Batman Begins (2005) - MOVIE REACTION - First Time Watching
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2022
- 🦇Welcome back to my channel🦇 In today's video I am watching BATMAN BEGINS (2005) which is one of a few Batman movies that I still haven't seen yet. Over my life span I have seen my fair share of Batman movies which I break down in the beginning of the video so be sure to check that out! I've loved Batman ever since I was a little girl so needless to say I am psyched to be watching this today! Without further ado, grab your chicki nuggies and choccy milk because we're jumping in! 💦
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I told you guys that I was going to start sprinkling in some superhero movies so I figured I'd start with my favorite and checkout Batman Begins! I've seen my fair share of Batman movies but there are still a few out there I haven't seen yet. Definitely listen to the intro where I breakdown all of the Batman movies I have already seen, helps give you some insight into what I already know about Batman😉I really enjoyed this movie so I hope you enjoy my reaction!🥰
Great start to your superhero movie journey on UA-cam
The person who killed batman's rents was just a normal street thug. In comic cannon he never became the joker. That only happened in the Michael Keaton Batman.
Awesome sauce
I really really did enjoy your reaction to Batman Begins lauren !!🥰👏👍
I'm Batman 🦇🦇🦇
So excited to see you soon reaction 2 other Batmans you have not seen yet my friend😇 You're saying you're gonna watch Adam west the Batman and lego Batman oh yeah Lauren♥️ Adam west is as my top favorite Batman and I still like all the other actors who play Batman !!!
Laureen, DC did a graphic novel around 2002 -- Batman chased a worldwide child-kidnapping ring all the way to Brazil-After a battle with the leaders, the place caught fire..He got all the kidnapped girls out, but left the slavers trapped inside to burn. And yep, Crane's always been a Psychiatrist since his first appearance in the comics. I loved this movie because it's the only one to really show how much strife and pain Bruce went through to become Batman.
The best in the trilogy by far. People don't know how hard is to get a good cinematic rhythm in a introductory story.
It's a masterpiece IMO. Storytelling as lyrical poetry.
This is actually my favorite live action Batman movie. Yes, more than Pattinson.
@@avace917 The Pattinson movie was forgettable. Good on first viewing, not with multiple viewings.
@@denniszenanywhere I only watched all the way through once. It just drags so much compared to everything else that I get bored easily trying a re-watch
"I feel like that's the first time we've ever really gotten to see Bruce go through training like that..." and that is what made this movie interesting. It answered that and the question of "where does he get those wonderful toys?"
Joker killing Bruce's parents in Batman 1989 was one of the (many) flaws in that movie.
From 1939 to 1989, it was always Joe Chill who killed them. The story changed slightly, from being a random mugging gone bad (like in this movie) to a mob hit (like in Gotham) but it's always been Joe Chill.. Tim Burton made too many small changes to the source material and it's kinda sad that many people think Joker "always" killed Bruce's parents when the only piece of media that tells the story that way is Burton's Batman.
Not quite the only - Batman the Animated Series hints - ONLY hints - that Joker might've been his parents murderer. And ONLY because at least in the first season, BTAS was meant to be a spin-off or tie-in to the first two Batman movies. (Most visible in the design of the Penguin).
BUT - they distanced from that idea or let the references fade as Batman and the other DCAU shows went on and Tim Burton left the movie universe of the 90s. By the time the New Batman Adventures in 1997-1999 aired, it's likely that Joker murdering his parents in the DCAU was no longer canon.
Thanks,I was about to comment that but I always feel like a dick correcting someone. You did it the right way
Lauren's excitement is medicine for my soul.
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@@LoveLaurenn love your videos the best reactions 🤣 more....
@@LoveLaurenn Have u seen The Batman yet? If u haven’t it is sooo so good. I definitely recommend it, it’s supposed to be Batman only in his 2nd year carry as The Batman
In the original comics, it was Joe Chill who killed his parents like in this movie. There was a story in the comics where Batman came across Joe Chill years after working as Batman that was one of my favorites as a kid. Batman hits deep sometimes LOL
The Dark Knight is the most celebrated film in the Dark Knight trilogy, but this movie is every bit as good as its sequel. The more realistic world isn't for every Batman fan, but it stays true to the characters and atmosphere of the comic books for the most part. I saw this in the theatre with my dad when I was a kid, and I remember the two of us, along with the rest of the audience, getting super excited after that end scene with the Joker card
You're definitely going to love The LEGO Batman Movie. It's pretty much BoJack Horseman doing Batman cosplay lmao
To answer your question in the description of the video, my favorite Batman movie is Mask of the Phantasm.
