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Scene From The Movie: "The Batman" (2022)
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• Original title: "The Batman"
• Release date: March 4, 2022
• Country: United States
• Director: Matt Reeves
• Genre: Superhero, Action, Crime, Drama, Romance
• Budget: $200 million
• IMDb: 8.0/10
When a sadistic serial killer begins murdering key political figures in Gotham, Batman is forced to investigate the city's hidden corruption and question his family's involvement.
Cast:
▶ Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne / Batman: A reclusive billionaire who obsessively protects Gotham City as a masked vigilante to cope with his traumatic past.
▶ Zoe Kravitz as Selina Kyle / Catwoman: A nightclub waitress, drug dealer, and cat burglar who meets Batman while searching for her missing roommate; her moral ambiguity challenges Batman's black-and-white view of good and evil.
▶ Paul Dano as Edward Nashton / Riddler: A forensic accountant who is inspired by Batman to become a serial killer who targets elite Gotham citizens and livestreams his crimes. He seeks to "unmask the truth" about Gotham, taunting Batman and law enforcement with riddles.
▶ Jeffrey Wright as James Gordon: An ally of Batman in the Gotham City Police Department (GCPD). He is the only GCPD officer whom Batman trusts, and they work together to solve the Riddler case.
▶ John Turturro as Carmine Falcone: A Gotham crime lord and Selina's father.
▶ Peter Sarsgaard as Gil Colson: Gotham's district attorney.
▶ Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth: Batman's butler and mentor, though they have a hostile relationship and rarely speak.
▶ Colin Farrell as Oswald "Oz" Cobblepot / Penguin: Falcone's chief lieutenant who operates the Iceberg Lounge, the nightclub where Selina works. He is not yet the crime kingpin he is depicted as in the comics, and dislikes being referred to as the Penguin.
The way he switches from pure childish frustration to cold antagonism when he realises Bruce hadn’t figured out his plan is just perfect.
Ikr
YEAH
You mean where he looks like a Wojack the entire time? Trash movie, sparkle batman sucks, woke commentary sucks, and wojack villain sucks. All of it is cringe
@@trollking6315lmao name checks out
Love the fact that Batman basically defeats the Riddler by calling him cringe.
Youre cringe man, not kek.
Thats not what happened. 1:01 the tables turn as we and the villain realize they won. His plans did go through and batman overlooked the biggest part of his plan because he was so focused on finding out who the Riddler was. Riddler just thought that he and batman were on the same side fighting against the 1% of Gotham not knowing Batman was one of them.
@@aerystargaryenii2565
Thanks, but the idea that Batman beat the Riddler by calling him cringe is funnier.
Bwahahaha
He literally is!! 😆 I tell everyone that but that being said this movie was trash
“You’re out of your god damn mind.”
He said, dressed like a bat
Takes one to know one
“Says the guy who’s mistaken Christmas Eve for Halloween”- The riddler (Arkham origins)
It's funny because scarecrow mentioned something like this in a comic issue.
🤣
😂
Funny how they both thought the other smarter than they were. Earlier in the scene Batman thinks Riddler has figured out that he's Bruce Wayne, but it turns out he was just randomly talking about Bruce. Meanwhile Riddler thinks Batman has figured out the full extent of his plan. I guess this goes to show that they deeply respect each other's mental abilities, regardless of what's happened between them.
Never thought about that. The dynamic shift in perspective with these two is amazing in this scene. Riddler looks into Batman eyes with admiration while he looks into Riddlers with disgust.
Welp. Never underestimate your opponent.
But wasn't Riddler suppose to hate batman? I always thought in his narcissism he always wanted to undermine Batman. Not being his fan.
