The Batman Chases The Penguin | The Batman | Max
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- In this scene from The Batman, Batman (Robert Pattinson) chases down the Penguin (Colin Farrell) in an epic race. The Batman is now streaming on Max.
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I'd rather pass a pineapple sized kidney stone urethrally
@@davidkartwright9003 mcu fanboy spotted. I have seen his past comments talking crap about DC.
@@satishpatil1198 are you vengeance? rofl
@@davidkartwright9003 I'm vengeance.
@@satishpatil1198 I’m a fan of marvel movies and I still love this movie and especially this scene
Kind of a shame this doesn't include the Batmobile revving up - that part was so freaking _loud_ in theaters - it did a great job of showing how this Batman uses fear and intimidation as a tool.
exactly
They want u to pay for it
Why is this movie so dark? Why not colorful, make funny punchlines while civilians getting killed by average villains?
@@fynkozari9271 Because that’s not the purpose of the movie. The magic behind this adaptation of Batman is the dark feel (literally and figuratively). Not everyone likes it but it allows for something new. Something that Batman desperately needed and what this movie gave.
@@fynkozari9271 say sike right now
I just realized this was the first Batman chase that involved actual heavy highway traffic. The other ones seemed like nobody was around in a big city.
True
It’s also the rare occasion of a car chase while it’s
raining.
Many car chases are either shot during the day, or at night under clear conditions
@@joshuasantana685 Batman Begins
@@t-wreckz2018 That car chase took place at night but it wasn’t raining and there were barely any cars around.
This scene took place at night, with rain, and heavy traffic. Even threw in a few 18 wheelers in the mix.
Which made this scene so realistic. I loved it.
The Penguin doesn’t know he’ll be doing this for at least 15 more years and I love it.
That look Penguin gives when he realizes Batman is just glaring at him as Penguin tries to shoot through his window is going to inform all of Penguin's actions concerning Batman going forward.
😂😂😂
I think he's had enough chasing by batman for the next 10 generations lol
What is really funny is that he is just some mafia boss, but pretty soon he is going to be competing in a world of other crime bosses who dress up as things like Clowns, or who have super powers.
what do you mean
The frame where Batman approached The Penguin upsidedown like... an actual bat.
PRICELESS
Ohh man...now I realize why the scene was upside down...thanks for the info didn't observe that
Hadn’t thought of that
😱
That makes so much more sense! I didn’t even think of that. Nice catch dude!
It was terrifying yet cute also like he's peeking in his car about to say "peekaboo!"
This actually felt like a real car chase, with both Penguin and Batman messing up and getting into crashes with other cars in traffic. It's messy but realistic. You can feel Batman's frustration as well as Penguins' frightened panic. In other movies, it's always perfectly choreographed, smooth driving. Here it felt like a true chase. Props to the crew and stunt coordinators.
This wasn’t realistic at all theres suddenly a ramp at the end for Batman to jump over
As great as this scene is, it’s definitely not realistic. Penguin break checks a semi and Batman suddenly finds a ramp to jump over lol, and there’s no chance that Penguin would come out of that crash unscathed irl
@@Phasmania Yeah it for sure isn’t much realistic but we can all agree it’s a fantastic scene
I wouldn't say realistic. I would say it is a different take on things we have already seen before. We've seen the batman chasing somebody in the batmobile, but we never got to see him having trouble with one commum car. Usually he was chasing heavily armored trucks and still doing everything right, meanwhile this batman has trouble chasing a single commum car
@@kingrobert7246 the ramp is from one of the fright trucks being knocked over
If you didn’t see this in theaters you missed out. This was the scene that kicked the movie into overdrive.
To be immersed in the combination of explosive sounds, Giacchino’s score, the raw aggressiveness of the revamped Batmobile and the whole ‘French Connection’ vibe of the scene itself.
One of the best chase scenes to be done in years…
I went to the theatre just for this chase sequence!
Well... This movie was pulled from all the theaters in my country. I guess I'll have to build my own in-house cinema to enjoy this movie in its full glory.
Those wheel-mounted cameras added so much towards making it feel visceral and intense
The revving nearly being loud enough to feel in your chest was awesome. The introduction of the bat mobile was amazing too. Tense scene where the Penguin is about to find Selina. You think Batman is gonna punch them away. Nope. LOUD REVVING INSTEAD
I agree, but they actually drove in real life to get this, reminds me of The Matrix highway chase.
I love how Batman is more or less completely in control here, the entire time, whereas Penguin is freaking out, yelling at other cars, and weaving back and forth.
My favorite is when Penguin shoots an entire clip into the window and Batman just stares him down the entire time. It’s not a question of IF he’ll catch you, it’s only a question of WHEN.
Plus the Batmobile is so damn cool. Nolan’s was an government-contracted project that required an entire R&D department, while this is a frankly insane armored-up muscle car with the equivalent of a jet engine in the back made by one dude in his basement. It’s scary not because it looks like a tank, but because the guy who made it is clearly unhinged, and he’s coming for YOU.
