the criminals were scared of the bat symbol???

[@KingKhupacabra]

It was Halloween night that’s y he said that plus it’s batman’s second. So he is still myth

[@josephle2155]

I previously thought I didn’t enjoy the film, but the after a couple days of reflection, I feel it really paid homage to the comics real well.

[@tashonlittle1362]

I agree, the opening scene was fantastic. I went in skeptical about the movie but that completely changed my mind from the jump

[@707Guido]

I think the introduction of the Joker is beyond everything, and the introduction in TDKR is very ambitious and it achieves that ambition. I don't think this introduction was better, it was more realistic or more pure of Batman, but the other ones are on a different level. There was inspiration in this film in TDK, for example the interrogation of the riddler has some similarities with the joker-bale scene. Paul Dano made an outstanding acting

[@maxwellslivr2969]

I loved the use of narration in the movie. It's often used in the comics, and I liked that it was adapted to the big screen

[@meodrac]

His footsteps sounds like the heavy footsteps of a fully armored knight

[@gotobed7441]

I was gonna say first 40-60mins was damn near perfection, from my mind to the screen

[@k29king1]

I still can’t get over how well Colin Ferells Penguin makeup is. He fully embraced the character and is unrecognizable as his real self. I love this version of Gordon, the Riddler embracing the crazy hyper intelligent villain persona ala Heath Ledgers Joker even though nothing can best that perfect villain, Paul Dano did a dang good job. The brutality of this Batman even surpasses the brutality of the Batman V Superman Batman. But what really did it for me in this movie is in his opening narrative dialogue when he spoke about the size of the city, how he cannot be everywhere at once, and that he needed to carefully choose where he would go in which felt like a critique of other Batman films that always seem to give Batman the ability to be everywhere.

[@drstrangelove09]

I love the part where he walks up to Penguin's turned over car!!! I loved that whole chase scene!!

[@cvzanikos1]

Batflecks intro in BvS is the best introduction to Batman

[@miguelangellicea2702]

I lost count of how many times I felt chills running down my spine during the opening scene.

[@srt8fanatics638]

As in The Joker. The Batman shows what really happens to people who are victims of dramatic moments in life. The score, the look, the colors, the Bat Suit, The Bat Mobile EVERYTHING! A True Masterpiece of filmmaking. Finally, we have a Batman Movie. Mr. Nolan, this is how you should have done Batman. Bravo Robert, you truly are a brilliant actor. Can you do The Crow now? Can't wait to own this on 4K!

[@sinistersaint]

Best movie I've seen in years... I was not prepared for awesome it was. Going for round two soon!

[@jeffbebe5085]

My friend is a school bus driver....she yelled "WHAT" when the Joker drove a school bus out of the bank through a wall in between the other school busses and la de da no one seemed to notice. How did the Joker know exactly where and when a throng of school busses were ......oh never mind. Its nice that the driver of the school bus that just witnessed a bus crash through wall stop and see if he is ok ..........never mind. It was a really ridiculous, insane, dumb scene. The Batman movie has NO scenes like that. It is a perfect top number 1 film. Not to mention my all time fav film Se7en is a huge influence.

[@rinix_6488]

Honestly my favorite batman, most remakes of these movies tend to always be a downgrade from the previous ones but this was an upgrade. Very great production and story.

[@irvanray1898]

the Batmobile introduction is also one of the best one i've seen, the scene makes the Batmobile feel really intimidating

[@MrLukkyNL]

This is one of my favourite channels... I love your work you put into this. Thank you!

[@SMOGTOWNFILMS]

Blown away by this movie, can’t wait to see it over and over again

[@btreese7]

This movie blew away all my expectations. I've seen it 5 times so far and it will probably be one that I watch a few times a year. Why... The cinematography The characters The darkness/setting of Gotham City The soundtrack The fight scenes The limited reliance on CGI (Marvel movies...ugh) The humanizing aspect of Batman Stalling the Bat Mobile (LOL)

[@gingerroot420]

Something I love about this film is that it is the Batman, there are so few scenes of Bruce Wayne and even then he is acting in some way for batman

[@KC_Smooth]

10/10 movie for me. Pattinson was the most realistic Bruce Wayne ever. He looked tired during the day, emotionally drained, socially awkward, slightly depressed, and obsessive. A real person who dresses up like a bat late at night to be a vigilante is not mentally/emotionally stable, and Pattinson captures that perfectly. His eyes conveyed SO much.