@@Blade57331 I think you kinda see that transformation here
By the end he’s no longer a Batman Stan and he’s being condescending af
Did none of you guys watch the movie? The riddler knows his identity he just CHOOSES not to reveal it because of the admiration he has for Batman not bruce Wayne. In the scene before this when Batman is investigating his apartment, the riddler has a picture of bruce Wayne’s face and it says “I know the real you”. He 100% knows bruce Wayne is Batman
I love how Batman is so shocked he inspired the Riddler that he aggressively rejects him, almost like if he does it hard enough it’ll stop it being true after the fact.
he's just telling him what it is. He is! a pathetic psychopath begging for attention
Year 2 batman
its like he's in denial
@@PANZCAKE he's either in denial or he tries to brush it off like the riddler is just another crazy psychopath and he's not responsible for it. Like it's just another day in the neighborhood putting another crazy guy in Arkham Asylum.
This scene reminded me of Arkham City where Hugo tells Batman that he unintentionally created the Joker and other villains. They didn’t appear until Batman showed up.
Batman creating his villains is so comic accurate
true that
Not really. Batman only inspires them to come out into the open. Most of his enemies are the result of a horrendous upbringing.
The trial episode of BTAS debated this. It ultimately came to conclusion that while Batman may have inspired his enemies to adopt some ridiculous gimmick, they were all troubled individuals and were bound to snap eventually whether he appeared or not.
I wouldn't say "creating" I would say...turning them against him...Perfect!
You've never read a batman comic have you? If you had you would know that 95% of all the villains are NOT created by batman or inspired by him in any way.
I don't care what anyone else says, Paul Dano is such a brilliant actor, and he made the Riddler absolutely chilling.
He was perfect. He reminds me of Scorpio in Dirty Harry
@@castrodan4983 That's a great comparison.
I’m having the se7ven vibes here
Batman: what have you done?!
Mills: what’s in the box?!
@@Missjunebugfreak Thank you
@Eight Loco I know
One awesome thing I don’t see a lot of people mention is, since this is early in Batman’s career and we’re literally watching him meet Riddler for the first time, you literally *see* the switch in Riddler from “Batman fanboy” to “classic lifetime Batman enemy.” When he flips from freaking out to being calmly antagonistic (“I guess I gave you too much credit”), I get chills because he’s officially a villain with disdain for Batman and has slipped into classic Riddler mode. Awesome to watch
Agreed
I never thought of it like that and its unnerving when you take into account how quickly it took him to shift sides. One second he is a fan but the next he has nothing more than to see him despair
Especially when this explains WHY he's obsessed with Batman. He wants to be like him, but because of his actions, he has found himself as a villain, and his only way of coping with it is trying to prove he's better than the person he idolised for so long, and to prove to himself that Batman is NOT the hero he thought he was the entire time.
Atleast riddler respects him in some way
And in the comics riddler believes he’s so much smarter than Batman, and this is perfectly showing that, the line “I guess I have you too much credit” and “you mean you didn’t figure it out?” coupled with Batman’s rejection to him shows that he no longer sees Batman as super smart, and that he’s won
People don’t realize riddler is actually this psycho even more but all Batman villains are so iconic
I would say he is the second most psycho and also the second most brillant Batman Villain after Joker
What do you mean, "people don't realize"? You do understand that Riddler is a major Bat-rogue, right? People obviously know he's a psycho.
@@randallflagg3700 people don’t realize he is this psycho because not everyone is a hardcore Batman dick rider like you bub. I said they are iconic characters not worldwide famous either get your facts strait and get outta here with your bs
@@Berserk_96 Professor Pyg is even more insane than the Joker.
Not so much of a Psycho but his OCD(Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) Edward Nigma/Nashton is known to have this disorder and it's most likely why he started screaming when he realized he wasn't in control and his plan semi-failed.
Some have said it was creepy when Riddler sang but I honestly started cracking up. Not because Paul Dano was doing a bad job but because it reminds me of when a troll has the upper hand online.
He looks like a keyboard warrior who would comment something racist or extremely controversial, and once it gets a bunch of attention, he knows he's won.
It's sad trolls do act in this manner. It's kind of pathetic.
@@Samuraith2077 had one too many kids say that they ram rushed your mother on Xbox live?
"WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!?"
@@Samuraith2077 remember when trolls were actually funny?