I"m hoping the next GTA Online update brings a version of that vehicle. In-game it's like a more heavily armored Duke of Death with the trunk fitted with a rocket motor from the Rocket Voltaic, then given the long suspension and off road tires of a trophy truck or desert raid vehicle, and then the car is given Amored Kuruma windows.
@@22steve5150 call it the “retro vigilante”
@@22steve5150 all that just to get blew up by that one idiot kid on the flying motorcycle.....oh wait new update is nearby.
Penguin seemed to drive and elude pretty well here. Batman lost him at least twice. This Batman was actually reckless until he learns control. At least that's what I see.
@@22steve5150 I have no idea what that lingo means, but as long as GTA keeps this sound on the car, then I'd be happy.
4:05 is definitely my favorite part, I can’t stop rewatching it. Batman’s frustration followed by the screech from the batmobile, to the first person view of it going up the ‘ramp’ gives me chills
Yes..I found from 4:00 is the best as it shows his ferocity in smashing those barrels, which leads perfectly to him revving up the ramp
4:23. My heart skips a beat and I get chills everytime I hear that engine.
Pattinson's Batman/Wayne in one movie is better than Christian Bale's in entire trilogy.
exactly, same!
@@chef2042 guess what? you can see his cape flapping!
I like how at moments, the Batmobile's engine sounds like a monster roaring in the distance. It definitely adds to the idea of Batman being seen more as a gothic entity than a guy in a bat costume.
It sounds like a very loud screeching bat.
@@gogogoooooooooo I was just about to say that
I was certain there was a lions growl dubbed in there too. It was incredible 😂😂
@@KC_Smooth until you learn its actually the sound of a bottle Rocket 😂..... srsly it actually is... if you watch the interview with Matt reeves
2:19 Just like that. When you hear that sound, you’re screwed.
I'm so glad I got to see this scene on the big screen. Truly one of the best theatre moments of all time.
Nah
@@kingrobert7246 Did I ask?
@@kingrobert7246 Dude stop hating every comment you see. If you dislike the movie, just go...
@@Gggmanlives ignore him man his dad left him and so did his wife
@@wolfpatrix7778 lol let him have this. It's all he has now.
Claiming this film is ok and that BvS is a better film? Lmfao he has to be less than 12 years old, or profoundly stupid. Maybe both.
Seeing this in imax at the "fans first" event was amazing. Surrounded by huge Batfans, hearing them cheer during this scene will be one of greatest movie experiences I will ever have.
I'm glad you enjoyed it but I would've absolutely hated cheering, ruining my goosebumps moment because I'm all into the scene and really in the moment with these kinds of hair raising escapes only to be distracted by yells and brought back into the real world. Really ruins the experience for me
0:43 I like how Batman doesnt try to drift back into the same lane as Penguin and immediately knows that he can turn left ahead and maintains his composure, really shows how fast Batman thinks.
The Batman >>> entire Dark Knight Trilogy and MCU (maybe except Punisher/ Daredevil)
@lickenhuntsman5338No way maybe for you but it is yet not the greatest. In terms of consistency joker is still the best. I absolutely loved it don't get me wrong for me it's better than dark knight trilogy in terms of world building and the dark vibes it has but the movie agree or not streched too much in end with really weak action. Whereas dark knight focussed on something else and AFC the Batman was only possible bcs dark knight became so iconic and unique. Meanwhile even MCU has amazing movies.
@@anonymous891The Batman did a lot better than the TDK trilogy did. Batman himself was better portrayed and wasn't overshadowed, Gotham City was an actual character like it's meant to be, the world building is better, the soundtrack is better, the fight scenes and choreography are better and that was just in one movie.
@@anonymous891The Batman didn't need the TDK trilogies success to become a reality because Batman has always been a successful IP. TDK fans will make up absolute bullsh*t to try and bring The Batman down even though it's way more accurate to the source material.
@@RyanG0899 i am not saying batman became popular bcs of dark knight but it was the first film to take a darker turn than most superhero commercial movies. And i didn't deny batman as good film it is great and yes batman in this one was perfect but i just said that for me its better than batman begins or perhaps rises but not better than dakr knight.
What a shame they cut out his engine starting. That was literally one of the most key parts of this scene in being so awesome showing how much power is in that vehicle
they do that so you pay for hbo max duh
Yeah bro wtf
Also the scene when Batman exists his vehicle with that perfect slowmo walk
@@Akshitguleria7 one of the best batman shots EVER
they show the entire chase scene but not the part the where the car starts up? HBO doesn't deserve to have the rights to such an awesome movie.
The cinematography is absolutely brilliant. Can't wait for the sequel to this masterpiece of a film.
Can only imagine what the sequel will look like.
Me too I was so excited when the news came out, definitely going to see that.
@The Black Reaper what a L opinion
@The Black Reaper masterpiece is subjective.. whats an example of masterpiece for you? Since this aint it.
@The Black Reaper lmao yep thats I meant, now give me an example
Is that a joker reference? Never seen it.
I love how this is shown mostly from the Penguins perspective, as it depicts Batman as this roaring spectre he cannot seem to escape.
