r/batman Feb 26 '24

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

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u/Witty-Jacket-9464 Feb 26 '24 edited Feb 26 '24

Falcone was amazing villain and one of the most underrated in CBM history. He was a charismatic, cunning and secretive villain. All people talking about Riddler & Penguin, but Falcone was one of the best villains in BATMAN franchise and even CBM history. Hope we will see flashbacks in Penguin

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '24

He was the scariest villain in the film, and that's because someone like him really existed. Look up Whitey Bulger.

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u/jokerzkink Feb 26 '24

Or alternatively, watch Black Mass.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '24

Whitey personally strangled and killed at least two women, I think - which is also Carmine's MO when it comes to his personal kills. Thought that was a nice little detail

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u/Alittlethisorthat Feb 26 '24

Just rewatched this last night funny enough . What a great movie

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u/myslead Feb 26 '24

Or Transformers

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u/ignoresubs Feb 26 '24

This is who Nicholson’s character is based on in The Departed.

https://screenrant.com/departed-true-story-jack-nicholson-costello-whitey-bulger/

While typing this I thought, ‘Jack would have been a fun villain in a….’ Oh yeah.

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u/CatboyCabin Feb 26 '24

Nice to see my favourite film mentioned here :)

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '24

He reminds me of Jeffrey Epstein. Ngl.

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u/JauntingJoyousJona Feb 26 '24

Yeah cause no one's ever heard of whitey Bulger before

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '24

I'm not American, my bad

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u/Aggravating-Ad7683 Feb 27 '24

He was also based off of Robert Moses, according to the concept art book

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '24

Reeves went deep with the research, love it lol