I think the fact Paul Dano is over the top is why it’s so unnerving. Not because it’s so ridiculous and out of place (some found this scene funny) but because how relatable and real his craziness is. If you look at actual interrogations from the criminally insane and serial killers they are this unstable and weird. They don’t behave like how a normal person does, obviously otherwise they wouldn’t be classed in mentally insane.
Riddler shows this inner rage and it also shows how easily anyone can become just like him when you realise he’s just an angry orphan, just like Batman.
I agree. The Ave Maria singing thing was where I nearly cracked up in theaters but he seriously scared me at times.
bruh ts scene was so funny ion think I could ever take it seriously
I love the route they went through, he’s a stunted man, he never grew past the orphan boy who likes riddles
Lmao yep
@Unknown 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Its still crazy how this man literally managed to kill half a city
@@williammccormick2802 flooded it, killed the mayor, and that one fat cop dude, the DA
@@yomario1453 How many people died in the flooding? I assumed it was quite high, but not half the city.
@@williammccormick2802 im not sure tbh
@@yomario1453 Exactly. So I'd say it's a huge reach to say he killed half the city.
I’d say the main damage he caused would be destroying a shit load of buildings cause of the water he killed a lot of people yes but no where near half the city.
The Ave Maria part is hilarious, in an unnervingly way
Even more so when u realize he was literally planning to kill 99 percent of Gotham
That’s probably why it’s so effective.
When you meet genuinely crazy and weird people you laugh at them. And then you realise and wonder ‘is there something genuinely wrong with them or are they just playing a game?’
Is that why you sent that to me, General?
@@MythicalMX He probably wouldn't be able to kill 1% of Gotham with what he had planned.
@@speedyazi5029 often times, it's both.
Robert Pattinson absolutely proved me wrong as Batman but holy cow, Paul Dano went straight in there and not only delivered an epic performance but completely owned it as The Riddler. Top notch acting from both of these guys, loved every single of their scenes.
Lol
1:45
I love how he doesn’t even try to disguise his voice anymore. Bruce has invested so much into his Batman persona that he never invested barely anything into his personal life. He’s completely exhausted over his efforts in uncovering the city’s corruption and catching Riddler (especially after the attack on Alfred) and he’s lost control of both personas because of this.
Honestly, Riddler just eerily singing Ave Maria while Batman shouts "WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!" really got me so horrified. Matt really brought to life a Batman horror movie that we've waited to see. A dark ASF atmosphere, redefined characters, a story straight out of a Batman graphic novel, it's a perfect chemistry. And this film is the greatest test result
totally opposite for me I started laughing like crazy ts scene was so funny and it's actually trying to be serious which is even better
It's scary to see Batman angry.
The batman movie we deserved.
Horror and action combined
@@masonxmargiela6858 yeahhh thats on you. This scene is pretty chilling, your thought process is basically "haha yelling funny" despite what the scene is about
@@djspit8929 nah i understand what it’s trying to do but bro ain’t no way u took it seriously when bro started saying “NOOOOOOOO” like that 😂😭
The acting from Paul Dano and Robert Pattison is really top notch 👌👌👌 in this part 👏👏👏👏
Don’t forget the absolute scene stealing performance of Colin Farrell. (And those deleted Joker scenes were amazing as well).
Really just a terrific acting job from all involved
@Boxing Mind durr… my name is Boxing Mind and I’m a Nolan fanboy.
I feel threatened and personally insulted by any attempts to portray Batman in film that don’t feature Nolan, Bale, or Ledger.
To express my contempt, I leave comments nonstop on every Batman video not Nolan trilogy related to say how terrible the child like acting is. I have no life and clearly encompass LDE
@Boxing Mind nah it was great man. If you don't like it that's on you.
@Boxing Mind That's the point. The Riddler was meant to be a loser hiding behind the facade of a righteous vigilante
@@Toosii2times I am not THAT high on the Joker performance honestly. It's fine. But not a fan.
