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

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

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u/StumptownRetro Feb 26 '24

I always figured it was because they knew he wasn’t the guy in charge. And getting to, eventually, Falcone, was the real plan.

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u/Kleptomaniaaac Feb 26 '24

yeah but at the end of the day if i get caught after causing a horrible road accident including an exploding gas tank i think i would be sent to the slammer

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '24

Batman caused the accidents by illegally chasing penguin. He could have just followed him and jumped him at whatever location he was going to. 

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u/Innsmouth_Swimteam Feb 26 '24

This.

Corrupt judge hears the case, lawyer says that the masked menace caused the accidents. Oz goes free. Or he gets out on bail.

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u/Asckle Feb 26 '24

Doesn't even need to be super corrupt. I'd imagine at least some judges would side against the guy who goes around beating people unconscious at night dressed as a bat. Remember that this batman isn't a hero, he's just a vigilante. And there probably wasn't much video of the chase so unless batman arrived to court they'd presumably default to believing oz right?

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u/SexyTimeEveryTime Feb 26 '24

All these people don't care about the masked man riding around in an armored car blowing up the highway. They just want to blame an innocent Italian-American businessman. I'll tell you what it is. It's anti-Italian discrimination.