The shot of the car flipping has so much momentum in it. Brilliant cinematography, leaving the camera attached to the rear of the car and letting the camera feel as if it’s gonna fly towards the accident. Really fills you with adrenaline. Master class.
This Film Is A Homage To David Fincher Films,The Main One Being Seven-But This Scene References Fight Club
There are way too many incredible shots of this scene to list, but the best ones for me are always the ones where the camera is attached to the moving subject.
The close-up shots from the rear wheels of the Batmobile, from the sides of it, and above the exhaust. All of it are so unique, it drops you straight into the action rather than you watching from above
100% this
Colin Farrell and Robert Pattinson are seriously talented actors. This scene proves how they push their craft in acting to another level. You aren't seeing them; you are seeing Batman and Penguin. That is some serious top grade acting. 👍
That’s not Batman. It’s a skinny emo in an emo suit in a regular car.
@@kingrobert7246 bro describing batman 💀
@@kingrobert7246 still not as skinny as as Bale’s batman.
@@kingrobert7246 That’s nice but No one cares😂
@@kingrobert7246 Aw, someone mad that Robert Pattinson got the role of Batman? 😘 If you can do a better job, go ahead sweet heart 😘
This scene will be iconic forever. In IMAX theatre it gave me chills, from engine ignition to the upside down walk by Battinson. Astonishing
I like how he let penguin stand there for 30 seconds when he could have got him there and then but instead he chooses to crash an entire highway and blow up an oil tanker killing loads of people. But yeah he’s the symbol of HOPE that the city needs hahahah
@@kingrobert7246 he wanted to scare him off since he was about to find Selena
Nah, what did it for me was when he bent to look at Penguin, upside down. Everybody just laughed, even through when Bats and Gordon interrogated Penguin.
@@whoisneezy I laughed too. Terrible scene. Not to mention the music wants to hype his slowmo walk up as terrifying but he didn’t even do anything to Penguin after he peaks in.
@@whoisneezy Yeah, some scenes that weren't supposed to be funny became unintentionally funny, because my theater laughed at some scenes that when I rewatched, weren't supposed to be funny, though the movie did have some intentionally funny moments.
0:32 is one of the most awesome combinations of music and audio I've seen in a movie. The hints of the BAS theme coupled with that engine growl 🔥
Can we all take a moment to appreciate how the drums in the background score perfectly set up Penguin smashing into traffic cones at 2:32
I really like Batman's growl at 4:05 followed up immediately by the scream of the jet turbine. Imo, it made it feel like the Batmobile was expressing Batman's rage and determination like it's an extension of him.
I noticed that sound of the jet turbine, and it reminded me of the scene where the batman meets the penguin earlier in the movie when they are sitting down at the club. The club music sounds like a remix of the batmobile jet turbine sound. Nice easter egg touch.
Now that’s what you call a chase.. nothing but pure aggression from the Bat-mobile. You could feel the fear from the Penguin. You know he’s scared when he calls the Batman a psycho.
Batman would never risk civilian casualties by driving in the opposite direction to catch a criminal. Behind him is a sea of flames and people burn alive. That's not Batman, that's a guy in a Halloween costume.
@@genki2705 he isn't batman yet he becomes batman at the end this is a angry guy in a bat costume hence the I'm vengeance part
what i loved about this chase scene is that it gave off Heat (1995) vibes.
@@naturallight9738 That movie is a classic, loved it. The roaring engine and tires screeching sounds exactly like that scene during the bank shoot out in Heat(1995) while the crew was trying to get away from Al Pacino’s character and his squad.
@@genki2705 he's vengeance, not batman
I love the sound design of the Batmobile. Race car sounds, mechanical slams and clicks, and the roaring of an engine built to be an unstoppable force on the roads. It reeks of power and unrelenting rage, like the Batmobile is an extension of Batman's own inner anger.
From start to finish this entire scene is brilliant. I love how perfectly it fits the penguin, he’s cocky until the moment he realizes he’s doomed then he runs for his life, throwing anyone into harms way just to save his life.
This movie was so good. Not even as just a Batman movie, it was a fantastic crime/thriller.
You look like the riddler
@@-EXP Asian Riddler
It was a mystery not thriller
batman is soposed to be the best private detective our there. He looses against a guy that works from his apartment and has sent pictures taken from there. If this was Batman, it would have lasted 10 minutes.
@@santiagoferrari1973 This is where his lack of experience plays its part
I love Farrell's acting in this scene. All the 'Come on!!!"'s felt so believable, like he would be scared and so full of adrenaline at the same time. Even his laugh at the end when he thinks he's got Batman is great.
Literally like you forget that’s not actually the penguin doing that who just naturally talks like that. It’s someone putting on all of those mannerisms, like the way he does the laugh after he says “I got you” is so impressive
I love how happy the penguin was and the look on his face when the batmobile comes flying through the flames 😆.
This is not a comic book movie, its a graphic novel inspired noir masterpiece!
I love how Batman's footsteps and the Batmobile are also characters in this movie. Hearing both of them make noise in surround-sound in the theater really makes you understand why criminals in Gotham fear him as vengeance. As the night.
