Everything Wrong With the Batman in 26 Minutes or Less
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The Batman! A 10 hour superhero movie where it rains all the time and it's awesome. Oh, and it has sins too. Duh.
Thursday: Animated adventure sins.
Remember, no movie is without sin. Which movie's sins should we count next?
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Y'know, I actually liked the fact that the movie was 8 hours long. I mean, I get that some people might get bored or lose focus or want to go to the bathroom sometime in that 9 hour period, but I thought it was good for the pacing of the story, and I had a good 10 hours to spare that weekend, so why not? If anything, I think more studios should be willing to commit to 11-hour runtimes.
I feel like the 12 hour length of the movie really allowed for this movie to feel lived in to a degree the other Batman movies haven’t. I think if done well a 13 hour movie can be done effectively
Yeah, I just feel something was missing, maybe an additional 7 hours would have added so much depth
Agree to disagree, I thought the movie was boring and badly paced.
it was 2.4 hours long...
@@AssetSiege 2.4 hours too many
Fun fact: Bruce aggressively buys Gotham real estate so that he can instal cameras, gear caches, technically not be trespassing when he lurks, and YUP, install skylights to sneak and/or dramatically burst through.
This is actually canon in certain comic continuities (albeit prolly not this movie’s)
He doesn't buy them he aggressively markets waynetech to buildings in the city, I think because he has the cameras programmed to not detect him and in the arkham series at least he makes sure the vents are big enough to allow him to fit through.
Batman not worried about getting caught trespassing lol everything else I agree with
so the best way to solve crime is to inflate the real estate prices making people homeless
I don't know if I'm impressed that this comment taught me something about Batman lore I didn't know, or that there's more Batman lore than I know about.
I need to read more batman comics than the metric ton I already have.
The skylight sh!t is CANON in some comic continuities?! WHAT THE ACTUAL SH-
The part where the thug yells "who the hell are you supposed to be?" is actually in context with the Halloween night. The thug might've thought it's someone dressed up as the batman, and with him attacking, everyone immediately realize that's it's the real deal!
but even with an impersonator why wouldn't you be intimidated ?
If I was a thug and you impersonated batman i wouldn't take my chances because you could be actually batman.
You're telling me he knows who Batman is, sees a guy dressed up like Batman and says "who the hell are you supposed to be?"? If he thought it was the real The Batman then why would he say this? If he thought it was someone dressed up like The Batman, and he knows what Batman looks like, why would he say this? Obviously he would know who he is supposed to be. It's completely forced just so Batman can say "I'm vengeance".
@@TwiztidHaze it was Halloween night mahn!
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1. The car chase was extra great because of how the nearby cars reacted. Most car chases all the surrounding cars either ignore the chase or all immediately crash and explode for no reason. This just felt real.
2. When I saw this in the theater I could hear someone nearby say "roll credits" during the roll credits moment. They aren't loud or disruptive, it was beautiful
Sometimes other cars simply don’t exist 😂😂
“Something in dhe Wayne”
"Roll Credits" has crossed my brain during so many movies since I started watching CS/EWW... I don't think I've said it out loud in Public yet... but it's infectious...
I said it in the IMAX theatre in Spring Tx. Was it me you heard?
There was a guy that fell asleep during this movie. He was snoring loudly. People were so annoyed with the movie that we all just let him sleep; no-one bothered to wake him up.
I haven’t don’t it in public yet, but when I’m watching a movie at home I’ll commonly point out classic sins (and make a ding noise) if I’m watching with someone else who I know watches this channel
I just like that the Riddler was basically Jigsaw in this movie because that's pretty in line with how he is in the Arkham Games. Not only does he place a bunch of riddles around the city that you have to figure out but he kidnaps people and puts them in traps that you have to save them from. Which... also involves solving riddles/puzzles.
It worked right up until he became a whiny little shit just mad at rich people. Before that it was the first time I felt they did the character right for something trying to shake off the goofy days of "riddle me this". Jigsaw style traps? Cool. A conspiracy theorist that knows he has to lead you to the answer not blurt it out? Awesome. I'm mad Bruce Wayne gets attention and I didn't so I'm going to destroy the city with a good street cleaning? And you lost me.
They also got his costume idea from the zodiac killer
What I don’t like is how he acts long winded or weird, and the costume looks very dominatrix like
I don't like the portrayal of being ranty and obviously crazy though. It's not scary. Scary is calmly and rationally explaining why horrible things are the logical, natural thing to do. Inevitable, really.
Yeah but Arkham games riddler still wears a fun outfit
Colin Farrell was honestly one of the best parts of this movie. I heard that he was playing the Penguin but when I saw him on screen I didn’t even think that was him because it looked nothing like him. Probably one of the best portrayals of a DC villain in live action
I heard his son broke down into tears when he saw his dad in full make up straight terrified him >_< and for good reason... But yeah great performance also
I *still* don't think that's Colin Farrell
Better than Ledger's Joker? I think not.
@dirtbag daryal i am just repeating something i heard the actor say in an interview.... why so salty? >_
As much as I like Danny Devito's Penguin, I like his potrayal as Penguin too as the henchman of Falcone who then raise to the top to be the mob boss and he will take control of everything. Although the guy who played Penguin in Gotham Tv Show is also good too.
In the 3 months it took for me to watch this movie, I was thoroughly impressed with the cinematography of it all… Definitely A+
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Something In Le Way
I watched it 3 times in 2 weeks
@@darricktv9857 I watched it, let it continue run at night, and when I woke up it was only half way through! 🙂 100/10
I mean the cinematography great, it outside of it, it’s an awful film, 2/10
“It’s always raining wherever Batman goes”. Yeah bro it’s literally one of the key plot points. Gotham is in a heavy rain period causing huge flooding, which riddler uses for the plan.
Genuinely laughed out loud when Jeremy Batman-growled “Little Caesar’s” 😂😂😂
Same. I lost my shit at that.
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dood same i rofl coptered out the teater wen i saw dat
@@j35o it’s spelled d00d
Yooooo one of those moments I gotten bored of the video and read this as he said it 💀
I love that the movie got longer every time he mentioned the runtime
*Listen, I was born dead in Gotham & resurrected myself back to life, then later on in my after witnessing all types of brutal acts & experiencing many supernatural events I moved to Brick City which is next door to Gotham aka the concrete jungle...*
Honestly when he first said 3 and a half hours, I just straight up believed him. That's how long it felt.