The way riddler reacts to what Batman says. Like his whole world was crushed. I can relate to that from when I was younger. It really drew me closer to the movie.
Relating to a criminal?
You have a problem with that?
@@MKL3165 yes, serial killer.
@@mingchenwei1978 Did you guy's actually read the comment? 😂 y'all need help 😂
@@mingchenwei1978 what I said had nothing to do with killing 🤣🤣
Paul Dano is the best character actor of his generation. He held his own against Day-Lewis in There will be blood. Needless to say more.
He was outstanding in this film.
absolutely. he will earn an Academy award for best actor rather sooner than later. he gives 200% into a role. plus he plays meek and mild disturbed soooo well.
Brilliant actor sadly underused
Lets not forget The Girl Next Door.
Did you see him play a young Brian Wilson (I forget the name of the movie), opposite John Cusack as his older self? Somehow he convinced as both the young Wilson, and a young & chubbier Cusack...
Loved him in Looper too... the guy who gets chopped up by the mob.
He was AJ's pal in The Sopranos back in the day too.
Paul Dano did such a fantastic job as The Ridder. This scene was absolutely chilling
it was groovy
😂
So lik3 Scorpio in Dirty Harry
“Oh you are really not as smart as I thought you were”
One of the top villain line delivery in live action🔥 Dano is such a brilliant actor!
He did fail at basic Spanish, I'm an Anglo and worked out that (((riddle)))!
do you know what annoys me? Heath Ledger and Joaquin Phoenix both won Oscars for their portrayal of the Joker and Paul Dano probably won't even receive a nomination. He was amazing as the Riddler.
He's ridiculous
@@stickyfingers4217 k
@@stickyfingers4217 whatever.
@@stickyfingers4217 ridiculously good.
I thought Paul Dano's performance was good but not Oscar worthy
0:00 - 0:09
Batman doesn’t believe in what Riddler was saying in this bit.
But after that climax and hearing one of Riddler’s goons say “I’m vengeance”?
He now sees the bigger picture.
I love how even though Riddler is in prison it's Batman who bangs the glasses like the prisoner
Not prison arkhama asylum mental institution
@@trivonnereid769 it's the same as prison lmao
@@trihermawan9553absolutely not
It’s cool that in both this movie and in The Dark Knight when Batman interrogates the villain, it ends with him testing Batman’s patience.
This scene reminds me heavily of The Dark Knight where Joker reveals that he's still in control despite being captured.
Yea, i feel like they wanted to do their own intense version of interrogation
Me having a sleepover with the boys and waking up with a sore leg: 1:39
ayoo
Pause
More like 00:32
@@seanwallcroft6272 I still like the creepy singing and the WHAT HAVE YOU DONE more
0:24 Riddler when he sees Batman googling the answer to his riddles
Not too many talk about the little "No!" and weird look Riddler shows through the window at 0:20 lol
I actually did notice that and you can see the clear disappointment in his eyes. Like everything is starting to crumble in his head
@@AdanRivasV yes exactly. Were he realised this isnt what he wanted to hear
He sounds like a Velociraptor hahaha
That no reminds me a lot of Netflix daredevil kingpin's expressions
Imagine what Batman would’ve done to him if he was in the same room
We really shouldn't talk about what would happen...
@@EEE-M1 why not
I imagine the joker scene 😂
@@Calcungruity same, except it would be “WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!?!?!?!” instead of “WHERE ARE THEY?!???!?!?!”
Considering how this Batman fights and beats goons
I am pretty sure Riddler would have been paralysed by now
Love how dano potraying riddler look almost like innocents man on the outside but psychopath on the inside
0:25 “A NOBODY!!!!”
Pattinson’s Rage there felt genuine and downright frightening. The Batman unleashing the monster concealed within him.
As well as Dano’s character’s look of pain and betrayal! They’re both so good!
He's like a combination of Jim Carrey's Riddler and Heath Ledger's Joker.