That is why Batman is one of the best, the most popular and the most badarse superhero/detective of all time.
Thank you! Ive been saying that the sound of Batman's boots instills so much fear and with the Theater it made all the better
That gearshift at 0:54 is something else
We meet again. And yes I agree. This is probably the best film version of Batman yet
Eeyup.
The Batman Chase scene against the penguin was magnificent, beautiful, the soundtrack was amazing and the scene when Oswald sees Batman walking behind the iconic fire
Enough with the poetry
He was walking in front of the fire not behind it
@@kingrobert7246 if thats poetry to you then there might be no hope for you bro it looks like regular english to me
@@kingrobert7246 you are really hurt lmao get from under here lmao
@@kingrobert7246 really?
The sound design is incredible in this scene. One of the elements I noticed is that Penguin’s car sounds like it is at the very limit of it’s top end. Screaming the revs out in the red zone.
- While the Batmobile’s engine sounds deep, throaty, and nowhere close to trying too hard. Like it’s got much, much, MUCH more it could go in torque and power before it tops out.
It’s the automotive equivalent to “Do you even lift, bro?” 🤣
5 months has passed. But this addiction to this car chase is totally something else. I'm literally coming back to it once in a week..❤️
Every single shot was given so much calculation, from the angle they situate the camera to the positioning of the characters and vehicles. Also, people don't praise this movie's editing enough. Sooo good.
They do that on every movie
Yes matt Reeves is phenomenal
so much calculation that this scene leads to literally nothing other than Batman realizing Penguin is not the one the was looking for lol
blah blah blah- this film sucked
@@kellymulderino7156 blah blah blah no it didn’t
The look on Penguin’s face when he finds out Batman survived is priceless. It’s such a true sense of fear and I love it
When he peered through the drivers seat was the only time I actually saw Colin Farrell.
I loved that moment so much.
Just the realisation kicking in that if all of that won't kill or even stop him, then nothing he can do will.
@@dbsti3006 is Colin farell the actor or is it the penguins name?
@@eliasrodriguez1419 The actors name penguins name is Oswald cobblepot
@@JJS595 then who tf is Colin farrel?
This car chase looks & feels better than the recent Fast & Furious films in the last decade. 😝 The cinematography was well executed for a DC movie, gets my seal of approval. 👌👍😍
Probably one of the best car chase scenes I've ever seen.
You could feel the Batmobile revving up in theatres. The whole cinema was shaking. One of, if not the best, Batman chase scenes ever. Masterpiece
It had the same effect on our theatre as the very first atomic breath charge did in Godzilla (the newer). The quiet, the blue glow drawing your attention, then the build up to the reveal, then the...unleashing of the beast, lol. So good.
Don't forget the slow walk from the batmobile with the dramatic music.
The film was just about an 8/10 but I am a bit puzzled by people thinking it's a masterpiece. But yes it's a decent film, worth watching if you like that type of thing.
@@holliswilliams8426 Opinions differ, I thought this movie was fantastic: 10/10 for me. Watched Spider Man NWH and I didn’t like it at all, which to some people, it was a masterpiece. Not everyone’s cup of tea.
@@holliswilliams8426 what Erika above said
I just love how frustrated Batman gets during this scene. From his grunts to the yell, it kept me hooked and I loved the sound since it showed the rage a younger Batman would show vs the older one would suppress
oooo thats a good point
i lovr this scene, but i didnt understand why did the car stop for a while?
@@rifqiabid4795 which car? Penguins or Batman’s?
@@shifty25_ bat one
@@shifty25_ in the beginning u knw, it stops for a while
when the car flips at 4:30 I had literal chills. made me feel like I was in the car with cobblepot here. expertly shot scene 👌🏿
I like the way batman is portrayed, as a dark and lonely crime fighter. This phenomenal batmobile is terrifying. I saw this movie at the movies , this chase scene thrilled me.
When that engine first kicked on my seat was shaking. Awesome sound design and such a badass scene overall
Sure bot
4:03 I can't stop rewatching this part. Batman's rage can be felt in full force, his will is unstoppable. Love it!
What I noticed after rewatching this is how his growl isn't deep, how we expect Batman to sound after so many iterations.
Maybe it's because of the 'So that's what that feels like' bit from The Dark Knight Rises, but I just really like how Bruce doesn't think to be like/sound like Batman and you really hear his rage come through, as you say, in full force!
Oh totally. That's the growl of a guy who's either going to stop the madman, or die trying. Completely committed. It's my favourite batman moment from any movie
Go play fable nerd
@@mattgrandjambe2809 that game is a classic lol although I wonder what type of genius comment you would've left if I had a different pfp 💀
@@SheriffValentine it wasn't even that good?
This scene beats most of the fast and furious car chase’s. Everything about this scene is Amazing; the camera work, the music, the stakes , the acting, everything. Such a great movie
fast X will defeat this car chase by driving so fast that they will travel back into time and prevent the entire FF franchise from ever happening
@@theboss-by5gd HAHAHAHAHA THEHELL underrated comment af😭😭
Nothing beats family.
oh calm down there gunner. it wasnt that great. the movie was pretty bad all around
@@kellymulderino7156 OK Kelly...
