Was kinda hoping the eyes would light up though.:jeanluc
Was kinda hoping the eyes would light up though.:jeanluc
Although it is just a camera test but I hope this gives us a taste of the overall aesthetic of the film.you hope the whole movie has all red color grading?
Stop being such a Debbie downer. It looks good 😌
batman beating someone half to death in psychotic rage isn't batman
but Riddler looks good and i'll give it a chance.
batman beating someone half to death in psychotic rage isn't batman
but Riddler looks good and i'll give it a chance.
Batman beating the guy shitless reminds me of the Arkham games, actually
batman beating someone half to death in psychotic rage isn't batman
but Riddler looks good and i'll give it a chance.
Batman beating the guy shitless reminds me of the Arkham games, actually
Batman keeps beating the guy even when he's on the ground. Batman has a no killing rule and vidya characters have hit points so it makes sense it would be like that in a video game, but in a movie it just makes me agree with the politicians that he's just as much a menace as Joker.
You know the whole idea this is all an experiment in the movie. The idea that we're in Year 2, it's the Gotham experiment, it's a criminal logical experiment, trying to figure out what he can do to finally change this place. And in our story, as he's in that mode. That's where you meet him and you see that he's charting what he's doing and he doesn't seem to have any effect that he wants to happen. And that is when the murders start to happen, and then the murders begin to describe sort of the history of Gotham in a way that only reinforces what he knows about Gotham, but it opens up a whole new world of corruption that goes much farther. But as that story starts to come out, without being an origin tale for him, it ends up being something that touches on his origins. So you start to describe this epic history of corruption in Gotham that you start to understand 'well, where did my family sit in that' and in that sense... is a way to take a story, a point-of-view story, a mystery. It's got, of course, action, and all that kind of stuff, but at the end of it, it's incredibly personal for him even though it's in the story where he's trying to understand and unravel this mystery.
looks decent, i like batman beating some cunt
Ok, i just watched this again. Having batman walking around in the middle of a crime scene.
:lol
This is going to be a disaster.
Ok, i just watched this again. Having batman walking around in the middle of a crime scene.
:lol
This is going to be a disaster.
Wait why
Another one? Didn't we just have like 7 of these? Who asked for this crapI did, I love the Nolan trilogy and this really brings out the contrast on my OLED panel in dark scenes :lawd
Another one? Didn't we just have like 7 of these? Who asked for this crapI did, I love the Nolan trilogy and this really brings out the contrast on my OLED panel in dark scenes :lawd
Is the Nolan trilogy good tho
Is the Nolan trilogy good tho
Is the Nolan trilogy good tho
Yes.
R u sure
The Nolan trilogy isn't a good trilogy or a good Batman trilogy.I honestly don't understand your point here man.
It's one good Batman movie (Batman Begins)
One good mid tier Michael Mann rip off that happens to have a guy dressed like Batman.
One not particularly good political commentary attempt that actually had the plot of the Adam West Batman movie.
that the occupiers were a bunch of spiteful babies
this is exactly the point. a bunch of poors and kids being led around by a lying supervillain infantilized what were real grievances and questions that the rich in gotham were responsible for answeringthat the occupiers were a bunch of spiteful babiesbut i thought the whole point was it was empty rhetoric to justify the symbolic destruction of gotham.
but of course, the real highlight was the airplane scene, such kino you could sayplinko :ufup
Wellhad no idea they were making a sequel to annihilation and it stars chris nolan :whew
Batman Begins is about a rich orphan who goes off to Asia to become a ninja and stop a psychiatrist in a burlap sack from giving the poors nightmare gas and also his sensei from blowing up the city in a centuries long secret society plot.
TDK is Batman vs the mob but also some anarchist clown trying to ruin Batman's day as Batman goes full Bush/Cheney war on terror domestic surveillance and also the plot makes no sense upon a rewatch or critical thought like most Nolan movies.
TDKR makes some kind of allusions to or commentary on such things as Occupy Wallstreet, the French Revolution even though it's the rich, city elite guy that saves the day and also despite Gotham needing him more than ever he says fuck it and fakes his death to go live off in France with his thief girlfriend and hands over the reigns to someone he's known like....a week because he's also an orphan. And actually environmentalists are the baddies. But also has Batman just not being able to get rid of a damn bomb.
There's not really a through line through the movies, Bruce isn't being Batman for good reasons and just quits over a woman, TWICE, abandoning his role both as a Wayne and as Batman in the city when he's feeling blue. Or happy. All he did as Batman was bring a bunch of chaos and superfreaks to the city and then abandoned it multiple times. However the movies aren't an exploration of such a topic, but instead all boil down to the good guy punching out the bad guy rah rah we did it yay the day is saved simplicity while pretending to be ambiguous or mature, an issue Nolan has with...like all of his work.