Don't ever insult Heath Ledger's Joker again
@@joscar062stop with the meatriding m8
It’s almost like Batman is looking at a mirror than seeing riddler through glass. Just two damaged orphans who were hurt by the evil and corruption of Gotham.
I get chills every time i see this scene. Ngl at first paul Dano singing came out of the blue but then I remembered in the prequel novel that was apart of the choir
bro this scene was so funny I literally did not find the riddler scary anymore in the movie after this
@@masonxmargiela6858 That implies you found Jim Carrey's riddler scary.
Paul Dano's is- without a doubt- one of the greatest supervillain portrayals on the big screen of all-time! He's right up there with the likes of both Heath Ledger's and Jack Nicholson's Jokers, Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin, Alfred Molina's Doc Ock, Josh Brolin's Thanos, Cillian Murphy's Scarecrow, Tom Hardy's Bane, Aaron Eckhart's Two-Face, and Danny DeVito's Penguin- amongst many others!
even ians palpatine?
@@fatherchris4004 I wouldn't really call Emperor Palpatine a SUPERVILLIAN, so I wouldn't count him in that list. That said, I'm still a VERY big fan of Ian McDiarmid's portrayal of Palpatine, and so I would still put him up there as one of the best villain portrayals in film regardless- even if it's not supervillains!
Jack Nicholson’s character was just a clown.
Legit one of the best scenes in this movie. So tense. So well acted. Uhg, 10/10.
Paul Dano’s acting here reminds me of Arkham Asylum when you defeat Riddler and he screams No as he’s arrested.
I was expecting paul dano riddler would accuse batman for "cheating"
Pattinson really channeled Bale's raspy voice in this movie
Agreed but at least we got a normal Batman voice in most of this flick
Bale: Where are they!?
Affleck: Why did you say that name!?
Pattinson: What have you done!?
@@robloxunspacecommand1935 Next actor: Dude, where's my car?
Yeah that's right
I didn't like this scene at first. I thought dano was over acting but now I understand. this was dope.
It got better over time
I thought this scene was better than the interrogation scene in TDK. I loved this scene since I saw it in theatres but like you said I think some people didn’t understand it. But once you get it, it is pretty chilling and horrifying.
@@larry2281 I don't know man TDK interrogation scene where the Joke discusses human nature and the reality of being a hero while the Joker gets pummeled by Batman is hard to top. The guessing game between the two in this one is pretty awesome as well and is probably the best scene in this film.
@@alexmoon478 it’s because health ledger is one of the best actors ever, such a good actor. Tbh the dark knight isn’t as good as this movie imo, as it’s carried really hard by the joker.
I love this Riddler cause he is actually an anti-hero. He targets criminals but because he isn't strong as batman or has the resources he plays with batman as a means to use and help batman unravel the corrupt criminals. This is the definition of Heros inspiring Villains but in this case, Riddler isn't a criminal, he is tired of corruption to the highest level that is never held accountable and that's what shocked Batman. Out of all Batman, I feel like this one acknowledges he had a part in creating Riddler.
Nah, still a villain but does edge on the anti villain side of things, hes right, Gotham is a fucking cesspool of crime and corruption from a decadent upper class, but with killing said upper class with no fair trial and attempting to use flood to kill the mayor without taking into account how many innocent civilians in the process with the survivors being shot up in the stadiums by his followers puts him squarely away from the antihero territory.
He planned and helped carry out a legit terrorist attack at the end of the movie that surely killed dozens of innocents. Ideology aside, he’s definitely a villain, regardless of what he hoped to accomplish.
He was gonna have one of the few good politicians in Gotham murdered because he believed all in power to be bad, definitely a villain
No one thinks there are a villain until they embrace the evil in their own view and call it their justice
He's a smarter version of Brian from The Dark Knight.
The iconic part that we’ve y’all waited : 0:27 - 0:33
A meme for the history books
Batman made a huge mistake by not pretending to agree with riddler. Interrogators pretend to side and agree with the suspect in order to make them spill as much info as possible.