I go back to the car chase scene every day. It’s a masterpiece.
This whole scene was awesomely intense, and it just really shows Batman as something the criminals fear; Robert Pattinson did pretty good as Batman, and I’m looking forward to the sequel.
Best scene of entire film, can’t even explain the goosebumps Everyone got when we first heard Batmobiles thrust.
I got chills watching this scene in theaters. Watched it 3 times and it was insane!
@@peruvianheat2053 It is insane. I am so buying it during lunch hour at work when the Blu Ray comes out then watching it when I get home.
i lovr this scene, but i didnt understand why did the car stop for a while?
Bro I watched the movie 3 times for this scene, especially when Batman revs the Batmobile for the first time and the entire theatre shook, can't get that feel anywhere else.
@@rifqiabid4795 false charge like a bull. Saying "run"
One of the most riveting scenes I have ever watched in the cinema, along with the opening monologue.
Saved you from seeing Tom Holland as Nate
Why is he chasing him though? He doesn’t need to at all and gets hardly any info from him 😂
@@anons000 He used to race cars, so it's clear he gets a thrill out of it!
@@anons000 he thinks Penguin is the rat. That’s why.
@@anons000 Plot-wise: he (wrongfully) thinks Penguin is the rat
Character/theme-wise: Batman's a crazy MF in this movie and is reckless asf, which plays into the arc he goes through
Miscellaneous: because it's a badass scene, might as well
That small amount of slowmo before the Batmobile hits the ground during that explosion👌🏾 chefs kiss
Michael Giacchino REALLY outdid himself on the score of this film! Without a doubt one of the best composers working today
What I love about this scene is that it showcases Batman’s will and determination, and his ability to truly inflict fear on his prey. I wish they’d shown his slow walk up to the Penguin’s car after he’d caught him.
the explosion killed at least 2 people
That slow walk is so stupid though, as it gives crooks plenty of time to flee the scene.
@@OtterloopB it was just for cinematography plus The Penguin was stuck.. he was upside down in a smashed car with his seatbelt on. PLUS Batman in this movie is supposed to push fear into the criminals. Slowly walking towards you with raging flames behind him as you lie upside unable to do anything is pretty scary when you're in Penguins place.
I agree that was the best part.
@@OtterloopB Do you even know why he walks so damn slow? And trust me…there’s a reason.
A masterful cinematic experience. The seats shaking in the theater during this scene was just straight chills. Made me feel like I was in the bat mobile.
Maybe that was just you being hungry
Favorite movie man!
yea i feel that too, watching it at HBO max doesnt capture the surround sound like in cinema
@@kingrobert7246 you’re hilarious
@@sergeyyakimov2160 He is.
The image of Batman walking out of the firestorm was spoiled by the trailers and yet it does not disappoint one bit.
Hands down one of the best car chase scenes of all time!
This scene is pure artistic genius. Loved every minute. The music, the shots, the hype, the acting.... Everything!!!
I wouldn’t go so far as to say genius
@@kingrobert7246 cant help but notice you safekeeping BVS on every comment, even tho i agree with some of ur statements
@@mynameismattfirered9276 BvS ultimate edition is one of the greatest movies I’ve ever watched and I’ve seen some good movies, yes it has a confusing plot and yes some parts were a little goofy but the fundamental themes of the movie are genius, Zack snyder is a genius. His version for Batman is the definitive maturing Batman that has been brutally shaped into a villain by society, and that’s what gives the interpretation so much potential
Amazing movie
@@kingrobert7246 Watch more films
I honestly love how terrified Penguin is in this scene because that's what Batman does,He instills fear onto his opponents and honestly if Batman were chasing me in the Batmobile I'd be terrified too.
ESPECIALLY with an entrance like that. That first sound was like something out of a nightmare and then the red glow in the shadows
Terrified is an understatement
I don't even think I'd be chased in the batmobile it starts up and I ether pass out from fear or go ask for a ride
He’s so scared that he actually laughs. I love that.
You know, I don't know why but this scene kind of makes me nostalgic of when Lightning Mcqueen first arrived in Radiator Springs in the first cars movie especially when Penguin bumps into all those traffic cones.
Somehow a Batman movie has produced a much better car chase scene than the Fast and Furious franchise has for their past 4 movies.
Man I love the sound of the batmoblie going at full speed. Means Batman is super pissed.
The way that Penguin-flip was filmed was so genius. You start with a wheel-mounted shot of penguin's car getting rammed by the batmobile, then the camera follows the wheel as it starts to fly into the air. Cut to Penguin's interior. You get the sense that he's rotating, but you aren't sure how severe it is. Cut to the wheel-mounted camera on the batmobile, as it swings around and reveals the highway to us, just before you see Penguin's spinning car drop into frame. The chase had a great way of building suspense and awe, even after an initial collision took place, such as with the semi trucks. Great stuff.