P.S. This is a new contender for my favorite LoveLaurenn movie reaction. I was into it from start to finish
TDK is celebrated mostly for Heath Ledger's Joker. All time epic character and performance. The rest is awkward, with Rachel and Dent not really making sense, and Dent's psycho change. Begins and Rises are both better _movies_
I agree,Rises is more of a sequel to this one anyway. Someone could watch those 2 and not miss much. Except Joker of course,best villain performance of any movie imo
Dark Knight is iconic, but Batman Begins will always be my favorite. His character was a shock to Gotham's system, and almost came across as a myth, a spook, or even something out of a horror film. Nolan's grounded take on Batman was a refreshing take, and set the next two films up perfectly.
Glad you enjoyed 🤘🎅🤘
You have to be a truly exceptional film to undo the damage a franchise-killer like Batman and Robin does and get people interested again. See also: Casino Royale and X-Men: First Class.
All three of the Christopher Nolan films are great.
The random guy, Joe Chill, is the killer of Bruce's parents in ALL Batman media. In Batman 89, there were two guys; the Joker fired the gun but the other guy, identified as Joe Chill in the novelization, grabbed the pearls. Joker's inclusion in the deaths was meant to make the fight between Batman & Joker more personal. Also, Batman in original comics, DID kill criminals, he was originally a Pulp Action Hero before a Superhero, that's why in Batman 89, Batman Returns and Batman Forever, he didn't have a problem putting criminals in positions to die or be killed. He only stopped killing in comics because of the Comics Code Authority. Also, in Batman Begins the novelization, the body of Ra's Al Ghul was not found, implying he survived.
No. In Batman 89, the Joker and his number 1 "Bob" killed Bruce's parents.
@@FreeOpenTruth Sorry, but that wasn't the same guy. That WAS Joe Chill.
The way I saw it, the killing of the parents were not random but an ordered hit by Falcone (actually by Ra’s al Ghul), made to look like a random killing, to take out Bruce’s father because he delayed the destruction of Gotham.
The Batmobile (Tumbler) is in fact an actual vehicle specially built for the movie. There were seven built for the film's production. In Chicago when they were filming they would have several of them parked on Lower Wacker Drive for some of the daytime scenes. Most of the action took place at night when it came to the Batmobile. so you would hear lots of loud explosions and vehicle crashes happening into the wee hours of the morning.
Jay Leno owns one and there is a UA-cam video of him talking about it and taking it for a spin in the neighborhood.
"I Wonder What He Just Inhaled"
It was that flower that Ducard had Bruce bring with him to the League's Temple
What a mentor to have. Ras Al Ghul will kick your ass for breakfast, give you seconds for lunch and make you say thank you for dinner.
What a way to portray the breaking down of Bruce Wayne and then the build up into the Dark Knight.
Lifelong Batman fan here who grew up reading the comics! Batman is one of the oldest comic book heroes, the first comic featuring him came out in the 1940's, and over time he has gone through numerous iterations. In the original 1940's comics, he was a dark, brooding, tortured vigilante loner -- as you'd imagine he would be after watching his parents die. Originally, he was the anti-Superman: not a villain, but not the pure and saintly Christ figure that Superman always was. Superman took criminals to jail with a smile and a wave, while Batman savagely beat them up first, then took them to jail with a scowl on his face. As the comics progressed over the decades, he became a little less dark and a little less of a loner, eventually teaming up with Robin and Batgirl. This probably was a reflection of the times; the generation that won World War Two preferred more noble heroes to dark brooding ones. By the 1960's TV series and the 1966 movie starring Adam West, he became campy and lighthearted, and teamed up with Robin in what was basically a comedy series.
By the 1970's, when he joined the "Justice League," the comic book Batman had lost his dark side and became a straight-up good guy hero with a regular personality. But by the 1980s, his popularity plummeted, probably also a reflection of the times -- the 1970s saw Watergate, stagflation, political chaos, etc., so the idea of a noble hero became less appealing.
