The Batman (2022, formerly June 25, 2021) - No, not that cartoon

[God of Nothing]

Meh
It's like they watched Joker but didn't realize the tone of realism it was going for.

 

[A Grey Cat]

I'm just surprised they were wiling to take a chance with a live action riddler again. Sure batman forever was no where as big a disasterpiece as batman and Robin, but it was still a departure from the dark and complex takes he prior films took.

 

[Spit bucket]

If they do end up making a sequel to this I want it to be about scraecrow. I'm so fucking tired of the clown.

 

[Doctor of Autism]

If they do end up making a sequel to this I want it to be about scraecrow. I'm so fucking tired of the clown.

Sequel is already confirmed, but god I agree. I'd be disappointed if Joker was the main villain. I'd rather he play a role like the Penguin (just more of a side role) if the WB execs want him in.

 

[Xerxes IX]

The Riddler's supposed to be the "wrong kind" of person mad at the elites but his livestreams weren't him calling a bunch of corrupt rich people pedophiles, 0/10 unbased and unrealistic.

 

[A Grey Cat]

The Riddler's supposed to be the "wrong kind" of person mad at the elites but his livestreams weren't him calling a bunch of corrupt rich people pedophiles, 0/10 unbased and unrealistic.

It's a mainstream media capeshit movie pit out by one of the biggest multi media companies in the world what did you expect?

If they do end up making a sequel to this I want it to be about scraecrow. I'm so fucking tired of the clown.

As good as joker was (albeit a little overrated) it really was lightning in a bottle that really should be the clown prince's last major role in something for a while. Let him take some time off for once.

 

[Megaroad 2012]

I'd like to see how you can do Mr. Freeze or Poison Ivy in a realistic Batman. Hell, Clayface too.

 

[Xerxes IX]

It's a mainstream media capeshit movie pit out by one of the biggest multi media companies in the world what did you expect?

Of course they'd never have a "dangerously based" character, especially not after the journo freakout and fearmongering over Joker.

 

[Grumpy Pickle Rick]

As good as joker was (albeit a little overrated) it really was lightning in a bottle that really should be the clown prince's last major role in something for a while. Let him take some time off for once.

I agree.

A lot of DC & Marvel villains are overrated, Green Goblin, Lex Luthor, Joker, Darkseid, Ultron, etc.

There are a lot of underrated villains, DC & Marvel could use if they had the right writers.

 

[Rome's rightful successor]

 

[Skitarii]

I hope The Batman never gets a sequel. The idea of two incels fighting each other over a female pedophile is too hilarious for me, I don't wanna see a movie when pattinson bruce becomes a chad

 

[Popper Whiting]

Dude, just watched this movie. Who the fuck thought this was good?

Fucking cringey Hannibal Lector wannabe villain that comes across as a drama kid trying to be edgy. Zoe Kravitz talking about how white people need to die (and it being so predictably milquetoast I was more angry at how fucking bored I felt than the forced "KILL THA CRACKAS WE WUZ KANGZ" messaging). Robert Patterson coming across more as an emo than Bruce Wayne. Plus it is fucking long and boring and doesn't know when to fucking end.

I would prefer to watch Batman & Robin then watch this shit again. How the fuck did this movie get good reviews?

 

[Mr. Zed da Robot Poon Fed]

They're making a Penguin show.