A 3 hour superhero film starring Robert Pattinson of all people. The sun is for a faulty Batman. Long live West!
@@rodlopes4327 after only the first hour.
@@rodlopes4327 Truth is, I didn't feel the length until the climax
It was slow paced in such a way that it was still engaging and I wanted to see what was coming next.
But then once everything was wrapped up...unnecessary action scene
I grew up in a house with a skylight 15 feet from the floor that could be opened. You needed a hook tool to pull the latch and push it up. An extension arm would hold it open until you pulled the elbow with the hook to close it. Instead of creating a breeze like a window, it would release hot air from above.
Yeah, I’ve never lived in a house with an openable skylight, but even I understood how they operated. Time and time again, CinemaSins gives me vicarious embarrassment.
Nevertheless, I still thought The Batman was a subpar film overall that had the potential to be much more than what it was.
6:32 THANK YOU, IT MAKES ME SO ANGRY LIKE, I CHECK MY MIRRORS EVERY 5 SECONDS TO SEE IF A CARS BEING SUSPICIOUS. This sin deserves 1000 because of EVERY single other movie thats ever used it.
I love how throughout the video, the movie got progressively longer
5 minutes into the sins video i was wondering if i ever wanted to see this full flick... seemed to be poor idea dragged to death
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Jesus died for our sins, rose from the dead, and gives salvation to everyone who has faith in him! True faith in Jesus will have you bear good fruit and *drastically* change for the better!
Have a blessed day, everyone! ❤
Your worries (yes, anxiety), depression, suicidal thoughts, EVERYTHING will melt away and be NO MORE when you lean on God and put your trust in him! When I have physical pain, I literally pray and the Lord quells it, that I am healed!
Know that there is power in the name Jesus Christ! His name casts out demons and heals! People are bothered by his name. The world hates the truth and wants to continue living sinfully! God's children are set apart (holy) and righteous.
@@Call_Upon_YAH dangerous misinformation. Praying doesn't heal those things.
Praying may help some people feel better in other ways, but it certainly doesn't fix or cure anxiety, depression, or suicidal thoughts. people with those need actual help. I know this first hand.
Your religious cult is destroying our planet.
Jeremy interjecting "Little Caesar's" whenever Battinson is listing things is the funniest thing in this video.
I lost it
Yeaah, it made me lmao.
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It's not Battinson, it's PatBat.
ok
I laughed my ass off when the car crashed into the funeral and you can see the look in Bruce's eyes as he's realizing "Oh shit, I need my Batsuit for this."
Oh shit, get at me 😘❤😂🤣
Personally, I quite enjoyed that the movie was in no hurry and lingered on many of its shots. It's not the best for the pacing of the narrative, but it's basically time where they get to focus on the cinematography and I quite enjoyed a lot of that.
That's alright for an art movie but I don't think it works too well for any other type of movie, and I don't actually have a problem with shots that hang for a while, I just feel like these shots went for a bit too long with little pay off.
Genuinely surprised there was no "he survives this" sin when Batman 100% broke every bone in his body after "landing" from his cape-gliding escapade.
I sinned it in my head and came here to see if they had. Disappointing
Remember that Batman is wearing armor that can take bullets like nothing, and it took a close range shotgun shot to even make a dent in it. His armor probably protected him from most of his damage. Also he doesn’t come out of it uninjured either, you can see him limping away afterwards. It’s totally possible he broke a few bones but not every bone in his body.
@@Probably_Deadpool not how armour works dude. Learn some physics.
@@tyler2102 watch the Canadian guy who built an anti-bear armor suit.
Dude took on a log, a car, a hill…..
Pretty amazing, actually.
@@Americansikkunt guy doesn't take a hit even 10% of what batman takes in the film. A car hits him doing about 40mph with a padded front. Batman eats a steel girder doing 100mph. Incomparable.
The way I laughed in the theater when it was revealed Penguin was more fluent in Spanish than Detective Jim Gordon and The Batman
And officer Hernandez.
Batman knew the Spanish was bad he just assumed it was a mistake
Wasn’t it Alfred’s fault because his Spanish was rusty?
@@MylesKillis No. Batman stated Riddler doesn't make mistakes.
@@alexcosta2614 he didn’t know that when he first solved the riddle though. The moment he vocalized the riddler doesn’t make mistakes he realized it was done on purpose and he solved it.
"Dad I want a 2 hour long movie"
"A 4 hour movie? Whats an 8 hour movie gonna be about anyway?"
This to me was The Vampire Batman but honestly he pulled it off nicely. I loved this movie
Skylights like that are usually opened with a crank that can be at the ground level or by the window that can be opened with a tool on a stick like you said. Also they do help a lot when it’s hot because heat rises.
That was a silly thing to sin. Did Jeremy seriously not know that?
NEEEEEEEEEERD
yeah, we had them in my school
Came here to say this.
@@Durwood71 In all fairness, it took me until well into my twenties to discover that there were skylights that opened _at all_ in real life. Until then I figured all skylights were little more than hoity-toity ceiling decorations for upper-class folks and that the ones that opened were just something made-up for cartoons (like the Conveniently Quiet Air Vents and windows that could be easily opened from the outside also seen in the BtAS).
I'm kind of disappointed you didn't sin the fact that the police force had him unconscious on a table in the police station and nobody thought to unmask him or even take all of his gadgets away. He's still a criminal.
I'm disappointed he didn't sin cutting that LIVE ELECTRICAL WIRE and FALLING AT LEAST SIXTY FEET and surviving.
I was expecting a sin about how shit Catwoman's mask is
@@cainster He survived BECAUSE HE'S BATMAN!!!
@@cainster That , or smashing into a concrete overpass at 346 mph and just going "oww" and getting back up.
Because Gordon didn't allow them to
I may have missed a few hundred stories or so, but I can't remember Alfred ever being this informal with Bruce Wayne. Acting like a cross between a good buddy and a grumpy uncle, instead of his usual butlery "yes sir, very well sir" that I remember from basically every story I've ever read. But maybe it's a new thing in the latest comics arcs, I don't know. Or maybe it's Serkis wildly freelancing.
Because the film is based on Earth-1 Batman. Not tradtional canon
How could you not remove a sin for that insanely badass upside down scene after the car chase? Batman literally looks like he's immerging from hell. Its even in the thumbnail!!
