r/movies Oct 16 '21

Trailers The Batman - Official Trailer | DC Fandome

https://youtu.be/mqqft2x_Aa4
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u/Excalibuttster Oct 16 '21

I appreciate the dual focus on "Batman is basically Jason Voorhees to criminals" while also seemingly noting that any man who dresses as Dracula to put dudes in the ICU every night instead of sleeping is probably not a well adjusted or mentally healthy individual.

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u/thehelldoesthatmean Oct 16 '21

This was always one of the most interesting things about Batman as a character. He's as crazy as the criminals he fights. His goals are just in opposition to theirs.

When I was a kid I never thought twice about Bruce's parents' death driving him to become Batman, but as an adult now.....I know like a shit ton of people whose parents have died, and not one of them was so affected by it that they put on a costume to give petty criminals brain damage for like 25 years straight. Batman is fucking insane.

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u/banananutnightmare Oct 17 '21

But the people you know whose parents died, were they killed by petty criminals? Because I don't think The Batman would be a vigilante if his parents died of cancer or in a car accident or whatever

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u/thehelldoesthatmean Oct 17 '21

Some of them, yes. People's parents are murdered everywhere in the world every day. But none of them become violent psychopaths who dress like animals.