Current Events > Just watched The Batman. This is srlsy the most true Batman movie I've ever seen

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Yeah Batman lost

Agreed. It was abit too dark. Literally. I had to turn up my brightness to max settings while watching

I haven't seen it but being accurate too the comics doesn't mean its good

oh I'm sorry, did you want another generic MCU ending where the good guys one-hit K.O. the villain with zero challenges or suspense whatsoever and then proceed to crack some kindergarten jokes and gallop off into happiness?

I dont think that describes most of their movies

Why do people keep praising the detective aspect? They certainly made an effort to look like a detective story but Batman was being led by the nose the whole movie and an entire hour of it revolved around him being stumped by a bird pun. He just walked back and forth between the same people asking questions until the riddler killed someone else. He didn't stop a single murder and didn't find the riddler. He didn't solve shit and then he lost. Fuck awful detective.

Why do people keep praising the detective aspect? They certainly made an effort to look like a detective story but Batman was being led by the nose the whole movie and an entire hour of it revolved around him being stumped by a bird pun. He just walked back and forth between the same people asking questions until the riddler killed someone else. He didn't stop a single murder and didn't find the riddler. He didn't solve shit and then he lost. Fuck awful detective.

Are people actually falling for this?

He discovers a pattern for the murder weapon at the politicians killing. He is given a clue by riddler which leads to a cipher, with Alfred's help he decodes it. He uses the ciphers result to track the victims car, finds the thumb drive, cracks the encryption, then investigates the lounge. After interrogating penguin, he catches wind that selina has a connection to the case, tracks her, interrogates her, then uses her to get more information from the lounge without detection. He eventually uses this information to track the penguin to a drug run, catches him, interrogates him, decodes the clue riddler left him with help from gordon, and investigates the next location after deducting where that leads. He is given more info my riddler, deduced who the next target is(himself) but the attack hits Alfred instead.

All of that is detective work. Now show me Bale or Keaton doing anything close.

The noir tone is what made it for me. Even if Batman wasnt the best detective, they had the decency to show him doing legwork at crime scenes.

I still prefer TDK, though.

sorry but I'm a sucker for comic-accurate superhero appearances

So why did you like The Batman suit?

1. It's a hell lot more practical-looking. Patterson moved with so much ease and flexibility in his suit. In comparison, go look back at the Nolan suit. It's pretty obvious Christian Bale struggled wearing that suit throughout. It's stiff as hell and that's partially why Nolan's Batman fights like a chump

Batman didnt figure anything out. He just asked basic questions and people told him.

A lot of Batman's sloppiness in this is because it's only been 2 years for him as Batman. He only caught Joker a year ago.

This is not the Batman that's the World's Greatest Detective just yet. He's still leaning. Right now, he's Mr. Vengeance.

Which would be a decent excuse if they showed him being a sloppy detective and getting some stuff wrong. It just wasn't a well constructed detective story.

He lost in the end, and ended up realizing that Riddler was merely a more righteous version of him that actually took action.

Through no fault of his own.

Through no fault of his own. His detectiving skills were fine, it's just that the whole story was "Riddler kills someone and gives Batman a clue. Batman goes where the clue tells him to and asks somone a relevant question". Rinse and repeat.

Have you ever not like... read a Riddler comic or what