I think the “el rata” and tucker reveals are brilliant, because it shows that while Batman is a great detective, he’s still young, and his upbringing can be a disadvantage when he could have solved the case if he knew basic Spanish or a tool used in a hard day’s work.
dude, this movie's batman is miles away from being a detective, and i'm not even saying a "great" one... catwoman, gordon and alfred do all the heavy lifting, wayne's money and name do the rest.
No, it makes him look like an idiot. He’s supposed to be the best detectives in the world, the best tactician and problem solver on the Justice League. This is equivalent to having Superman throw his back out trying to pick up a pile of lumber.
I agree. I specially like it because it shows Batman being completely out of touch with the city he’s trying to save. Several times during the movie people call him out as a “rich boy” who doesn’t really understand how the city he’s trying to save actually works. And it all builds up to the “I’m Vengeance” quote at the end where he finally realizes that he was going about it all wrong and starts to actually save people and not only beat up thugs. I personally think, however, that it would’ve been better if Bruce’s father did actually intend to murder that journalist because it would further drive the point home that Bruce doesn’t really know what he’s fighting for.
@@VidaDeSims what did catwoman even do bro lmao. You didn't even watch the movie
@@quleughy Justice League doesn't even exist in this universe, and he is a genius because he discovered things that the police didn't. The drive, the fact that Falcone was the rat, Riddler's plan.
As someone who remembers seeing Paul Dano play young asocial weirdos in a handful of films 10-15 years ago, and thought he had faded away, having him as the Riddler in a Batman film was perfect for me. It's like all my teenage years led up to this.
He played older asocial weirdos too. There Will Be Blood, Prisoners, 12 Years A Slave. He is the go to asocial weirdo actor
@@theiarene8298 Those are some of the roles I meant -- he was in his 20s at the time, after all. I guess even now he still has this baby-faced look to me. Eternal incel!
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Him as Dwayne in Little Miss Sunshine was so good
He was awesome, I really enjoyed him in the role. Scarily like a little kid, like that's where his development stopped. Part naive kid orphan, part bloodthirsty man
Jeffery Wright was an excellent Jim Gordon. That is a huge compliment coming from a fan who is obsessed with the show Gotham. But Paul Dano as Riddler. The guy looks like he lives in his parents basement. Should have been a variant of Cory Michael Smith.
Another great video. It made me realize why the simple skintight cloth old school costumes were more inconspicuous; you could easily keep them under your clothes, even the masks which just had to be under collar. What do they do with that modern bulky, unflexable body armor? Wouldn't it be way bulkier looking if kept under the civies? And if not, how do you just switch into it, or even lug it around Inconspicuously?
It wokes the line∴
I think that’s why Bruce wears extra thick clothes and totes the backpack around in this movie. He hides the pieces of his armor in/under all that.
I’m pretty late but Batman is a human with no powers and needs protection from bullets, he can’t go around in a skin tight suit with no armor. There are still super heroes like Superman and Spider-Man with skin tight suits because they have super powers and bullets are less of a threat. Also I could be wrong but I’m pretty sure in the movie Bruce can be seen carrying the suit in a bag.
@@dereksmaszcz yes he can, it's a fictional story you can still make a skin tight suit that's also bulletproof, his Arkham suit is awesome and it's the best example
@ While yes the movie is fiction, they went for a realistic approach for this movie. A skin tight bulletproof suit isn’t realistic at all. The Arkham Asylum and City suits would not actually work. The Arkham Knight suit is very similar to the suit used in this movie and it is the most realistic out of them with it being armored.
Opening skylights has always been a thing. Heat rises, so it gives the heat a place to escape. They either have a crank or motor with a linkage to open them.
He makes it sound like opening a skylight is something from science fiction.
@@1971mav Something only achieved by advance civilizations, or you know, anyone with a stick with a hook on the end a little gripped handle on the other end to spin it. ;)
He pointed out how many buildings Batman has gone into with skylines because he uses those as exits and entrances in the movie
I found the sin to be a reach too
seriously, how many tears did you sad sacks shed during this video? I'll bet 5,000 in anguish and another 4800 in anger.
I'm surprised there wasn't a sin for the fact that penguin slamming the brakes on the highway caused a semi to pretty much stop in its tracks rather than just continue to plow through it like it actually would, especially on a wet road.
I like that sequence, but I also had a tough time with it. A Maserati Quattroporte is a good car but: rear wheel drive should never have had the traction it did, the trunk of that car should have been in the back seat, and Penguin should have been taken out,at best, in stretcher, more likely to the morgue, in pieces.
@@kevinbuja4373 they do sell awd versions of that maserati
@@ActiveFire533 not only that but also electronic aids like traction control or ESP are a thing.
Hey! Did you know God is three in one!? The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit! Bless him!
Jesus died for our sins, rose from the dead, and gives salvation to everyone who has faith in him! True faith in Jesus will have you bear good fruit and *drastically* change for the better!
Have a blessed day, everyone! ❤
Your worries (yes, anxiety), depression, suicidal thoughts, EVERYTHING will melt away and be NO MORE when you lean on God and put your trust in him! When I have physical pain, I literally pray and the Lord quells it, that I am healed!
Know that there is power in the name Jesus Christ! His name casts out demons and heals! People are bothered by his name. The world hates the truth and wants to continue living sinfully! God's children are set apart (holy) and righteous.
I agree that having Thomas Wayne being corrupt would be more interesting. Batman started out to avenge his parents only to realise his parents weren't as squeaky clean and idealistic as he thought, he starts questioning his crusade but ultimately decides to be Batman for the hope of the city, not for his personal vendetta. It would have worked perfectly into the story.
The little Caesar’s killed me idk why
2:38 Jeremy, you cut out the other clips where it shows multiple criminals see the light, and get scared of the dark and run away. Showing that Batman's rep as a boogey man is working.
Exactly. There was literally another part showing more criminals running in fear and the fact he cut it and then sinned it is so dumb. Tbh you can tell he wasn’t a fan of the film, he’s removed more sins for the Star Wars sequels 😕 and those movies blow.
@@raulcasarez2150 Exactly. Didn't remove a sin for the Car startup which is practically universally praised. And most of the Sins can be explained easily and are addressed in the movie
@@triplemoyagames4195 straight up bro. There’s at least 3 other scenes that deserve a sin off but he didn’t do it smh. It’s so obvious when he doesn’t like a film that it’s annoying.
