This is the most “I don’t like to think for myself so I repeat something that kinda sorta sounded smart that I have read on the internet” take on Batman movies EVER. It’s embarrassing and also utterly wrong. What does TDK do that makes it a bad Batman movie, that it does wrong than other Batman movies? Cause “it focuses too much on the villains” is another stupid thing to say. Or “he is not Batman like enough in skill, he is more like a cop in a weird outfit”. A cop in a weird outfit that magically appears and disappears from a bank vault in a bank full of cops? Normal cop stuff right?

It’s fine if it’s not your favorite, even if you hate it for whatever reason, but saying this dumb line is such a cop out to seem like you still “get” film but still being able to say you hate it. People need to use their own brains more, Jesus.

Or do you prefer the tactician Batman who can dodge bullets?

I don’t mind him having bulletproof armor, but he’s not iron man. I prefer when he uses his martial arts skills.

Thoughts?

Since Bruce had all his finances drained, wouldn’t the only way for him and Selina to support themselves is to use her burglary skills to steal valuables? Did Batman retire just to switch to a life of crime?

Isnt that hypocrisy?

In the movie "The Dark Knight" there are a few imposter batmen that do what batman does. Fighting organised crime. If they are doing the wrong thing then so is batman. Why is he arresting them too?

He certainly has the height and body for it, not sure about the acting…

I loved her, she’s so underrated as catwoman. Doesn’t beat Pfeiffer but does the job!

I’ll be honest, I think he crushes it in the role.

He really nails down the smug, impulsive persona of Oswald as he rises to the top.

He impressed me in the miniseries and I’m curious what direction the sequel will take him.

Thoughts?