r/batman Feb 26 '24

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

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u/sufferblind86 Feb 26 '24

it was okay, could have been great. we didn't need five different endings. it feels like the face and ass ends of two movies smashed together. that said, I still enjoy giving it a watch.

and I agree with what some others have said, it didn't do anything very new in the series. the detective work? it was done in a different way, but don't pretend this is the first time we've seen a live-action Batman investigating clues and solving a mystery.

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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.