@@triplemoyagames4195 also dude that ending monologue is just gold, his transition from vengeful warrior to hopeful savior is one of the best arcs in a cape flick (similar to tony in iron man 1) and yet he couldn’t even acknowledge it in the video? That’s just some BS right there.
He always ignores important scenes or facts to justify shitting on a movie, then deflects criticism by saying his videos are "satire"
Sin 5: Actually, yes; that's exactly how they do it. It's a long pole with a hook (or whatever tool is needed based on the skylight) on the end. Some of them even have a pully mechanism like window blinds, where one direction opens it and the other closes. It's like being flabbergasted by the idea of how anyone reaches any sort of high place; we have many tools and mechanisms for such tasks.
Reeeeaaaaalllllllyyyyyy? Wow. 🙄
Or Riddler has left it opened when he came in?
@@kp1x EXACTLY, this dude is so strict
Never seen a high skylight before, that’s actually pretty cool :)
I mean, to be fair, how many people these days have even seen a skylight, much less seen anyone ever interact with it? I'd never have guessed that they'd literally make 30 foot long poles just to open a window, it sounds like one of the silliest things ever.
You should have give a sin for the fact that Penguin got into a literal car crash, and somehow got out of it without even a scratch on him. Like, he should be fighting to stay alive after an incident as major as that.
Also, Riddler’s comically large neck chain, that he could 100% escape from with ease.
The thing that bothers me most about this movie is the car chase scene. Batman just causes a massive pileup on the road in hopes of catching the bad guy. He straight up causes the death of dozens of innocent people chasing a possible lead.
"But when I'm out there driving, if a vehicle is directly behind me for more than three minutes I generally assume I'm about to get murdered." I'm.. honestly glad I'm not the only one.
Or you are about to get tailed.
Don't worry you'll be fine! 😁❤️
the scene when the batmobile revved hard, man my seats were vibrating lol. truly an experience
That shit was amazing man!!!!!!
Honestly it was the only bit that was good in the whole thing.
@@ShayanGivehchian "ooh look at me im different"
@@rigocendejas6135 i apologize for having an opinion lol.
I thought it was gonna be badass but was disappointing because all he did was rev the engine and that was it.
This movie was just Intense and very Cool!
The Batman Rocks!!
“Stick a dirty drive into an eager laptop” KILLED IT!!!😀😀😀😀
I agree. Michael Giacchino's score rules like his work on The Incredibles, Mission Impossible, Up, and other movies. His score really shines through in a movie that is nearly a black screen.
@@kp1x this movie pales in comparison to the Netflix show Daredevil,both are incredibly poorly lit but this movie had no depth where at least daredevil did.
@@KrunkCobain batman movie better than most marvel shit
@@aidentorres5174 dude you can barely speak English, this movie sucked I don't even like marvel movies that much,this just a bad movie movie
@@KrunkCobain idgaf ab havin perfect english for you. Movie was fire
@@KrunkCobain give me some examples of why the movie sucked?
I liked how this film had that dark gritty feel, similar to the video games. Reminds us that Batman is not a superhero, he’s a dark vigilante who does things to inspire fear.
Ain't nobody scared of what won't kill
@@roylle6346 personally I would still be a little afraid of a 6ft plus bloke who happily beats people up and breaks bones daily
I personally think Ben Affleck hit that mark. The biggest downfall was he didn’t get a solo movie
This movie was trash and so is you’re opinion this isn’t Batman it’s a cheap knockoff
Le Vengeance
Great video. There was also a scene at the end when Batman sneaked up on Catwoman but then it showed that his motorcycle was parked within 5 feet of where they are standing.
This movie showcases how Batman can only exist in a world where cameras are only available to the hero and not to the bad guys or victims.
I love how the movie keeps getting longer with every sin
*Listen, I was born dead in Gotham & resurrected myself back to life, then later on in my after witnessing all types of brutal acts & experiencing many supernatural events I moved to Brick City which is next door to Gotham aka the concrete jungle...*
7:48 I got this one... so you can definitely repel on a rope and then tug it loose. It's called a pass through. The thing they got wrong is that it would have both rope tails coming down from the skylight. One to repel on, and the other to pull the line down. Definitely much easier to show than to explain, but yes it is possible, but not likely in this scenario
Or run a sheepshank at your tie-off, cut part of the line, and allow your weight and friction to hold it tight till you reach the bottom🤷♂️
@@bradleyadams5987 that's an interesting thought. I haven't heard or used this knot before. Looks cool. I'll have to put it into practice sometime. The pass through I'm talking about is basically a munters or choke with one tail out of the choke.
@@FitzyyLives aka suicide knot as if you take the weight off it, ever, it comes apart.
One bad hard stop during descent, where you bounce up on the rope, the rest of the decent will be high speed.
This is why almost no one uses this knot, there is no margin for error.
@@colinm6989 thanks for the heads up. I definitely wouldn't use it if I didn't understand it, plus I have plenty of knowledge and multiple ways to go up and down on a rope safely. Of course I'm a forever student, so hearing a new knot perked my ears up a little lol
@@FitzyyLives Yeah, probably never should be used for descent, or almost anything... maybe a trap of some sort....
Bear Grylls showed it off, didn't use it, for climbing down something and taking your rope with you.
So, consider the source....
We had a 20' skylight in our house when I was growing up, You use an incredibly long collapsible pole with a hook at the end to open and close it and you can close it really fast when it starts to rain
The way the Riddler turned himself and was so innocuous and made so little sense to me when I first watched the movie I literally thought for the next 45 minutes they didn’t catch the right guy he’s a fake and it was hard for me to believe that they actually caught the right guy
“Sounds like you are making excuses to be a shitty Batman” had me rolling on the floor laughing.
Amazing sense of humor u got there
Wasn’t that funny though
@@JamesT094 people have different personalities though, I thought it was funny but didn’t laugh out loud.
@@JamesT094 Thought it was pretty funny considering Bruce Wayne DOES kinda do a sh**ty job as a detective/vigilante in this film.