So, in the late 1980s, DC comics re-booted him as the "Dark Knight" with the idea of taking him back to his roots as a tortured loner. It was in this version that Raas Al Ghul and Lucius Fox were introduced as his mentors -- in the prior versions, they just skipped over his youth and his training and how he acquired his weapons. In this iteration, in one of the most famous comic books ever written, that darker version of the hero actually kills his long-time nemesis the Joker (he locks him in an abandoned concrete underground sewer with no food or water, and walks away). That comic was legendary but also incredibly controversial, so in the Tim Burton version (starring Michael Keaton) and the Christopher Nolan version (the one you just watched), they kept the tortured "Dark Knight" idea but without the murder -- but, as you observed, he comes very close to murder with Raas Al Ghul.
Interestingly, the first 1989 Tim Burton Batman stuck with the tortured loner theme, but by the fourth movie of that series (with George Clooney as Batman and Joel Schumacher as the director), the series weirdly got away from the "Dark Knight" and fell back into the campy comedic 1960's-era Batman, complete with Robin -- which is why most true fans like me pretend that those movies don't exist and were so grateful when Christopher Nolan rebooted it again with his version.
The Joker has always been Batman's main nemesis; from the beginning he was supposed to be a distorted mirror to Batman: a clown-faced joke-cracking villain fighting the dark, brooding vigilante hero in black who rarely talked. But originally, he was not the person who killed Batman's parents; Tim Burton introduced that idea in his 1989 movie as a plot twist.
I'm pretty sure it was KGBeast that Batman locked up and not the Joker, but I could be wrong. Also the Schumacher films have their flaws, but being campy isn't one of them. I'll still defend Batman Forever as a good movie.
Before Christian Bale was cast as The Dark Knight, Joshua Jackson, Keanu Reeves, David Boreanaz, Eion Bailey, Hugh Dancy, Billy Crudup, Josh Brolin, Cillian Murphy, Heath Ledger, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Josh Hartnett were considered.
Kurt Russell, Dennis Quaid and Chris Cooper were considered for Jim Gordon.
Marilyn Manson, Ewan McGregor, Christopher Eccleston, and Jeremy Davies were considered for Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow.
Rachel McAdams, Claire Danes, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Reese Witherspoon, and Emily Blunt were considered for Rachel Dawes.
Viggo Mortenson, Guy Pearce, and Daniel Day Lewis were considered for Ra's Al Ghul.
Wolfgang Petersen RIP, JJ Abrams, Darren Aronofsky, The Wachowskis, and David Fincher were considered for directing.
Idk why it's always surprising when folks haven't seen these movies but I love their first reactions! 😁
Johnathon Crane, AKA Scarecrow, was a Professor of Psychology in the comics. He worked deeply with fears and phobias. Eventually he created his fear toxin to exploit people's fears.
And THEN, he became a yellow lantern...
It's kind of ridiculous how many of Batman's Rogues have doctorates or postgrad degrees in STEM fields... Dr Johnathon Crane, Dr Harleen Quinzel, Dr Victor Fries, Dr Pamela Isley, Dr Kurt Langstrom, Dr Thomas Elliott. Even Riddler and Two Face have postgrad degrees in Computer Sciences and Law respectively.
Fun Fact:Sam Hamm who wrote Batman 1989 also created Henri Ducard,Ra`s alias in this film who was a different villain in The Comics although there are different alternate universes(Elseworlds)of DC in which Ra`s helped train Batman like in this film but their different views on redemption ,killing vs. not killing,industrial civilization and criminality drove a rift between them.
I love that breakdown of the Batman movies you've seen, and I'm loving the movie reaction so far! Christopher Nolan did for Batman what Richard Donner did for Superman.
Great reaction, Laurenn. The three Nolan films are really good, I do agree with you about how Batman reacted to not saving Ra's al Ghul, very out of character.
In the original Batman timeline in the comics, Scarecrow a.k.a. Dr Jonathan Crane was a Psychology teacher, he was mocked by his colleagues, one day whilst teaching he produced a gun in the classroom and said to the class that they know that it can do harm but you don't really fear it until it's fired so, he let it off in the classroom to prove his point, for this he lost his job, unable to get another position he turned to crime using the Scarecrow alias and using his fear compound to make his crimes easy. In the original comics again, Joe Chill killed Bruce Wayne's parents, which was made to look like a hold up, Batman later found out that Chill was employed by crime boss Lou Moxon to kill Thomas Wayne, Bruce's father, because he was going to testify against him in Court. Later on in the comic book 'The Killing Joke' it was changed to Jack Napier who later became The Joker. I hope that this helps explain it.
