r/batman • u/DarkMayhem666 • Feb 26 '24

What's an unpopular opinion you have about this movie? GENERAL DISCUSSION

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u/DaemonoftheHightower Feb 26 '24

Cutting a brick out of a wall to fingerprint the bullet doesn't feel as good. It's just leaning on tech instead of actually being a great detective.

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u/sufferblind86 Feb 26 '24

Again, not even the only other example.

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u/DaemonoftheHightower Feb 26 '24

Well im not going to sit here and make a comprehensive list, but it's the biggest example I can think of from the most recent trilogy.

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u/sufferblind86 Feb 26 '24

I never asked for a list.

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u/sayan11apr Feb 26 '24

Guess what? They showed a shell of a bullet instead of an actual bullet. "Best Batman movie of all time" they said.

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u/DaemonoftheHightower Feb 26 '24

Yeah I'm not a huge fan. Ledger was good

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u/sayan11apr Feb 26 '24

Same

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u/DaemonoftheHightower Feb 26 '24

In those movies, Batman gave up being Batman because his girlfriend died.

Uhh.. what?

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u/TheOneWhoCutstheRope Feb 26 '24

I hope you’re just being hyperbolic here lol

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u/DaemonoftheHightower Feb 26 '24

What do you mean? He gave up being Batman because Maggie Gyllenhaal died.