@@jonasmcclure4157 so you agree it wasn’t that funny
For Sin 93, I have to argue that the Riddler didn't go after Bruce directly for the same reason that he didn't go after Falcone himself despite pretty much knowing who he was (With the theatrics surrounding Colson being part of his MO of not just giving people the answers). Both of them are pointed out as social recluses with one staying in the private section of a heavily protected criminal den and the other living in what has to be a similarly very secure home. Add to it, Riddler has no chance to scope them out and find out their daily schedules and habits, so for Falcone he relies on Batman and the Police to bring him into the perfect place for him to be taken out...it seems like Bruce was just a bonus target for him. He talks about Bruce's father, he resents Bruce for being an orphan with billions of dollars and a home of his own and he lumps Bruce in with everything he hates about Gotham; but in the end I think that Bruce was less of a necessary target and more of a personal one for him. That was why he relied on something so impersonal and imperfect, because he didn't really mind if it failed as long as the message accompanying it got to Batman.
Thank you so much for pointing that out. I disagreed with that sin for the same reasons. The Riddler did not have any opportunities to get Bruce the same way he got those other guys, especially with Bruce going out as Batman every night to who knows where.
I think he mentions that he thinks that him and the Batman are partners or "associates", that he is a fan of Batman. But then the Riddler also implies that he knows that Bruce Wayne is the Batman. So if the Riddler is a fan of Batman and knows his real identity, then why did he want to kill Bruce Wayne?
Also, I dunno if I am alone here, but I found it very funny that after Batman introduces himself as Vengence and criminals tremble at the sight of the Bat signal, the thug asks him who he is. Well, he was probably visiting from the town where the Arrow operates...
@@user-qj9en1kp1m The rest of that group seemed to realize who he was after his ‘I’m Vengeance’ line. If I had to guess, two years was enough for people in Gotham to have come to accept that the Batman is a real and terrifying presence, but that’s still a city with millions of people. Now maybe that one guy was fairly new to town, some forms of criminal are prone to being transitory. Or maybe he was that one guy who stubbornly believed the Batman to be a myth to scare people like him, and for a second thought that the man who would beat him into a pulp was just some regular guy dressing up to play on said myth.
if he could scope out the mayor nd police chief he could definitely scope out batman, he really wanted falcone but couldnt to him so he used batman to forcefully bring him out. Another thing i'm struggling to understand is this, riddler really considers batman as some sort of ally which is why it was probably fun for him to send batman the clues, when he found out about falcone he must be wondering holy shit i bet the batman doesnt know this shit so let me put him on, which makes me wonder why he isnt interested in knowing his true identity. Is it maybe because he doesn't wanna ruin the mysteriousness of the batman he had grown to admire, so out of respect he let him be?
Personally i think they should have let that part he said bruce wayne in the prison play out like he knew his real identity. However, he was going to keep his true identity to himself out of deep deep respect for the lore, for gotham cause he truly believes gotham needs the batman.
@@afrosymphony8207 He was going after Bruce Wayne, not Batman. So he would not be scoping out Batman.
23:00 sin added for not pointing out the complete uselessness of the neckring thing here. it is very clearly way too large for his neck/head to the point that he could easily take it off anytime he wants without issue.
“Who are you under there?”
“SKIIIP!”
On behalf of all frustrated infosec engineers everywhere, I grant CinemaSins an exhaustedly loud THANK YOU for the unknown thumbdrive in laptop sin.
Gah, that was so dumb, it totally took me away from the movie and sigh in frustration 😅
I’m just glad I’m not the only person it bothered so much.
@ why tho?
@@Leonardo-po7ht As they say in the video, you never, ever put a dirty drive into your own/daily computer. You shouldn't even have the computer you do put it in connected to the internet.
@@Snarethedrummer Makes sense
They did a job at him being a first responder and him being a detective. I would have liked to see Pattinson do more as Interrogating and intimidating of criminals
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Loved the actual detective work in this movie, it felt like actual Batman
He was a great first responder when he caused that explosive car crash on the highway where dozens of people died and he didn't even try to save any of them.
My issue is that for all the things this movie does great, it just calls into question how a brilliant mind that created that also make the errors they did.
Example:
I watched a video essay on the amazing sound design of this movie, and it used the moment where Batman and Catwoman find Penguin and his Maroni drug operation. When he fires his gun, the rain goes silent, because the movie has a POV element to it, and when you hear the thunderous bullets, the rain falls away in comparison as your ears adjust back. That's great sound design. But then you have the club scene where Gil doesn't speak up over loud music. Like that's a real contradiction for me how you have the brain for one and not the other.
And then there's the multiple times of making the same mistakes like info-dumping or the "You should take a look at this" cliche.
Gordon is made out to be a good guy but somewhat incompetent with how he and the police force solve nothing on their own.
The insistence on long shots is annoying for an already long movie, the prevalence of following bike shots is annoying especially at the end, and Something in the Way is overused. It fit the trailers and could work for the initial bike ride to establish the Kurt Cobain vibe but after that it just made Batman an emo meme. He did a Joker where Catwoman says "are you just seriously scarred" and he goes "...yeah." Basically a damaged tattoo situation for me.
Paul Dano performance deserves a sin off. Also you missed there part where they didn't untie the penguin and then he waddles around like a penguin
This movie is a purrfect example of a "slow burn" without it feeling slow while still delivering on some classic Batman. its so excellently paced my third theater viewing was as gripping as the first (and still at home)
Why is this cmnt 6 hours ago ?
You can't even see anything in the movie.
@@AnthonyMcNeil And that pacing? Jesus this movie was so slow and boring i actually fell asleep in the theater.
@@danielsuarez3198 sounds like a you problem
@@AssetSiege Sorry but that movie sucked.. only other movie to put me to sleep is titanic lol.
I still love the fact that riddler could have killed falcone at the funeral
Like in the end he says "there is no way i could have brought him out of his iceberg bar"
It wouldn't have mattered though because Falcones crimes had yet to be discovered by Gotham. Killing him before the fact wouldn't have been satisfactory for The Riddler.
The point is revealing the truth. Killing Falcone is just the cherry on top.
If he killed Falcone outright at the funeral it probably would’ve driven the people in on the Renewal Fund scheme further into the shadows because they’d now know nobody who was in on it was untouchable. If anything killing Mitchell, Savage and Coulson first was the best choice because it drove Falcone further into hiding and kept him in one place where Riddler could easily shoot him
Riddler had no way of knowing Falcone would even be there. Also, Riddler's whole shtick is building up suspense with riddles before finally completing his plan. Even if Riddler had snuck in a gun and was able to accurately get Falcone ... he still wouldn't have taken the shot.