[@Keirosabi]

this Batman truly embodies the fear that he intends to project onto the bad guys through both mystery, but more importantly direct intimidation.

[@antoniogarcia9737]

totaly agree , the fear analogy is the perfect way to introduce batman , when a car hits the man only because he is paranoic

[@chrisbadgrampacarpenter8052]

Absolutely love this version of the bat the start did remind me of dredd 2012 with the voice over

[@Dude-oh8vq]

Awesome film! I much prefer this new film to all of the Nolan films. Loved the investigation scenes the most, including the crime scenes. I was very on the fence at first about this film, but after seeing it last night, I loved it. Nearly flawless from my view, and I hope it does well enough to garner at least one sequel with everything returning. Reeves would do a bang up job with Mr. Freeze!

[@darzy3187]

this breakdown is amazing, nice video

[@josip342]

Batmobile come out of fire and some other things kinda even give me mad max vibe from this movie

[@russellstevens9927]

The way he beat up the leader was crazy! He felt nothing. He just fucked 'eem up in front of his boys like he was not even a NPC. 🤣🤣🤣

[@manavbhalla2861]

The film felt a lot like Blade Runner 2049 and both are definitely up there amongst my favourite movies of all time

[@nagamata]

I love how you described Bruce Wayne as Batman’s mask- an inverse parallel to Clark Kent being Superman’s mask. Friggin WB just had to set DCEU on this uphill battle, and it sucks we haven’t gotten a decent outing of the super pair, but I’ll take Reeves’ The Batman gratefully in the meantime.

[@funnybone6149]

Exactly The criminals all looking into the darkness, afraid that Batman is just right around the corner That is everything Batman represents

[@MangiferaIndica918]

The Batmobile entry scene was also one of the most amazing scenes of the movie.

[@MrJoss-ud1bt]

My only feedback would be, I want to see a longer cape. Dragging on the floor in the coming films

[@GoFartherPodcast]

That scene gives me chills every time

[@mohsinofficial]

I can’t get enough of the falcone death scene and riddler getting caught

[@craigrussell3062]

Batman being the only one walking the streets of Gotham on Halloween without a costume also echoes the masquerade ball in Batman Returns where Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle are the only guests not wearing costumes. Same meaning: their real faces ARE their masks.

[@gsabharwal6537]

MGK was like a flashbang in this video , lol,, got me good

[@michaelbuczek1767]

Beautiful entrance. Beautiful score. Beautiful story telling. Beautiful film.

[@mikefigueras4238]

The line of “I am the shadow” was perfect

[@breathless_siren]

This film really showed that Batman is a terrifying force. Even the Batmobile came off as scary. I mentioned to my friend that he took Christine's engine out for the Batmobile.

[@EjRidenhour]

The fear that the criminals had was so good

[@RSpracticalshooting]

Already watched it twice, need to go for a third, this movie was a masterpiece.

[@coach_yo]

Matt Reeves did a GREAT JOB!! This is by far in the top 3 Batman films. Does anyone else think they could’ve totally tried to convince Joaquin to do his version of Joker in that scene? DC could’ve totally won on a Marvel-ish scene.

[@easyboo8208]

Catwoman: you're in the shadows!!! Batman: who do you think you're talking to right now? I'm not in the shadows. I AM THE SHADOWS!!

[@Stark-Raving]

I think the most important part of Batman's introduction is the cilivain he saved from the gang saying, "Please don't hurt me." At this point everyone fears the Batman, not just the criminals.

[@tianlouw8505]

Ok but about Chis Nolan's opening scenes... 1. How does no one notice an entire school bus crashing into a BANK. Then a fleet of school busses casually drives past and they JOIN in the middle of that fleet off busses directly from the bank with rubble and bricks and dust still on the bus. Like, how is this just fine? 2. Why would the CIA put masks on people and wait all the way until they are on the flight to unmask him. Like, they put masks on them before actually finding out who they are or even searching them for weapons and stuff. And how did no one notice Bane's mask in the first place when they put the mask on? Also, Bane says he wants it to look like an accident, but the plane is shot up and full of bullet holes and so on, like there is so much evidence that it's not an accident.

[@munfyphoto]

Batmans subway entrance also reminded me of the Donny "The Bear Jew" Donowitzs entrance in Inglorious Bastards. Batmans footsteps sounded the bat hitting the wall before Donny came out of the tunnel! Epic scene and epic movie!