The only real connecting theme through the trilogy is that lefties are bad and only the rich hard right daddy can save you. Even at the time they were made as a reflection of the world, they were on the wrong side of things. Let alone 10-15 years later. This isn't even taking into consideration the poorly shot and edited action, questionable sound design, sloppy plot holes, and Nolan Batman actually being pretty stupid and falling into every trap set for him across 3 movies.
I mean by the logic I'm seeing here, I'm not sure how Batman is'nt stupid to you. I mean you're pretty much making fun of Batman showing up at a crime scene dressed as Batman...
foh?
You're saying something is going to be a disaster because in an edited trailer Batman walks up to Commissioner Gordan at a crime scene.
If you can't see how stupid that is, thats on you.
foh?
You're saying something is going to be a disaster because in an edited trailer Batman walks up to Commissioner Gordan at a crime scene.
If you can't see how stupid that is, thats on you.
Batman in plain sight at a crime scene is dumb as fuck.
foh?
You're saying something is going to be a disaster because in an edited trailer Batman walks up to Commissioner Gordan at a crime scene.
If you can't see how stupid that is, thats on you.
Batman in plain sight at a crime scene is dumb as fuck.
Batman has been depicted as working with the Gotham City PD and is buddies with Commissioner Gordon. It just depends on who is writing the character.
Maybe he's a consultant or maybe the idea here is that they figure they're better off letting him hang around, instead of trying to catch him, because by this point he's proven that he's on their side or whatever.Well we see him arguing with the police in a interrogation room later. Wouldn't be surprised if this is like The Dark Knight where he is on good terms at the begining and then thanks to the chaos happening things take a turn.
Well
Batman Begins is about a rich orphan who goes off to Asia to become a ninja and stop a psychiatrist in a burlap sack from giving the poors nightmare gas and also his sensei from blowing up the city in a centuries long secret society plot.
TDK is Batman vs the mob but also some anarchist clown trying to ruin Batman's day as Batman goes full Bush/Cheney war on terror domestic surveillance and also the plot makes no sense upon a rewatch or critical thought like most Nolan movies.
TDKR makes some kind of allusions to or commentary on such things as Occupy Wallstreet, the French Revolution even though it's the rich, city elite guy that saves the day and also despite Gotham needing him more than ever he says fuck it and fakes his death to go live off in France with his thief girlfriend and hands over the reigns to someone he's known like....a week because he's also an orphan. And actually environmentalists are the baddies. But also has Batman just not being able to get rid of a damn bomb.
There's not really a through line through the movies, Bruce isn't being Batman for good reasons and just quits over a woman, TWICE, abandoning his role both as a Wayne and as Batman in the city when he's feeling blue. Or happy. All he did as Batman was bring a bunch of chaos and superfreaks to the city and then abandoned it multiple times. However the movies aren't an exploration of such a topic, but instead all boil down to the good guy punching out the bad guy rah rah we did it yay the day is saved simplicity while pretending to be ambiguous or mature, an issue Nolan has with...like all of his work.
The only real connecting theme through the trilogy is that lefties are bad and only the rich hard right daddy can save you. Even at the time they were made as a reflection of the world, they were on the wrong side of things. Let alone 10-15 years later. This isn't even taking into consideration the poorly shot and edited action, questionable sound design, sloppy plot holes, and Nolan Batman actually being pretty stupid and falling into every trap set for him across 3 movies. Think of all the people of Gotham that lost their lives and suffered because of the Batman of the Nolan trilogy.
Didn't the punisher kill a bunch of cops?
I feel like there’s a lot dumber(Bat god, time bullet) things than Batman appearing at a crime scene. But I guess to each their own.It was the essence of a bullet, just fired backwards through time by Darkseid to close the loop. :karen
Well
Batman Begins is about a rich orphan who goes off to Asia to become a ninja and stop a psychiatrist in a burlap sack from giving the poors nightmare gas and also his sensei from blowing up the city in a centuries long secret society plot.
TDK is Batman vs the mob but also some anarchist clown trying to ruin Batman's day as Batman goes full Bush/Cheney war on terror domestic surveillance and also the plot makes no sense upon a rewatch or critical thought like most Nolan movies.
TDKR makes some kind of allusions to or commentary on such things as Occupy Wallstreet, the French Revolution even though it's the rich, city elite guy that saves the day and also despite Gotham needing him more than ever he says fuck it and fakes his death to go live off in France with his thief girlfriend and hands over the reigns to someone he's known like....a week because he's also an orphan. And actually environmentalists are the baddies. But also has Batman just not being able to get rid of a damn bomb.
There's not really a through line through the movies, Bruce isn't being Batman for good reasons and just quits over a woman, TWICE, abandoning his role both as a Wayne and as Batman in the city when he's feeling blue. Or happy. All he did as Batman was bring a bunch of chaos and superfreaks to the city and then abandoned it multiple times. However the movies aren't an exploration of such a topic, but instead all boil down to the good guy punching out the bad guy rah rah we did it yay the day is saved simplicity while pretending to be ambiguous or mature, an issue Nolan has with...like all of his work.