I feel like they did an insane job putting you in penguins position as soon as he starts flipping and everything. The way they shot everything with the angles and the timing was just crazy realistic it seemed like
@@zFA113NNINJA 😂😂😂😂
And to think he wasn't wearing his seatbelt and still didn't get ejected
absolutely! the way it played with the editing and framing to show the scale and intensity was incredible!!!
@@saadniazi yeah, those car-mounted cameras made a huge difference. If I recall, you don't get any shot from a camera thats not attatched to a car in some way. I may be wrong about that, but it is defenitly the majority of shots
Such a fantastic scene. Probably one of the best chases in a DC movie
In a film in general
Gives bvs chase scene and TDK chase a run for their money
@@thathalflatino lol whoah BVS chase scene was great as well and batmobike design was great and showcased the weapons and revs. For year 2 Batman the chase was great in this as well
BvS chase scene is still the best
@@kingrobert7246 Lol i couldnt even see what was happening
*fun fact:*
In the comic based off the movie, Bruce Wayne used to race his Dodge Charger in street races. Then he converted it into this muscle car for crime fighting.
I love the feel of the music, especially when Batman jumps from the flames. Normally a movie would have a triumphant score there, instead it’s fearful like in a horror film to emphasize what Batman does to these criminals.
3:17 there is nothing in this world that could beat the sheer sound of those engines in IMAX.
Bro I wish I could experience it again in IMAX for the first time 😭
im so jealous. even in a regular cinema it was great and it shook the seats a little but i can only imagine what it was like in IMAX
This is Batman. In the comics or animated movies and shows, there’s always a line that goes “ do u think we’ve lost him?!”. This whole scene manifests that. Batman is a force of nature, a demon that criminals can not escape from. Penguin also exemplifies this as well through “ I got u! I GOT U, u friggin psycho!”
This Batman is a death angel.
(Not literally death but fear being the mind killer)
@@justinwyatt8 Yh exactly
@@BMoneyYTB how is Robert not close exactly? Because I’m an avid comic book reader and I can say he was fantastic. Bale wasn’t intimidating with his growly voice and retired after what, 6 months of being batman? That’s the most out of character thing for batman to do
I find Penguin calling Batman a psycho ironic
This is a movie i could watch over and over again and never get tired of it.
I love how this movie showed how villains and criminals see the Batman, a relentless entity with nowhere to run and nowhere to hide from
That is why his dual identity must remain secret. You pull off the mask and now he's just a man in a costume, killing his effectiveness as an anonymous symbol.
2:42 That one shot of Batman starting to bite his teeth together reflecting the increasing intensity of the chase and his anger, props to Robert Pattinson
What a brilliant idea to film the batmobile almost as a horror monster. This unstoppable thing that's never going to stop.
One of the best car chases in years! The shot of BM walking upside down towards Penguin with the firey wreckage behind him was absolutely brilliant and beautiful!
Unironically, this is cinema.
Also, a bit of a shame they cut out the best part: Batman slowly and dramatically walking towards Penguin's car with the most majestic and epic Batman theme ever put to score. Man, this score goes so hard.
tbh I think they a did a little too much music
Ok, I'm a bit confused, when people are saying that the best part got cut out, are they referring to the video or the actual movie on HBO max? Cause damn, it'd be a shame if it was the latter
@@kianrodriguez4455 Just video. I doubt they would've cute the scene. Especially since it was used for a trailer
@@snakevenom4954 true true, I guess paranoia just hit me harder than I thought
This is the BEST Batman Film to ever be Created. It just feels like an episode from the series "Batman: The Animated Series".
It's Dark, it's Gritty, and Suspenseful.
This is THE Batman Film we needed for so many years.
what makes this scene so great is that, it’s not shot as your typical mediocre action/ blockbuster movie. it’s shot as a noir film, they way the shots are connected to the objects, we’re staying with them throughout this this chase but we’re more into penguins pov in this sequence and batman is more of a demented creature that can overcome anything at will, and the sheer level of texture and color in this sequence is so beautiful. pure art
Yeah, I definitely love the mounted-onto-the-vehicle camera shots, how they grab you and refuse to let you go as the chase proceeds. And I find it a little intimidating that the chase is viewed from Penguin's perspective more than Batman's, making the latter look like a monstrous boogeyman or the (non-lethal) slasher from a slasher movie.
I just love the fact that it’s all from the penguins pov like you feel like your against Batman knowing it’s impossible to win love it
Best movie car chase of the century, the rainy setting, the Batmobile reveal, the constant rush of oncoming traffic headed towards them, the music, it all just falls together perfectly. I love when the traffic begins piling up, and Batman has to weave between the loose freight and scattered cars to leap off of the ramp.
I love how at first, Penguin just sees this as a game. One where he'll come out on top all because he's underestimating how crazy Batman really is, and the more batshit insane stunts he pulls, the more freaked out, horrified and desperate Penguin gets.
Easily my favorite scene in the movie, and that's saying something
"This guys crazy" with the little nervous laugh is so great
I like how he's like, I just can't lose him how is he still after me??