Then if you knew the character like you claim to you know that batman has killed before in the past directly and indirectly so get off your high horse for this crap.
@@jlhanlon1980I wasn't on 'my high horse' as you put it, I was explaining a bit of the history to help Laurenn understand better, I'm sorry that you seem to have a problem with that, I don't know why.
I don't claim, I do know the character very well, I've been a fan of the comics since the '60s through to present day, I have every issue of Batman, Detective Comics, Brave and The Bold and World's Finest on disc. It's not crap, yes, he has killed in the past particularly in the beginning of his career, then the writers changed the character moved him from New York to Gotham, and made up his no killing rule, the films have played 'fast and loose' with this. He even used guns in his early days, but what I was getting at is how the character was supposed to behave at this time.
As it's Christmas I'm asking my fave casters to consider these which nobody is FTWing !
1. Heat - Michael Mann directs Robert de Nero and Al Pacino in taught criminal thriller with Val Kilmer. Best ever gunfight in cinema. Top 3 of mine !
2. Point Break - Why has nobody done this yet ? Keanu, Patrick Swawze and a scenery chewing Gary Busey - you LOOOOVE Keanu !
3. Copland - Stallone in a non action role from James (Logan) Mangold - Harvey Kietel, Robert de Nero and Ray Liotta. EPIC ! - You LOOOOVE Stallone !
4. King of New York - gritty 80s crime thriller - the best ever Walken performance with Wesley Snipes, Lawrence Fishburne, David Caruso and Steve Buscemi (this would be right up your alley Lauren !)
Ha... I love Bojack too !
I've seen a couple of reactors do Heat, but not many. I've only seen one reaction to Point Break, and I don't think I've seen any reactions to the other two. But to be fair, I may have just forgotten them since I haven't seen either of those, so I would have skipped reactions to them.
@@BubblyRainbows Another great one would be Devil's Advocate. I remember watching that on VHS with a room full of girlies and they were squealing !
I remember seeing this in the cinema in 2005 and I can tell you when Batman made his first appearance in the film the audience cheered so loudly. Same goes when the audience saw the Joker card.
On another note I recently saw Batman Returns at a special screening at my local multiplex. It was awesome as Keaton is my favourite.
Of all the Batman movies, IMO, this has the best origin story since it traces the moment Bruce Wayne decided to become Batman.
Great reaction love. The best part of this trilogy is the exposition. I LOVE how it explains Bruce's ability to do what he does. Not just make it seem like magic. Much love and keep on keepin on J.
The Dark Knight Trilogy, without a doubt, is one of the most legendary and beloved superhero trilogies of ALL TIME. Seeing you react to these films, and hopefully more Batman films you react to in time, really warms up my heart as a Bat-fan. Oh and one more thing....
INSTA-SUB!!!!!
Almost like a dark, gritty indie movie that happens to be about an iconic comic book hero. Nolan struck gold here, then doubled and tripled it ☺️
Awesome reaction as always, sorry that I'll be missing the live stream again.
Happy Holidays 🦂❄️🎉🎄
Holy Batground Lauren! Props to your Batman background! 👍
I highly recommend the 60's Batman with Adam West. The movie is a good overview, but the show is worth seeking out for some incredibly campy and colorful Batfun too. It may even heighten your enjoyment of Batman & Robin (if you don't already 😅).
When you do watch Batman vs Superman watch the unrated/ultimate version and go into the movie knowing that Batman DOES kill occasionally in it. Everyone hated that but I didn't mind, he's killed in the comics an awful lot. Love that movie
Yeah, just remember that Snyder's take on Batman is heavily influenced by Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns. An older, grizzled veteran Batman who has lost some of that hope and now exists to punish the criminals of Gotham instead of inspiring its citizens.
The canon backstory by the comic is that the killer of his parents was a random criminal.
The origin is closer to the comics. Burton is the one who came up with the Joker thing. But in almost all adaptations it was a very low level street thug named Joe Chill.
Every time I go to a store, I see the Batman The Animated Series complete box set on Blu-Ray. One of these days, I'm going to buy it.
RIP Kevin Conroy.
