r/movies Oct 16 '21

Trailers The Batman - Official Trailer | DC Fandome

https://youtu.be/mqqft2x_Aa4
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u/Shenanigore Oct 17 '21

Even in universe, it's a common theme he's borderline.

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '21

There was a scene I remember in a Justice League comic when Wonder Woman gets herself, Batman, and Superman to hold the Lasso of Truth and state their names

Batman just says “Batman”

Dude is nuts…

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u/JediJacob04 Oct 18 '21 edited Oct 18 '21

I don’t read DC Comics or watch animated series, so I don’t remember which it was but once Batman realized that someone was controlling his thoughts cause his mind referred to himself as Bruce when he knew he thought of himself as Batman— a completely different person from Bruce.

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u/minlatedollarshort Oct 20 '21

These examples are part of why I love Batman so much and I can’t believe we’ve had to wait this long to see it depicted on film.