"batshit insane" Hahaha! I see what you did there! ;)
This scene in the theaters had the seats literally shaking. Best movie theater experience in my entire life.
You need to get out more
@@mscooldeadly Leave them alone it’s a Good Experience Don’t be Such A buzzkill
It was like that at the cinema in my area. I got chills when I saw that scene.
@@mscooldeadly Lol chill but I get where you are coming from
@@mscooldeadly OP did, they went to a movie theater.
Love that screaming sound the batmobile makes at 4:06 when he pushes the nitro 💪💨🔥
This is my favorite batmmobile of all. It looks like a car, looks as practical as it is and its as intimidating as its driver is.
Also, Colin Farrell is so damn good here! He almost steals the batmobile's thunder XD
This whole sequence in theaters was hard to describe how incredible it was
naa thats old tech on my lg old with may boys was better lol theater screens can't compare to the highest tech now they need a update im from nyc so don't tell me about the best screens
I love how the batmobile is an actual car and not a tank with wheels. It genuinely feels like it was put together by a rich kid with an engineering degree. It's just a reinforced car with a jet engine, no guns, no grappling hooks, no turret.
"it looks like something out together by a rich kid with a engineering degree"
Then you list everything that bruce Wayne would have made on his car. It's a trash decision
@@kavalogue I seriously doubt Bruce "no guns" Wayne would put a gun and/or turret on the batmobile, I mean, except Snyder-Batman who is basically Punisher without a budget limit
agreed
it’s the best Batmobile ever no debates Ben Affleck is a close second with his
@@adoor3760 I mean I agree to an extent. And i understand this is supposed to be a symbolic batmobile. Its his beginning. But rubber bullets seem like an item very high up on his "needed to be batman list". I know I'm working off of my own thoughts, and can't properly convey them because ultimately I'm using imagination, but knowing this is batman MK1. Still starting out. It seems to me like granted maybe not the full on tank batmobile we know, but a vehicle a bit more complex nonetheless. Being as he ain't exactly experienced yet, it just doesn't sit right with me that he'd opt to depend on a box with no defence other then armour and an exposed engine block. It does not seem right. There's absolutely no defence for the vehicle which I can't say this enough (other than the armour plating) is his lifeline. Batman, at the beginning of his story or not, is a calculated character who at no point seems like someone who'd simply rely on such a under utilised over exposed piece of equipment. Its just as well he only had to drive through a crash and some explosions. Because if it was heavily armed men with small arms and RPGs, that batmobile would not have lasted. The window nearly disintegrated had penguin not emptied the clip. Its clearly a characteristic in this batmobile to be somewhat weak. But again. That in and of itself seems like a complete oversight in terms of the batman character. His lifeline should always logically be the most weaponised piece of equipment he has.
Colin Farrell needs more credit as the penguin. I think without him this scene isn’t as flawless as it is now.
This scene and the scene when Matt Reeves introduced The Batman > All DC & MCU combined and not even close what a piece of art 🦇🖤
Without a doubt the scariest Batmobile to date. An absolutely incredible scene, and I can’t wait for the sequel.
It wasn’t scary to me, but I’ll say this. It being more like a car than a tank is something I definitely appreciated. Honestly it made me think back to the 1966 Adam West Batman. Instead of some retro classic car, here we have a more modern muscle car.
@@ajward9112 i thought it was more badass than scary.And it looks like something that Bruce Wayne wud actually build.Tumbler was a vehicle he kind of borrowed so his enemies could always hav the possibility of getting one themselves as seen in TDKR.Battinson mobile is something that he worked on every single part like the reinforced glass,the engines,the shape and body of the bonnet,the steering wheel.Its what makes it my favourite,quite practical
Edit-it was the music that made it scary
@@ajward9112 The 89 Batmobile was a muscle car.
It is both a throwback to the Adam West vehicle with the turbine, as well as standing on its own. Its by far the most realistic of the batmobiles, even the turbine has been done plenty. Its also a reflection of its driver - incredibly strong, durable, aggressive - but also unwieldly, not fully controlled and like Batman himself who is a warning to watch the shadows, it serves as a warning as well with its ability to terrify and intimidate, which is as useful as its other abilities. Its also a vehicle I can totally see a mentally deranged rich boy building.
the move sucked lol
I really dig this new retro-modern style of batmobile. A lot of people are saying this batmobile got nothing on Christian Bale's batmobile but I disagree. It's all about personal taste and I like this one better.
Would be really great to see this batmobile in batman arkham knight
I absolutely despise the Tumblr. This thing is insane though. Looks like the ultimate supercar, Beta 1. It's so cool.
This one seems more like a modded rode with one purpose. Speed. The others always seem to be billionaire tech-inspired. This one is a proto batmobile that would've been built and modded by bruce alone as a pet project
@@Mister_Jay_Tee I always felt the tumblr fit in the world of bale's batman. But it never quite felt like the Batmobile.
I like how it's not so advanced and futuristic YET. since batman has been doin this for just 2 years, he's still kinda new to this. But hopefully in the next one he's more advanced
And just like that, The Batman even after Docter Strange 2 is STILL the best movie of 2022.