New intro,new reaction,new Batman....I would recommend The Dark Knight Returns parts 1&2 animation. Voiced by RoboCop himself Peter Weller
Hey Lauren, before watching Batman vs Superman, you should watch Man Of Steel first, that'll give you some backstory of what transpired before Batman vs Superman
Man, I don't think I've ever watched a reaction where the person so fully enjoyed a particular movie, based mostly on your familiarity with the franchise, but without seeing Begins first. Def was the catalyst for your excitement. But you need to know that this was crack for us youtube reaction watchers, Lauren. So many fake that enthusiasm but you never do, which is awesome. Keep it up. 🤛
Via Comics, Joe Chill (the guy in this movie) is the guy who killed the Waynes. As with pretty much all things Batman, there is about 900 different variations on each backstory - in some versions he's just a hood that was trying to get money for food....in other versions he's a hitman hired by the Falcone family ....and i'm pretty sure there is a version where he's doing the hit for the Court of Owls. With Batman, there's never like a single definitive answer to much of anything, since the stories get retold/rewritten to fit whatever story whatever writer is telling.....but it's always been Joe Chill (except in the 89 Batman, where it's Jack Napier, and on Gotham (Matches Malone) and the Joker movie (where it's just a random clown)
The scene where Bruce is kicked out of the bar and then changes coat with a bum is freaking hilarious because if it's absurdity
>changes coat
>says everyone is going to look for him
>refuses to elaborate
>for some reason runs away
>no one is looking for him in the end
Hi Laurenn! Great job on this one! Your reaction knowing what you know, was priceless. What with your excitement and all. You'll need to rewatch the others to catch more things you might not remember. Especially, in Batman rises, they tie up so many loose ends. It was fascinating why Batman let Raz supposedly die. But, if you go back to the original comics and animations of the Dark Knight, Batman always seemed to be very dark and sometimes really did have to do what was right in order to stop the killlings. It seems unlike him and your right except for those times that his rage, frustrations, and his training showed him how dark people will get. I like that about him! Thanks again...
Love your enthusiasm Laurenn :)
"I don't know, I swear to God!"
"SWEAR TO ME!"
😳
Such good writing! 👍
So happy you are adding more superhero movies. You reactions are priceless and beyond entertaining. Even if I have already seen the movie a million times it's always better watching again with you. Much love from San Diego!🥰👍🏾👍🏾
Damn! This is the first time I realized they had MF falling thru the ice in Batman Begins AND The Dark Knight Rises! I guess they emphasize it by having TDKR begin with the Bat symbol in the cracked ice...
Great review as always. Here's hoping when you do Batman v Superman you'll do the extended version of it. It's a much better version than the theatrical version.Hope you have a Merry Christmas and a great New Year.
Great reaction! I'm sad that you've seen The Dark Knight though, since it is my favorite superhero movie of all time and I love seeing other people experience it for the first time. Still, I'm here for any and all Batman reactions!
Happy Holidays to you, Lauren! I hope it's the best holiday it can possibly be!
P.S., two great movies that don't get much attention from reactors are Kuffs (with Christian Slater) and The Abyss (a tense and amazing James Cameron movie). I hope you'll consider reacting to them one day!
The original Batman from the comics absolutely killed people. He even used guns. 🦇
Laurenn hasn't seen "Mask of the Phantasm."
Inconceivable!
Joe Chill killing the Waynes is the actual comic book version. Tim Burton changed it in his film to bring the Batman/Joker story full circle. Who created whom?
The Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy has the best music, the music kicks in at just the right moments that makes you go "HELL YES".
-I never said thank you,
+And you'll never have to...
Chills everytime
Nice review, Laurenn! Love Liam Neeson in this!🦇🌃👊
Fantastic reaction Lauren
I went on my first date to Batman 1989 when I was in Grade 7.
I remember my date and I were both very nervous as I spilt our drinks and she split the popcorn. Fortunately the theater was nice enough to replace it all for free.
I was a little disappointed you watched The Dark Knight before
this. Batman Begins provides necessary contexted.
However I'm so glad you watched it now.
I'v watched your channel since the beginning and noticed you are good a picking up on the nuances or reading between the lines when it comes to a characters behavior or situations in scenes.
You don't just take a character behaviors at face value or make assumptions. You seem to pick up on clues. That's a good.
Unfortunately another person recently reacted to The Dark Knight before watching this movie.
It was a mistake for that person because they made several terrible assumptions about Bruce's behavior and other characters because they didn't have the context from Batman Begins or your ability to read between the lines.
