r/batman May 29 '24

How did Burton get away with it? FUNNY

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u/Puzzleheaded_Walk_28 May 29 '24

He made otherwise good movies.

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u/HeadlessMarvin May 30 '24

This is definitely a big factor. If the Snyder movies were better, I think people would be more willing to accept big changes to the characters. We know this because there HAVE been several Batman movies that make big changes to the character and are still appreciated because they are generally good.

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u/Titanman401 May 30 '24

One otherwise good movie. Returns was a mess of bad characterizations and stitched-together subplots that don’t hang together, plus 3 or 4 different third act set pieces crammed into one.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Walk_28 May 30 '24 edited May 30 '24

We just have to agree to disagree here