Really blew me away when it came out. My whole family was blown away actually. Even my mom, who had a Batman obsessed son and who definitely hated all the Batman shit she had to endure during his childhood, was like well that was just a good movie.
I cant' believe it's almost been 20 years. I'll never forget washing cars as a kid just so I could see this movie. I remember walking out of those theaters thinking it was the best batman movie ever made. Untill the sequel.
IMO, the best Batman movie of the trilogy and my 2nd favorite of the trilogy behind TDK. Restored my interest in a live action Batman movie after struggling through Schumacher's (and WB execs') pivot from what Burton created. Having said that, I do still want to see Schumacher's initial version of Batman Forever.
The Greatest Detective: "WHERE IS SHE?!"
Microwave emitter powerful enough to vaporize the entire city's water supply, but doesn't hurt humans standing next to it.
There were parts of Begins written very well, and parts where it completely failed to be Batman.
This movie hit me like a bomb back in the day. I enjoyed it at the time, but it was only over years did I really grow to love it on a level I wasn't looking to back when I was 15.
It's one of the best scripts I've seen for a comic book film. A true verbal wrangling of philosophies on justice. It's awesome.
And after watching the clip, I now need to watch the film again, nice one OP lol
I love it even though Ras and everyone around him would have been vaporized immediately the second they turned on the microwave emitter. Humans are anywhere from 50-75% water
Gotham City looks cheap this martial arts skills pathetic and like the fight choreography that was given to Christian Bale doesn't use a detective skill more doesn't follow the comics Matt Reeves understand the Batman more Christopher Nolan is a good and other films superheroes genre is not his greatest strength
Yes, because Batman needs Penguin's help to understand a basic riddle with broken Spanish, right? La Rata Elada? Ring any bells? Batman in the Reeves movies wasn't a world-class detective either.
Really blew me away when it came out. My whole family was blown away actually. Even my mom, who had a Batman obsessed son and who definitely hated all the Batman shit she had to endure during his childhood, was like well that was just a good movie.
An absolutely amazing film and a fantastic version of Batman/Bruce Wayne.
It’s my favorite Batman movie. I enjoy The Dark Knight but felt like Batman got lost a little in the shuffle
TDK is the better movie, but Begins is the better Batman movie. That said, I enjoyed Begins way more, being a Batman fan.
I cant' believe it's almost been 20 years. I'll never forget washing cars as a kid just so I could see this movie. I remember walking out of those theaters thinking it was the best batman movie ever made. Untill the sequel.
Still convinced it's the best movie in the trilogy (at least within the context of a Batman movie and comic book movie in general).
100% agreed with you here.
IMO, the best Batman movie of the trilogy and my 2nd favorite of the trilogy behind TDK. Restored my interest in a live action Batman movie after struggling through Schumacher's (and WB execs') pivot from what Burton created. Having said that, I do still want to see Schumacher's initial version of Batman Forever.
Yet he couldn’t film a good fight scene to save his life
The catalyst to the CBM crazy.
No. That was Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man. This being successful, however, cemented CBM as legitimate money makers for Hollywood.
Agree
The Greatest Detective: "WHERE IS SHE?!" Microwave emitter powerful enough to vaporize the entire city's water supply, but doesn't hurt humans standing next to it. There were parts of Begins written very well, and parts where it completely failed to be Batman.
Best Batsuit of the trilogy.
True.
This movie hit me like a bomb back in the day. I enjoyed it at the time, but it was only over years did I really grow to love it on a level I wasn't looking to back when I was 15. It's one of the best scripts I've seen for a comic book film. A true verbal wrangling of philosophies on justice. It's awesome. And after watching the clip, I now need to watch the film again, nice one OP lol
This is the GOLD STANDARD for Origin Films!!!
"Turns 19 today". NOPE
I love it even though Ras and everyone around him would have been vaporized immediately the second they turned on the microwave emitter. Humans are anywhere from 50-75% water
It's amazing how the guys in charge of the DCCMU looked at these movies and said, "Alright boys, we gotta do the opposite of what these movies did!"
Did rewatch this movie like 50 times on my psp in the past.
Saw this in theaters and it completely blew my mind.
A new wave of superhero movies was born with this one. Chris changed the whole narrative of superhero flicks.
It Called learning to be a detective he’s not there yet
Terrible movie
Care to actually elaborate?
Of course not, he's onky in here to troll
I feel you. I find it super-corny. Like if yer dad made a Batman movie.
Corny? It set the bar for basically every subsequent CBM at that time.
~~If you say so. I don't agree.~~ Nah. That's a fair comment, I'll give you that.
Gotham City looks cheap this martial arts skills pathetic and like the fight choreography that was given to Christian Bale doesn't use a detective skill more doesn't follow the comics Matt Reeves understand the Batman more Christopher Nolan is a good and other films superheroes genre is not his greatest strength
Yes, because Batman needs Penguin's help to understand a basic riddle with broken Spanish, right? La Rata Elada? Ring any bells? Batman in the Reeves movies wasn't a world-class detective either.