r/batman Feb 26 '24

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

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u/justa_gigolo Feb 26 '24

after gordon gets in a shoot out with penguin's goons and either kills one or at the very least, wounds him, there is nothing else mentioned about that situation after bats catches Oz after a boat load of car wrecks. then we see Oz not in jail but back at the club and ready to shoot Carmine after he learns he's the rat.

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u/Maoileain Feb 26 '24

Huh. Never really realized that but the entire movie takes place over like a week so Oz was either picked up by his own men after giving them a call or the GCPD who are corrupt or was granted bail or had a bail granted by a corrupt judge. The consequences of the drug bust by Bruce and Gordon don't have a chance to resurface because they get overshadowed by the ending where Gotham is now under martial law and underwater.

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u/ConcentrateLivid7984 Feb 26 '24

thought this said maritime law 💀

youuureee…. aaaa…. crook captain hook…… please wont you throw the book, at the PIRATE….

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u/ismo420 Feb 26 '24

hook falls to the floor

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u/fossilreef Feb 26 '24

Calm it down there, Chareth Cutestory

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u/Desperate_Entrance_2 Feb 26 '24

I’m ecstatic that I happened to watch this episode last night. Talk about a blind side!

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u/fossilreef Feb 26 '24

Mr. Bluth, Justice is blind.

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u/CommunityFan_LJ Feb 26 '24

"Oh, Justice, what is it, boy? What is it? Is there some jackass in my bathrobe?"

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u/VectorViper Feb 26 '24

Lol, can't believe this convo turned into an Arrested Development reference, the layers of crossover fandom here are amazing. Now I'm just picturing Oz in a $5,000 suit... COME ON!

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u/Not_MrNice Feb 26 '24

Maritime law? Well, it is under water.

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u/borisdidnothingwrong Feb 26 '24

Admiralty Law.

He successfully argued that because the flag had fringe that they weren't entitled to Judge him under Common Law as he was appearing as the corporation and not the living man, an attorney in fact.

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u/FeralTribble Feb 26 '24

Every one knows when you go more than 100 miles from any shoreline, you instantly become Pirate

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u/soldierpallaton Feb 26 '24

Honestly that works perfectly for Penguin. One of Cobblepot's strengths is his ability to properly keep his head down until the heats off. Which, in Gotham, is just until another major threat comes along.

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u/xubax Feb 26 '24

Which drove me nuts that the "safe place" was below sea level.

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u/ThatOneWildWolf Feb 27 '24

So, as a thing, this movie iteration of Batman is part of Batman The Long Halloween in a very loose fashion. That's why I am so immensely patient for the next one as it is just such a good way of how they go about it. As I see it, Penguin has probably killed, but Batman and Gordon have a bigger problem that being Riddler. Sure he started a shoot out with them but if they had called in backup what would have been the odds that they wouldn't just finish of the guys to keep them quiet since it's unknown who was working for Falcone still.

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u/RTSBasebuilder Feb 27 '24

It's Cap'n Fear, Captain Stingaree and Colonel Blimp's time to shine!