The only real connecting theme through the trilogy is that lefties are bad and only the rich hard right daddy can save you. Even at the time they were made as a reflection of the world, they were on the wrong side of things. Let alone 10-15 years later. This isn't even taking into consideration the poorly shot and edited action, questionable sound design, sloppy plot holes, and Nolan Batman actually being pretty stupid and falling into every trap set for him across 3 movies. Think of all the people of Gotham that lost their lives and suffered because of the Batman of the Nolan trilogy.
I mean by the logic I'm seeing here, I'm not sure how Batman is'nt stupid to you. I mean you're pretty much making fun of Batman showing up at a crime scene dressed as Batman...
That's literally what I'm doing. Why would batman be at a crime scene?
"Hi I'm batman, where is the criminal? dur"
I mean by the logic I'm seeing here, I'm not sure how Batman is'nt stupid to you. I mean you're pretty much making fun of Batman showing up at a crime scene dressed as Batman...
That's literally what I'm doing. Why would batman be at a crime scene?
"Hi I'm batman, where is the criminal? dur"
TDK has Batman show up at police headquarters and beat up the Joker in front of everyone.
I mean by the logic I'm seeing here, I'm not sure how Batman is'nt stupid to you. I mean you're pretty much making fun of Batman showing up at a crime scene dressed as Batman...
That's literally what I'm doing. Why would batman be at a crime scene?
"Hi I'm batman, where is the criminal? dur"
TDK has Batman show up at police headquarters and beat up the Joker in front of everyone.
foh?
You're saying something is going to be a disaster because in an edited trailer Batman walks up to Commissioner Gordan at a crime scene.
If you can't see how stupid that is, thats on you.
Batman in plain sight at a crime scene is dumb as fuck.
foh?
You're saying something is going to be a disaster because in an edited trailer Batman walks up to Commissioner Gordan at a crime scene.
If you can't see how stupid that is, thats on you.
Batman in plain sight at a crime scene is dumb as fuck.
Batman has been depicted as working with the Gotham City PD and is buddies with Commissioner Gordon. It just depends on who is writing the character.
I gotta agree with Cauli for once. It's kind of dumb that a vigilant justice hero is going to a crime-scene with the cops.
It's like the Punisher showing up.
(I got no problem with it personally, but...)
Batman being a vigilante who also has a relationship with the Police is one of the most recognizable aspects of the character.. him being called to crime scenes is probably controversial in the plot of the movie too.
I mean by the logic I'm seeing here, I'm not sure how Batman is'nt stupid to you. I mean you're pretty much making fun of Batman showing up at a crime scene dressed as Batman...
That's literally what I'm doing. Why would batman be at a crime scene?
"Hi I'm batman, where is the criminal? dur"
TDK has Batman show up at police headquarters and beat up the Joker in front of everyone.
The interrogation scene is dumb.
Batman being a vigilante who also has a relationship with the Police is one of the most recognizable aspects of the character.. him being called to crime scenes is probably controversial in the plot of the movie too.
Batman being a vigilante who also has a relationship with the Police is one of the most recognizable aspects of the character.. him being called to crime scenes is probably controversial in the plot of the movie too.
Look, Batman interrogating the joker as a surprise element isn't the same as him just hanging around a crime scene whilst cops move about.
OK, I never brought up that scene but what exactly is your argument here? Batman isn't a vigilante because he hates the police.. and the police in batman stories sometimes work with Batman..despite the fact he's a vigilante. You seem to think being invited to a crime scene is somehow too extreme in some way; in which way? That Batman would never agree to it or that the Police never would? I don't really see a logical argument for either considering the history of the character having a direct line to the Police Commissioner. Other times he's the enemy of the people and being hunted by the cops... that back and forth being a key aspect of the lore.
"I'm vengeance"
:lol
Everything else looks alright to me, but this
(https://i.imgur.com/kZihSyg.jpg)
looks so goofy.
Just cover her mouth, ffs, i get they're trying to recreate her OG mask, but they picked the dumbest looking skymask i've ever seen.
Or give her some goggles like she usually has anyways.
"I'm vengeance"
:lol
Woah, dude, Batman never said that before!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xbbpH-20ak
Oh wait.
Batman being a vigilante who also has a relationship with the Police is one of the most recognizable aspects of the character.. him being called to crime scenes is probably controversial in the plot of the movie too.
Look, Batman interrogating the joker as a surprise element isn't the same as him just hanging around a crime scene whilst cops move about.
Everything else looks alright to me, but this
(https://i.imgur.com/kZihSyg.jpg)
looks so goofy.
Just cover her mouth, ffs, i get they're trying to recreate her OG mask, but they picked the dumbest looking skymask i've ever seen.
Or give her some goggles like she usually has anyways.