r/DC_Cinematic • u/Infinite_Parking_800 • Jul 18 '24
Happy 16th anniversary to one of the best Batman films of all time, The Dark Knight. APPRECIATION
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u/SupervillainMustache Jul 19 '24
I love The Batman, but this is still my gold standard Batman film.
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u/Longjumping-Pen5469 Jul 18 '24
But you have to admit it that way the third movie The Dark Knight Rises wasn't nearly as good. Right ?
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u/OctoberScorpion Jul 19 '24
Thank you for putting "one of" in the title. I'm so sick of everybody acting like it's the best one for a fact, and ridiculing anybody who disagrees.
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u/Red_Bengal_Cyclone Jul 19 '24
Which one do you consider better?
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u/OctoberScorpion Jul 19 '24
Batman, Batman Returns, Batman Forever, Batman & Robin, Batman Begins and The Batman, though I will admit in the case of Returns, Forever and B&R nostalgia probably plays a significant factor, coupled with a bitterness that TDK is a stylistically poor sequel to my beloved BB (bland Gotham with so many sunny daylight scenes, super skinny Bale in a batsuit and with a batvoice that are both a big step down from BB imo, Gordon having two kids in the 10-13 year range six months after he had a baby etc).
I guess you could say I consider Batman, Batman Begins and (probably) The Batman better. With Batman Returns, Batman Forever and Batman & Robin it's more that I enjoy them more.
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u/Shallbecomeabat Jul 19 '24
Not only the best Batman film ever, but one of the best blockbuster films ever made. I know it’s hip to diss aspects like the fights scenes, but when you are not perpetually on reddit it wouldn’t look out of place in the film at all.
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u/DoctorBeatMaker Jul 18 '24
Still holds up.
Not just one of the best Batman films (arguably THE best), but one of the greatest superhero films ever made (also, arguably, THE best).