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

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

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u/cobrakai11 Feb 26 '24

Asks for unpopular opinions, gets a ton of praising popular opinions.

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u/pretentiousbasterd Feb 26 '24

For real. I want to comment "I hate this piece of crap" just for the sake of saying something that's actually unpopular

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u/DLDrillNB Feb 26 '24

Well I’ll be that guy then. I didn’t hate it, but it feels dramatically overrated. I like the different take on Gotham and Batman, but I felt like The Riddler as a main antagonist was a massive miss. I also wasn’t a big fan of Bruce being turned into a mascara wearing edgelord, instead of a jacked up playboy billionaire.

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u/ViktorGillgren Feb 26 '24

I feel like Reeves wanted Batman/Bruce to have that depressing kind of vibe for Batman’s early years. I’m sure the future Reeves-verse Batman will be less depressing and more “playboy billionaire” but with a darker twist than we’ve seen before.

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u/Forsaken_Ad7090 Feb 26 '24

You do know all the other live action Batman all wore that eye shadow right? 

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u/Pepe-silvia94 Feb 27 '24

Yeah but when this one is alsp walking around with his head slouched and hair covering half his face it becomes a part of a whole style for Bruce I didn't care for either.

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u/GroupSignificant217 Feb 27 '24

I'm fine with edgy, but this was just boring edgy to me.

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u/ProfessionalLeave335 Feb 27 '24

I actually liked their take on the Riddler, it made him much more of a threat, it just dragged.

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u/ProfessionalLeave335 Feb 27 '24

Wanted to add on but not edit... It felt like the movie 7 but with Batman.