[@heavyspoilers]

Ah that’s a really nice comparison

[@Rishabh-Dev]

Very nice movie. Comic book arc to live action done pretty well. Excited for future sequels. ✌️

[@awesomedude4947]

The first scene with the bat mobile was the coolest scene in DC history in my opinion

[@SageSea1]

The fight scenes are the best I’ve ever seen in a batman film, even though the trend continues of NO Batman foes knowing how to grapple.

[@foxytaco411gaming9]

Nice to know I'm not the only one fan boying for this movie

[@version1rock]

I hate to compare this version of Batman to the Nolanverse batman. However lets be real...nolan set a pretty high benchmark into the Batman title. One thing that nolan did that caught my eye was the fact that everything was explained. From the suit capability, to how the badpod even ejects off the tumbler and ofcourse nolanverse batman being a more matured and experienced one he had more gadgets. In Vengeance i felt that lacking. The set being bruce wayne in his 2nd year of crime fighting i loved how they narrated everything so well. But one thing everyone has forgot to mention is how reckless batman was in taking up certain decisions with his limited tech and armor. The scenes that killed my emergence in this movie were the train station scene where he literally walked into a couple of men with automatic guns in yes...great body armor but cargo pants? Scene 2 was exploding off from a bomb at that range in the church and not a scratch on his chin area? And the ending scene where his body armor just soaks up a shotgun shot at close range? I do not know about you guys...but batman is just a dude with great willpower underneath that suit. Nothing else. 2 years of experience and limited gear i would not have potrayed batman to literally take on so much risks. It is not logical and logically he would not have survived that long. A single half a second frame where bruce removed his cowl showed that it was not even a hard piece of armor but just literally a rubber cowl but it was unscathed in the explosion, not a splinter at all. Everyone in gotham is just shooting at his chest, while his balls and knee caps had not been shot off during his night quests for 2 years is illogical. I rather had all of villians just used handguns and not automatic high powered guns. Any recoil would have rendered this batman dead surely. So was all gotham villians having low iq and great experience in holding a high recoil AR or batman has been lucky to not get shot all this time? It is the little details that explains batmans existence that makes batman, Batman. I was disappointed by the logic of the action scenes as limited as they maybe. I would have just made batman fought multiple men and getting hit by random baseball bats and knives. Not automatic guns with a full clip solely and only unloaded on the chest area of Batman. Whole in whole Batman vengeance is a very good movie. But the gribes that I have about logic really put me off. I know it is unfair to compare this to nolans version as they are both narrated well. But it is reality and with some empathy you can easily relate to the bruce wayne character while you watch and immerse yourself into this movie. But in the middle of the movie i realize, "nope...i been dead if i do that in real life" multiple times. IMO alot of content creators currently saying this batman is a "Masterpiece" without even actually admitting this facts is just mind boggling. Everyone seems to be just hoping on to some domino bandwagon and just following what everyone has said before. A good movie being narrated nicely is nothing new. But making everything come to life is hard. And Batman Vengeance missed that fact. In summary...the chestplate that Batman was wearing in this movie is worth more than the batcycle, drifter and the batmobile put together honestly. That piece of metal made all villians only shoot at that area, was able to protect even his head, and is not even damaged at the end lol. With only google glass contact lenses tech, i think bruce wayne in this movie has discovered vibranium in the Marvel universe and visited friggin wakanda.

[@TheBruces56]

This makes me really want to see this film. I much prefer this to the past comic book type characters.

[@wahbegan]

The Bat-narration bookends of the movie were definitely the high points of it for me

[@djtripmix]

Awesome! Thank you so much!!!

[@Dovah21]

Yeah, he doesn't really "beat up" the gang leader. He breaks the guy's face 😆😆😆

[@jimmycraig221]

ive watched this movie like 5 times already and i still want to watch it more.

[@kurtwagner350]

This is my favorite scene in any Batman movie easily

[@conejitoasesinoOG]

"this is what happens when you (Batman) has no work life balance" may be the funniest line I've heard so far this year!🤣🤣🤣❤️

[@1andTheOnlyy]

There is a prequel book that explains everything leading up to the Batman “year two “ . From his birth , history , to how it leads up to the Batman movie . I recommended it

[@kodykoolrocks]

when you mentioned prison i thought about that scene from the watchmen and then you played the scene right after 😂😂crazy coincidence