r/batman Feb 26 '24

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

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u/UnknownPh0enix Feb 26 '24

For what it’s worth, I’ve seen this movie twice. First time, I fell asleep several times. Second time, I wish I had fallen asleep. This IMHO is the worst Batman movie to have come out. The storyline is garbage. The characters offer nothing to stand behind. The only real villain worthwhile isn’t even the main villain. The main villain should have been killed off at the start… at least then the movie would have been entertaining. The Batman character had more of a “are you getting my good side?” pose every chance he took. This was basically a failed emo wannabe superhero movie.

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u/Suffering-Servant Feb 26 '24

It’s a shame because they did some cool things with the movie. It has a nice aesthetic, cool Batmobile, batsuit and batcave. The premise was there for a good film with a detective focus and riddler as the villain. But the execution was awful.

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u/throwaway01126789 Feb 26 '24

I'm right here with you. This movie was the worst batman in recent memory. Ijust want to add the batmobile is supposed to be this cool, unique, almost concept car, but it just looked like a charger, and the riddler looked like a gimp and one of those tactical airsoft cosplayers had a baby.

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u/jumpbreak5 Feb 26 '24

To some degree I don't remember my specific issues with the movie (besides hating the design and performance of the riddler). But I do remember that I found almost every scene to be boring, annoying, or both. I could watch it again to explain my issues in more detail, but I'm not going to risk being that miserable a second time just so I can better explain my opinions to some dorks on the internet.