This person didn't seem to understand that Bruce's arrogant playboy behavior/Him appearing to show off or bragging about something was simply part of his cover to protect his identity as Batman.
I really like in the Nolan version of Batman how Batman tells everyone he’s Batman without actually saying who he is.
Well, when Bruce denied to be a executer and burned down the temple, surely killed the thieve with Ra's al ghul and some apprentices with that fire, so... he seems pretty murderer to me 😅😅
Your smile is really contagious. I was smiling the whole video.
In the comics, Henri Ducard was a French mercenary Bruce Wayne worked with in his early training years. They separated because Bruce disagreed with Ducard's willingness to "get dirty" and kill people. (But in this movie, "Ducard" is just an alias for Ra's al Ghul)
Hey Lauren, what happens when you toss in Ras Al Ghoul and a lifetime of trauma to produce the Batman legend, the Batman ideology. Great approach by Chris Nolan. As Bruce says, "My anger outweighs my guilt."
You were so right, the actor that played the boy on the balcony that sees Batman up close is in fact Jack Gleeson, the same actor who plays Joffrey in Game Of Thrones!
The murder of Bruce's parents by a mugger named Joe Chill was part of his comic book backstory. Joker's involvement was a retcon for the 1989 movie.
About letting Ras die - as beloved as this movie is, that moment has been a little controversial. The no-killing rule for Batman has never been consistent. He carried a gun in the earliest comics. When comic book violence was cracked down on in the 50s, a lot of things changed for a couple decades. In the comics, though overall, he rarely kills unless there is no other choice for the most part. He definitely wanted to avoid it within his moral code. The Keaton Batman killed a number of people LOL People sometimes forget that until they revisit those. The Affleck Batman used lethal weaponry quite a bit as well. The Batman Animated Series doubled down on the no killing for a number of reasons. This movie series and the new The Batman definitely get closest to Batman's comic book moral code within the live action films. I love Batman (1989), but it's weird revisiting the Keaton movies and realizing how much murder Batman committed in them LOL Back to the original question though, I think him not saving "immortal" Ras was always intended to be used later in some way - his return in the form of his daughter essentially in The Dark Knight Rises, if that makes sense. Sorry for getting long winded LOL
There is this thing you totally forgot and didn't even mention.
This is more than Batman. This is more than the comics.
This is a Nolan movie. This is NolanVerse.
Kinda knew you'd like this movie Lauren. Kinda hard not too. Great video as always. I still LoveLaurenn. LOL!
👋Lauren. Thanks for your reaction. Like you are excited to watch it
LAURENN REACTING TO A BATMAN MOVIE WOOOOOOOOO
Always a highlight to watch your reaction's, my personal favourites were always the two Tim Burton Batman movies with Michael Keaton, Jack Nicholson as Joker was amazing. That trilogy comes pretty close and brought back the Batman hype, especially with the second part. Two of my favourite actors were also in this trilogy Gary Oldman show's how good he is no matter what he does in a movie and the outstanding Michael Caine of course.
The trilogy brought back what Batman lost when Tim Burton left after Batman returns.
You gotta love the Tumbler Batmobile. Hummborghini ftw.
14:02
Ras: Gotham must die
Lauren : 🙄
😂😂
One thing that I loved the latest comic lore in Batman, that he actually forgave Joe Chill for killing his parents. He was even visiting Joe when he was dying due to his age, and in his funeral too. That shows the power of forgiveness and how it made Bruce a much bigger and a better man.
Batman in the original comics was not afraid to take a life; He flew his 'Bat plane' while a guy was hanging to it by his neck.
The 'Not take a life' happened much later.
Fun Fact:Richard Brake(Joe Chill)and Christian Bale(Bruce Wayne/Batman) were both born in Wales though Christian grew up in South London,England with his family.
21:40 Not Batarangs. Bat-Shurikens! (cue maniacal laughter...)
24:44 "Murciélago" means "Bat" in Spanish 😉
32:39 OK, THAT'S going in the intro!
When the Dean found out about Crane's work, Crane had his funding pulled and he was fired on the spot.
"Is that what they call cave diving? Spelunking?"
Looks like someone never played Where In The World Is Carmen Santiago when they were young.
I love you just wonderful real genuine reactions.
By far my favorite Batman movie out of them all.
First time I saw this, in the Theatre in 2005, it took until the end credits to learn Oldman played Gordon. Excellent actor and he just melted into the role.