Best of 2022 so far IMO:
The Batman
Everything Everywhere All At Once
The Northman
I love this scene the suspense of it all and once Batman drove up the ramp to catch up to Penguin *chef's kiss*
That little nervous laugh penguin does after saying "This guy's crazy" had me DYING in the theater 😂
Damn! Giacchino’s score really sells this scene to me. “Highway to the Anger Zone” is pure bliss.
How is it bliss? It’s the most violent piece in the whole soundtrack
@@kingrobert7246 Who're you to judge
@@LOON3Y_TOON3Y well objectively it’s not a blissful track I don’t know if you have ears to understand that
@@kingrobert7246 What's bliss to him may not be bliss to yoy
@@LOON3Y_TOON3Y what’s murder to me may not be murder to you. Stupid comment
The Batman 1: Vengeance
The Batman 2: The Night
The Batman 3: I am Batman
He can't be bargained with. He can't be reasoned with. He doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And he absolutely will not stop... EVER.
This was one of the best chases I've ever seen. The close-up shots of the tires as the car drifts were great to see
Wrong intel = kill and hurt people
Kinda old school style.
Batmobile chases never get old. Always a “hit moment” in the films. Batman V Superman and The Batman were my favorite batmobile chases, meanwhile Batman Begins and The Dark Knight had some great chases scenes as well, amongst others.
i lovr this scene, but i didnt understand why did the car stop for a while?
@@rifqiabid4795 I guess for scare, I thought the thrusts stopped working as if that was his first time using the batmobile because Alfred or somebody was building it and Bruce used it too early without a test drive.
@@rifqiabid4795 Clutch slip, happens sometimes with drag cars when staging for the tree.
@@jankubat2694 It was on purpose. The headlights went on after the car accelerated. Penguin's thugs were shooting at Jim and Selina, so Batman created a window for them.
@@JustinWilliams-ed2ug I'm not saying you're wrong, but Reeves' is just a muscle car. I think in my opinion the best Modern Batmobile is Affleck's. It really felt like and looked like a Batmobile. Also, the same as Reeves, Nolan wanted a more realistic Batman. Were as Affleck's gives off the comic style (I mean most fictional), which is why his Batmobile to me is the best. Especially in BvS.
This movie has to be my personal favorite for a batman iteration. Everyone loves the Dark Knight and i do too, but i think the villains make those movies what they are. The Batman makes Batman who he ought to be. I hope to see a more millionaire playboy vibe from his bruce wayne in the sequel, but seeing as this is a batman beginning movie, im glad we get to see this character grow.
Its really ironic that the car Penguins car is a Maserati, cause you know, Penguin and rain and Waters, and Maserati's logo is a trident
0:49 1:45 2:42 3:21 3:51 Bro Robert Pattinson’s acting with his facial expression’s and his eyes is so dam brilliant. You can clearly see the rage and determination in his eyes
The sparse diologue in this scene I think is often overlooked, but pairs so perfectly with the visuals. Having penguin say, "I got you, you freakin' psycho" before the batmobile emerges from the flames is utterly chilling - it cements the image of the Batman in the minds of criminals like the penguin. In reality? Batman is an insane person in a bat costume - but that makes him even scarier, espeically to people like the penguin. He can try anything - he can shoot him, stab him, beat him, or blow him up with a tanker trailer (because thats what it takes to kill a man) - it doesn't matter. If the Batman is after you, hes going to get you. He isnt human.
Chills
We get it. We're Batman fans watching this, y'know
@@sup3414 Not all of us. Some people just lie so they can complain about stuff they don't even know or care about.
@@sup3414 Just to be a part of something.
This makes me realize how much I need a big budget Ghost Rider movie with chase scenes like this
2:42. That engine and whatever other tech it has sounds amazing. Apparently it has a manual transmission too.
4:23 is some horror movie sting fitting for The Batman! That coupled with the incredible booming sounds of the Batmobile make him feel like some... monster to criminals if that makes sense. I hope they get recognition for sound design and mixing because even my cruddy local movie theater's audio felt impactful with these sounds!
Matt Reeves took inspiration from John Carpenter's Christine movie, which honestly is a perfect movie to draw inspiration from with this kind of Batmobile.
@@domenica3639 same with the batman theme it was inspired by the music theme of Darth Vader from Star Wars
This entire sequence felt like a mob boss being chased down by the Ghost Rider, which is nothing short of perfect.
This scene went way too hard!
Best Batmobile chase and Batmobile design ever!
BvS batmobile design is the best ever
BvS chase is also the best
@@kingrobert7246 you're kidding right?
@@kingrobert7246 BVS had a mediocre chase and a generic batmobile that lacked any character. THis one literally felt like its own character
@@CZNXVIER no. Why would I be kidding?
I love this scene so much. It's such a perfect Batman scene. What I love the most about it is, surprisingly, the very end of it, where the chase comes to an end and all music and sounds just come to a dead silent stop, save for the pattering of the rain, letting the entire chase as well ad the moment sink in and letting what comes immediately next build up