@@jeremyclements9184 so you say riddle crashed that police car with a bomb in it in the funeral, to then make it explode, but had no way of killing falcone there?
The very first or 2. riddle was
"Jo drag falcone into the light "
And at the end he said "thanks for bringing him out, i am way to weak i would Jever have been able to go in there to kill him
Can we just take the time to appreciate the note change when he goes "NEEEEEERRRRRD!!!"
Sin 26 reminded me of old cinema sins. Actually pointing out real goods within the movie
Actually skylights that opened were a great way to get the rising heat out of a room in the days before air conditioning. Given the noir "we're going to play around with different eras" feeling, this actually makes perfect sense.
10:55 He's trying to detect whether or not Selina is lying by the tone of her voice.
I thought that was obvious but the writers of this channel suck 😂
This is the best Batman movie ever made. It’s sad people have such terrible attention spans and can’t follow a story with more than one subplot
1:13 usually skylights like that have a crank winch mounted on the wall at human height level which you turn to open/close.
Hot air rises so its a way to let the hot air out and let fresh cool air enter the room for floor level via crack gaps etc
4:49 looks like water dripping above it
How did you not comment on the amazing, fear inducing Batmobile startup? Everything that machine does is just Seething with intimidation and its awesome.
they used a youtube video of a Justin Bieber song slowed down 800% as reference for the startup sound on the bat mobile
This muh sheen kills fascists∴
@@BrosephComrade Cringe
Sin 58: I'm basing this on my experience hanging out in bars frequented by fellow military vets. When guys have done things they've truly regret it eats at them and when they're inebriated or high they let it all out. In a way drugs and alcohol are truth serums for the people looking to get things off their chests, especially in an environment where they feel safe to express these thoughts and feelings
Little Caesar’s got me laughing super hard! 😂
I love that you included Philip Seymour Hoffman from Talented Mr. Ripley in the outtakes.
Fun Fact: they do in fact have a certain tool to open that skylight, if you consider it NOT being a ladder due to the position.
The mayor could have a crank or chain off to the side, against the wall to open and close it. It could ALSO be opened with a long pole. But this action is usually performed by house help, hence why the mayor never expected an invader.
It can also be opened by two Olympic gymnasts, however you need Olympic curlers in order to close it.
8:08 I mean, taking your phone with you when you go out and break into places seems like not a smart idea.
Detective: "Hey tech guy, this string of high-end burglaries seem like they all might have been done by the same person or crew. Check the cell phone towers and see if any of the same phones pinged in the areas of the robberies while they were being robbed."
Tech guy: "You know, I wouldn't expect this from a master thief, but maybe they're just dumb. It looks like Selina Kyle was near all these upscale mansions and jewelry stores and banks in the middle of the night while they were being robbed!"
Detective: "Well, that was easy."
The refrigerator door was left WIDE open for an obscene amount of time in that one scene where Catwoman and Batman were talking in the kitchen, 500 Billion sins, dude.
The skylights could have been powered. You know... by electricity and opened and closed at the press of a button. Regardless, yes. Skylights like those DO require a long tool to open and close them and they are very common. You know this.
This movie gave me the messy detective Batman I didn't think I needed.
You mean incompetent?
@@KrunkCobain you're everywhere in this comment section and I'm loving it.
Messy, new, unpracticed. A real Year Two.
Batman didn’t do any detecting in this movie. He was handed clues by the police from the person he was chasing. The one lead he came up with (the Penguin being El Rata Alata) was wrong, and that caused quite a few innocents to be killed in that car chase. In the end, he’s handed the answer to the final clue that the climax of the movie hinges on on a silver platter of plot convenience.
The Batman in The Batman is a passive character. He’s moved along by the plot, not by his own proactive choices.
I hate this movie
@@eyespy3001 So, the police showed the pry tools in the cage, Gordon gave batman the "bring him the light" card? It wasn't like he was handed the final clue that would change the outcome because it was already too late, even if he didn't find it the same scenario would have happened. The car chase I agree but this batman didn't care about anyone else but himself and getting the penguin.
I know batman was an amateur, especially since he didn't see the photo's was only linked to 1 location, but that's movie plot coming into action. Plus the Penguin acknowledge how wrong Batman was.
I love how this version of Batman and Gordon were more like partners compared to previous live-action Batman movies. The Dark Knight’s Batman and Gordon were buddies, but the 90’s Batman and Gordon didn’t do anything together.
and in TV Gotham he is more like a father (or cool uncle) to him
The little Caesars joke made me laugh every single time
When it comes to following/ being followed while in traffic, I used to drive about an hour to see family every weekend and there was almost always a blue dodge that got on the interstate when I did and took the same exit when i did. I thought it was weird at first but we kind of became buddies honking and flashing lights whenever we noticed each other. Never bothered to actually meet them though.
You could make a movie out of that
@@Red_Ryan_Red I think that movie starts with them in the trunk of that blue dodge.
@@carlossantana2371 *record scratch* *freeze frame* “Yeah, that’s me. You’re probably wondering how I got here.”
u should wth
So I’m not an expert, but…I’m like 99% sure there is a way to tie up a repel rope to where it can hold your weight but where you can also easily get the rope back down.
Ian might know actually.
I believe it’s called a suicide knot and they’re dangerous to use for obvious reasons plus you need enough excess rope to loosen it on the other end. Plus the time to tie such a knot.
@@leewolf6434 if it’s anchored down correctly it’s pretty safe lol. It’s can actually be fairly useful for climbers and such to know in emergency scenarios.
5:01 It’s actually pretty combing for the props department to make many different kinds of the same prop.
They might make a dozen different versions based off the directors description of what they want and then lay them all out for the director to choose.
So I’d don’t think it’s off two different, very similar, versions of this prop were made and then they accidentally used them both in the movie
Im so glade you did this. I did my own because of how many thing made me upset:
The Batman
-Needle drop
-He looks at things using his Twilight disgusted face
-Batman looks down a lot
-What happened to the board of Wayne Industries coming to meet him?
-Haha “thumb drive”
-Batman creeps on Catwoman instead of watching his suspect in the other room
-to many shots for a 8 sec conversation. It gave me a headache
-when did Batman learn Selena‘s name.
-The bat Signal looks like it’s just a Gordon side project/ ie it looks like it’s just in a construction site
-the mayor approaches Bruce Wayne at a funeral to ask him for money for the city
-Poor Colson sat all day waiting for Batman because he only comes out at night
-where did the glide suit go after he fell?