Thank you for another fantastic reaction you are the best 🥰🥰
Batman's origins have varied over the decades. The basics are mostly the same - young Bruce watches his parents get killed in front of him in an alley. However, some details change depending on the story and who wrote it. In some versions, the Waynes are killed by a mugger named Joe Chill. In other versions, the killer's identity is left unknown and remains a driving mystery in Batman's life. The Joker is only the killer in the '89 Tim Burton movie and virtually in no other Batman media. This is because while Sam Hamm was writing the script, a Hollywood writer's strike was looming. Hamm needed to finish the script in a hurry and had to quickly come up with the killer's identity, ultimately decided to have The Joker be the killer in a rather poetic twist.
And with the hair down again, love it !
Hey Laurenn, before reacting to Batman vs Superman, I highly recommend watching the Zack Snyder universe movies in chronological order for proper context...
1.) Man of Steel
2.) Batman vs Superman (Ultimate Edition)
3.) Wonder Woman
4.) Zack Snyder's Justice League
PS: Make sure you watch BvS - Ultimate Edition as WB forced Snyder to cut the runtime so they could run more showings in the theaters (but that's another story)
Lauren did you ever have the VHS box set of batman 89, batman returns, batman forever and batman and robin?
I *love* Rachel's response to the gun and the confession of the intent to murder Chill. It's what a friend would do.
This is not only my favorite Batman movie but one of my favorite movies of all time!
Crane became so bitter that he wanted revenge. Thus the birth of Scarecrow.
Hi Lauren hope you are having an great and awesome weekend ❤️
Lauren, Thomas and Martha Wayne always are killed by Falcone's man, including this one. Remember he was released to testify against Falcone? Even Jack Nicholson's was a Falcone's man, played by Jack Palance, but called Carl Grissom.
Murcielago means bat. So that's his daytime batmobile
You’ve probably already heard this, but the Waynes’ killer being a random guy is true to the comics. The 1989 film takes a little detour in the mythos. That is still my favorite, though!
It’s still a wonder that Christian Bale went from being severely malnourished in The Machinist to buff in Batman Begins.
The funny thing is he was too bulky to fit in the suit, so he had to lose some weight.
When Batman Begins came out and people watched that scene where her yelled,”Swear to ME!” it got people hyped for this Batman.
Batman didn't just allow him to die, he engineered the circumstances that led to Raz's death. He gave Gordon the keys, and obviously told him the plan.
So yeah, understandable to be confused at that one.
What a treat Happy hols everyone
Highly recommended "Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox." It's essentially a Flash and Batman team up film. Watched it day one and fell in love with it
Here`s the thing:Batman doesn`t kill but in extreme circumstances he will allow villains who have proven unusually dangerous and irredeemable like Ra`s to die.(Plus Ra`s in The Comics,Video Games and Cartoons is immortal so he always comes back.)
I saw this in the theater when it came out. The part when the camera pans around the city and we see Bats in silhouette against the city I yelled out, “they finally got it right.”
Best line of movie is towards the end .. Batman: “I’m going to kill you , but I don’t have to save you either “..
"That Looks Like That Kid Joffrey From 'Game Of Thrones' "
That's because it was Joffrey from "Game Of Thrones" in a much earlier role
Fav outfit!😍
I'm pretty sure it is not canon that the Joker kills Bruce Wayne's parents. That was Tim Burton's own idea, though I did like that twist in the Michael Keaton Batman. It made for a better movie, because you could then draw back on that in the scene where Bruce recognizes Jack Napier as the Joker because of the phrase he uses; "have you ever danced with the devil on the pale moonlight", or something like that.
IMO I feel it just turns Batman into any vengeance driven character, typical of any '80s movie around that time.
The BIGGEST plot hole in this movie is that the microwave emitter would vaporize the water in people's bodies too. The microwaves would excite the molecules of all water and not just open or running water. The people around that emitter when it turned on or in the near vicinity would be cooked from the inside out.
well if it is isn't my favorite gorgeous dark goth movie reactor :) hitting us with something also dark love this movie glad you're getting to the nolan trilogy Lauren, can't wait to see your reaction to these movies.
Lauren, there was going to be another Batman movie after Batman and Robin , and it would have the Scarecrow, who was a professor at a college, played by Frasier's brother from his tv show, and the Mad Hatter, Jervis Tetch, who can hypnotize people played by Martin Short , and Harley Quinn, played by Madonna