Hes a rookie
Remember, it's year two of batman's vigilante, crime-fighting career
Yes but this Batman is dumb
Welcome to Matt Reeves' universe. Where the Riddler is scarier than the Joker *(which isn't bad.)* Paul Dano did it well.
The Riddler: having a mental breakdown
The Riddler 3 seconds later: aveeeee mariaaaaaa
After watching this scene, I don’t know who’s more terrifying, joker or riddler. The Batman was really awesome.
Riddler is a joke
This whole movie is a joke. Cringy as fxxk
@@shimrrajamaane4072 So is the Joker but that's why they call him that
TDK 2008: WHERE ARE THEY!!???
Batman 2022: WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!!!!????
TDKR: WHERE’S THE TRIGGER!!!????!?????
When you ask your mom for something and she says no: 0:32
I honestly feel like this is the closest we've gotten to a Batman horror film.
love what they’ve done with this riddler. love the way it’s so clear he’s genuinely messed up in the mind, even down to his self-soothing habits. love the implication that it’s Batman’s fault the villains are starting to exist even though he thinks he’s ultimately making things better. love this film.
This scene and when the bombs go off is so memorable, it has you coming back countless times
I was silent screaming during this scene and jumping up and down because PAUL DANO is EVERYTHING I had high expectations and he exceeded them by miles
Shut up
i love that Riddler here is just an unsettled person. i cant even believe that he is purely evil. im not trying to justify his actions and motives either, im just saying that his character is developed in a more interesting way here.
something i like about Batman villains too is even when we think they’ve lost, they’ve won.
Pattions Batman mannerisms I notice switch between Keaton and bale when he’s calm he sounds like Keaton but when he’s angry his voice gets all deep and raspy like bale does this is just something I noticed
I love how... off the riddler is. As if he knows what you are thinking. He knows how to act while looking like it’s sort of faux. As if to act while subtly acting. As an irony acting. Acting sad... mad... confused. While making you as an observer feel... as if he has something going on while never knowing his true intentions.
I love that "A NOBODY!!" With the eyes down, head forward. Just pure menace and disgust.
The way the riddler got under Batman’s skin is insane.
1:40 This scene was hilarious in the theatre cause it shows how truly insane riddler was mentally he was just “gone”
Both did incredible acting. When Paul does his psychotic mannerisms you can see Pattinson's subtle acting. Bruce has a tsunami of emotions in him, he is trying so hard to cover it still he couldn't stop some of the emotions from getting out. Even with that cowl, that facial movement. The acting masterclass from Pattinson.
I love Paul Dano.
Dano's Riddler is how Robin Williams's Riddler could've been if Carrey wasn't cast
@@castrodan4983 That movie was a shity mess from the beginning, it never could have been serious. I don’t blame Jim Carrey at all. And he made his character actually funny, unlike most of the jokes in that film.
I like to imagine black and blue and dead all over is a reference to the batmans og design from the comics and that weird old Batman movie
When I was sat there in the theatre, this scene had me the most on edge, because of Paul Dano's peformance. The fact he was so comedic made it so unsettling to me.
Finished the movie a few weeks ago and I gotta say it was one of the best Batman films. I also like dark knight as well, the theme song hits different and the storyline is running so smoothly
goddamn how long is that movie?
this is the most scarier and insane riddler i have seen , and its my favorite riddler
DOES HE KNOW?
No
HE KNOWS
Man, I love how they gave Riddler a bit of a win. At least in the sense that he did outsmart Batman. Even though he was caught and his guys failed to kill the mayor, Bruce almost failed to figure it out. Gives more of a threat for riddler
Therapist: “I’m glad you’ve gotten better. I think we really made some progress.”
*Credit card declines*
Therapist: 0:10
0:41 Something about the way he says that line reminds be of Riddler from The Arkham Games
I loved the way he said *EVERYTHING* LOL
Pattinson is amazing. Despite his mask, you can really see his fear and panic when he realizes he missed part of Riddlers plan and has something terrible waiting to happen
0:20 he keeps saying no and made me laugh 😆
I actually really like this Riddler is more of a 'Zodiac killer' average looking type rather than dressing him in crazy green question marks and being overly cartoonish. This Riddler was more realistic, and Paul Dano was great.