-an hour in and it has rained every single night
-(when you first see the Batmobile in action) what?
-“peekaboo” haha
-“good cop batshit cop” the penguin read my mind
-Batman is a terrible detective
-they made penguin waddle like a penguin haha
-Bruce is a dick to floors? Why there?
-Bruce Wayne didn’t know anything about his parents, his expression say that.
I say again Batman is a terrible detective
-Bruce used his Batman voice in front of Falcone
-The Riddler is anarchy he barely did any riddles
-The riddler can easily slide out of that neck cuff that they have him in
-Batman was about to cry because he thought someone found them out
-“you are not as smart as you thought you were” the riddler read my mind
-theses a sea wall in Gotham? Since when?
-Pigs
-ok, that was a cool superhero landing, but how long was that set up?
I think the biggest sin of the movie that Jeremy forgot was that Batman and Gordon just let the Penguin go after that shootout and car chase that probably killed many people. He just gets tied up and left alone. The two spend the whole movie trying to uncover corruption, they should just look in the mirror.
Yea this isn’t the fault of Bats or Gordon.. penguin was recklessly driving to get away.. and if he didn’t stop him in his tracks he would’ve caused more damage. Rewatch the chase, Oswald is driving the opposite direction and causing crashes, batman is maneuvering around all his carnage
@@paulglover2778 if only he stopped him from leaving in the first place, if he didnt rev his engine for no reason at just blocked their exit, if he just walked to them like how he did at the final act against fully automatic machine guns since he's got bullet proof armor, you know we can go on...
@@jdal21 do you have any idea how many scenarios in superhero film swear we look at a situation and said “ all he had to do was this” Yes you’re right, but would it have been half as entertaining? Absolutely not.
@@paulglover2778 stupid but cool for plot is never a good thing, sacrifice your brain cells to appreciate a dumb act just coz it looks cool is never right,
everything abides basic logic of if-then or cause-effect, none of what required batman to get into his car and rev the engine for no reason,
no doubt it looks cool but we cant undermine how stupid it was just so we can get a chase scene, because if batman didnt get into his car then penguins men also wouldnt,
you see the logic in that?
doesnt matter if it is a superhero film or any flick whether it is mainstream hollywood or indie, tv series short or full feature,
so dont use other stupid reasons to justify the existence of the same stupid, its fine for a film to be stupid but dont expect it to be praised for otherwise
@@jdal21 Then you must hate 99% of the movies you watch. Sacrificing sense for cool is a strong statement and not exactly accurate. More like syncing the film to unravel the next exciting aspect of the story is more like it. And not to mention catwoman was still by the car so driving a muscle car with a rocket strapped to the back into it might’ve not even worked out well for even a women that claims to have nine lives. And as far as letting penguin go, it was sacrificing the little fish for a bigger one. Like he said in the movie “ I’m just the proprietor” he isn’t totally wrong. He’s a henchman that wants more power than he has or needs, and Batman can easily find him again when he wants. The main thing on both of their plates is “how can we catch a super intelligent serial killer/terrorist before he can really screw things up”
All sins aside, this movie was fantastic. They made everything about Batman more realistic. I saw it in theaters and loved everything. The color scheme, the music, the bat signal, which is far more realistic than the previous movies have made him out to be. He's not a superhero, but an incredibly intelligent vigilante. The batmobile is more realistic and the flying scene in his suit where he is attempting to land, but struggles with it like every other normal person makes him easier to resonate with. I love how Batman and Commissioner Gordon are more like partners rather than uninvolved with each other in the past. And mind you, Robert Pattinson's performance was surprisingly great for this role!
i loved this movie as well
I thought the story was all over the place...
But if you got your money's worth then great
I thought the long Halloween did the story a lot better.
More realistic? How about maybe just once show us Commissioner Gordon or maybe even Barbara Gordon figuring out *who's the bat-guy leaving all these Batarangs around town amid all the major crime scenes of Gotham?* It could lead them to Bruce, an eccentric billionaire schizoid on the verge of losing his grip on reality with a very large stockpile of extremely dangerous bat-themed gadgets and bat-themed armored suits stored in a bat-themed cave under his family's innocuously imposing mansion on the Wayne Family Estate. *I need to see Bman from someone else's perspective* because Bruce isn't even a little "realistic" until he starts explaining why he doesn't think he needs psychiatric care.
Bruce Wayne should be a hint more Howard Hughes, but with a socialite flare when he's not in his darker place.
*Big Daddy from Kick-Ass is maybe the most realistic Batman I've seen,* but he used guns, and he wasn't funded enough to be the funhouse Batman could be if he truly applied himself to achive a 100% criminal-free Gotham.
@@rmg6497 agreed. a convoluted mess
You know its a good movie when cinemasins resorts to roasting lamps
This film was absolutely incredible. Easily my favorite live action Batman film ever made. As a lifelong Batman fan it was just perfect. I adored every second of it. Can't wait for the sequel. Thank God for Matt Reeves.
Geez.... How was the movie great. The final fight was literally just a bunch of henchmen shooting guns and WHY THE FUCK HE HAD TO JUMP ON THE ELECTRIC CABLE TO CUT IT. WHAT IS THE FCKIN PURPOSE OF A RANGED WEAPON "BATRANG" . the only best part of the movie was the batmobile chase. Was really hyped there. After that the movie went to shit.
@@lawn_mower4941 that's nothing more than your asinine opinion. And luckily, much like yourself, it doesn't matter in the slightest. The VAST MAJORITY of both audiences and critics absolutely loved this film. Because it's incredible. Far better than the plot-hole ridden garbage that is the dark knight trilogy. Or the absolute atrocities that are the Snyder "films". Absolutely fantastic film for real Batman fans.
@@CancelHappiness There are some great things about the movie, Robert Pattinson is great in it, so is Paul Dano and John Turturro, Colin Farrell was surprisingly not very good even though he is a great actor, The guy playing Gordon was literally just reading the script, it was kind of comical how bad his performance was, and hes not even a bad actor, he has been good before. I liked that they did something different with the story (for a batman/superhero movie) but it just didnt hit at all, it wasnt really boring, it was just average and not anything i hadnt seen before a million times. The ending was pretty bad, it was not needed at all. All that being said there are some great scenes sprinkled throughout and the score and cinematography were top notch which is not surprising. I am looking forward to a sequel though since this Batman character is very interesting and i'd like to see what's next for him. It´s a strong 6.8 for me tbh, nothing special except for a few great moments.