H3 was lik3 Scorpio in Dirty Harry.
This is possibly the greatest Batman movie ever.
he essentially beat Riddler by calling him cringe
Ah Paul Dano here we meet again. Such a treat after all those years of seeing There will be blood 🙏
I know Paul is suppose to be insane, but the whole shouting what he’s saying during the collar bomb and the “NOOOOO AAAAAHHH” and the “AVA MARIA” was just borderline Jim Carrey riddler.
Jim Carrey would have been perfect for this version of the Riddler. He has that perfect balance between hilarity and creepyness.
Batman: What have you done? What have you done?! WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!?!
Credit card is not accepted
Psychologist:
00:09
Lmao
and that is why you never meet your heroes..
poor riddler
lol
I think Batman’s worst fear more than the villains he fights is being the very reason they became villains in the first place.
“How could you say that” for some reason the calmness in his voice when he asked that, I just found it funny 😂😂😂
One of the best Superhero movies and best pure Batman movie of all time.
" Watch what ???? " 😭😭😭😭💀💀💀
people saying the movie its trash are childish like the riddler lol, they expect Batman to won always, while dude isn't perfect and it's human as well.
1:37
When Your Friend Nutted During November 30th
I really like Paul Dano as the riddler. Probably the best cast riddler ever.
that shot 1:58 is rellay great... the slow close up , the detail of dano and little of batmans back. musinc into it.. i just like it. im fan of camera creativity and here its top notch. look how dano´s head is just above the batmans shoulder and it highlights the darker tone of this moment + dano´s head in this moment captivates the thrill...
This scene REALLY gave me vibes from the best elements of Batman Forever. Such warm and fuzzy nostalgic feelings lol
How much you wanna bet Ridder in general enjoyed singing in that scene
I think the Riddler still won either way, because he killed the corrupt and Falcone and flooding the city and crime rate increased
I think that's why villains like this riddler and heath ledgers joker work so well as their plans won't be stopped if the batman catches them. As joker says its stupid for their whole plan to be based on them winning a fist fight with batman.
It's why i hate villains in movies that are just like "ha ha I'm evil and I'm stronger than you so I'm just going to risk all my plans on a fight with you"
Those villains are never really memorable because we know that the main villain is gonna lose so there never really feels like there's real stakes. As they b3at the villain and then everything goes back to the status quo immediately as the villain didn't really do anything except fight the hero
The Riddler out here looking like Evil Bubbles from the Trailer Park Boys
Riddler:what's black and blue and dead all over?
Batman:WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!?
he doesnt know
Does he know?
no
I actually really love how Robert's Batman seems caught off guard on occasion and in genuine shock by moments in the film, especially this scene. Many other Batmans are portrayed like he is ALWAYS a step ahead of the situation. This vulnerability really brings home the fact that he's just a man in a suit ultimately.
Should've called this scene "Reddit Mod's Revenge" 😂
I remember the first time seeing it, the moment he sang Ave Maria it felt like an OMG moment because there was something worse coming and we didn't know it yet. That was amazing story telling.
Love this scene when they come face to face together
does he know?
does he know?
This. Scene. Shook me. This didn't even feel like they were trying to make this scene serious, IT WAS THE PURE DEFINITION OF "SERIOUS". That absolute sheer range in both Pattinson and Dano is beyond what I could even compare.
This felt like a Batman Graphic Novel come to life, and it certainly felt like a Batman Graphic Novel. It's Dark asf, It's atmosphere is Morbid and Gritty asf, Batman is ACTUALLY TERRIFYING, and Riddler is a fucking deranged horror Villain. THIS, is how you do a GREAT Batman Movie.
This legit felt like a scene from the Batman Animated Series and a Graphic Novel.
10/10
Greatest Batman Movie Made.