@@brightblackgrouse6236 yeah, I'm not reading all that. Idc in the slightest about your opinion. The Batman is incredible. End of story.
@@CancelHappiness brainwashed much? It was a flawed movie and no it is not better than the dark knight.
Personally, this is one of my favorite Batman movies. I know the movie was really long but I didn’t get bored. The movie did a good job at keeping me interested. Most of the movie was set at night or in a dark room, and I have heard some people complain about that, but I think it is great because that’s Batman’s whole thing. He is the creature of the night. Overall I think it is a amazing movie.
I feel the same way
It's not that it was boring, it's that it was so unbelievable and commercial that the 3 hours felt like an eternity
The next batman movie will be completely black
@@KrunkCobain What do you mean unbeliavable and commercial?
Obviously you chose to ignore all of these sins because you told yourself it"good"
20:58 Yes, the police can arrest someone based on one witness account after suspicious activity is reported, they bring them for questioning and if they have nothing to do with the suspicious activity they are let go.
I think it is a sin how Batman chases Penguin in his car and endangers many lives in the process, and seems unconcerned about it.
Programmer here. The bit with the code is accurate if thats how you have programmed it. As it works out what sumbols are worked out it removes them, naturally this leads to the scatter design like in the film.
The other option would be the the proccess would wait till everything has been decode then display the image, but a loading bar would make for a shitty sceene.
Of all representations of UI displays for hacking or code breaking this one is one of the more accurate ones.
One thing I will always give this movie is that we finally have a Batman movie where he's doing detective shit. For the worlds greatest detective there's not a lot of detectoring in a lot of Batman movies.
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Too bad he is horrific at detective stuff… I do not understand why he had to go to the crime scene when police are there!
@@fingreen2663 I mean most mystery movies/book detectives are also bad at detective stuff.
@@gizmofrompizmo2177 but after watched something like Sherlock Holmes. Which has some kind of lead way to find out what something is or what something means. Discovering the mystery takes effort instead just randomly gives … wrong answer??
I felt the way that Batman team up with Gordon is fine… but it would probably be better if he has Alfred behind the ear? Running into crime scene with all those police is also very strange~~ I just can’t get behind that as well. Batman is supposed to be mysterious. Maybe they try to have dynamic duo feels to it. But the chemistry felt totally wrong. Also the way Batman suddenly cares about Selina being whatever she is, did, or does felt totally not fitting when he totally send her into rabbit hole, using her as human probe and force her into very dangerous situations without hesitation…
I like the vibes… but that is not all it has to do… like the dune movie~ focus all on the vibes the sound the color palette the character but missing out on the interaction between characters…Maybe it sounds cool~~~ but it just so much stuff that went wrong.
The casting … I don’t know why a 35yr old Batman act like delinquent teenager is great acting. And detective who looks at least 50 act also like 30 years old detective.
Maybe they are aiming for something like 5 years gap and make all kind of different Batman movie with different age and different feel later~~ but it just keep taking out of the movie when Batman act like kids…
Agree
Regarding the rappel rope, there are knots/devices that basically release when tension is removed (so the knot only holds under tension)
The writers of this channel are idiots don't expect them to understand common sense things 😂
Yeah but that requires you use the middle of the rope not just one end and pop the knot off when you're done.
Movie rappeling is usually a large pile of shit.
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8:45 but the riddler did not make the card, he bought it. In the card there is raised lettering and handwriting with a pen. If he made the card there would have been no handwriting. And 12:18 he is using a phone and the screen reflected is the call screen. Also 12:34, his armour is I guess bomb proof like you kinda said, his arms don't get injured and batman obviously put his arms in front of his face to protect his face. You could even see this is slow mode. 15:25 It is quite hard if you don't know Spanish and don't know there is an easy mistake. Batmans first language is English and he doesn’t sen't know Spanish. 16:57 She wants to keep that secret cause she wants to kill falcone and if she told anyone than they may stop he attempt example batman. 20:38 ye it is similar since it is based off of similar comics. 21:16 he saved cops and now they respect him for that??? wat
"Lēād le rat to le light"
First, he definitely made the cards. Those were waaaay too specific. Second, Bruce did translate El Rata Alada, "Rat with wings". Why Alfred didn't say why Riddler's Spanish was bad, I don't know.
@@Retro_Red Ok tell me why the heck was there handwriting and raised lettering? And Alfred probably doesn't even know Spanish that good
Cinema Sims giving his dad one point for doing the cliche out to get milk trope
I'm surprised you didn't sin the fact that if these thugs and criminals would just carry a flashlight they could easily see if Batman is or isn't lurking in the shadows like he said in the into.
After a certain distance, all a flashlight does is ruin your night vision and tell other people where you are.
Yes, but the bad guys in the Iceberg Lounge actually did have flashlights, which is how they discovered Batman on the ceiling (before getting beaten to a pulp).
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I really enjoyed the movie, but the main problem with it as scene-by-scene, Batman's intelligence swung pretty wildly depend on what the script demanded.
The end edits were pretty phenomenal for this one
You seriously didn't sin the fact that batman's reckless chase after penguin undoubtedly ended in the lives of dozens of Gotham citizens??
Nah they all survived trust me
The entire time I watched this movie, I couldn't help but be reminded of the Batman Telltale series. It was just so similar.
In the comics Riddler figured out Batman's identify. Bruce/Batman tricked riddler to keep his secret. Because of Riddlers incessant need to feel special and supperior to everyone.
Yep Batman hush
Ave Maria is played to signal when a part of the movie is more about the Riddler. Something in the Way is played to signal it is about Batman. The timing of the music is carefully chosen. If the Riddler could plan to flood the city, he could plan ahead to open a skylight at the beginning. The Riddler expected Batman to know it was a carpet tool. Hence the early foreshadowing of the murder weapon falling into frame, that pays off way later, if you were paying attention. "Not as smart as I thought you were." . I wonder how much the Everything Great About version will contradict this slapdash critique.
I fell asleep 3 times while watching this movie, the worst part was, every time I woke up, it was still on.
I actually really enjoyed this film! Even after being dragged to it unwillingly by my son. I thought it was brilliant!