BATMAN BEGINS (2005) FIRST TIME WATCHING - MOVIE REACTION!
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- Welcome to our first time watching Batman Begins (2005).
How does a DC film superhero compare with the Marvel Universe to the new generation?
The origins of Bruce Wayne in Gotham City becoming Batman. Directed by Christopher Nolan and written by him with David S. Goyer. Starring Christian Bale, Michael Caine, Liam Neeson, Katie Holmes, Gary Oldman, Cillian Murphy, Tom Wilkinson, Rutger Hauer, Morgan Freeman and Ken Watanabe (what a cast!).
With this one, we had a tough audience to please, being spoiled previously by the Marvel Universe films, but it slowly built up and up and we loved it. In the editing of this reaction video, we loved it even more as we spotted more and more detail. It's a truly excellent film and filmmaking.
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Dark Knight should sort him out .
Iron Man's suit wasn't built to actually work to film the movies... Nolan had the Tumbler actually built to DO the stuff for real to capture in frame on camera!
Kid is just mesmerized by the "SHINY" of Marvel.
It was cute how resistant the son was to this movie at first and slowly come around by the end. I’m also a fan of origin films so this one is my favorite. Nolan films are much more layered and deeper so of course his Batman film plays with a lot of themes. Perhaps he will appreciate it later in life. And I saw this movie over 5 times so I can say it has rewatchable value. 😉
This film is definitely hooking in a more mature audience
@@GenerationMediaReaction I’m curious if he will like The Dark Knight. It has a lot more action. Thanks for these reactions. Always fun to see how the new generation reacts to things I grew up watching.
I'm almost embarrassed to say that I've watched BATMAN BEGINS something like twenty times and watched something like another thirty reactions to it and I'm still not tired of it, though I do skip ahead through some parts sometimes. Nolan is brilliant and nobody else has come close to getting Batman as right as this on screen other than BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES.
I'm loving the Father in this, every single sentence, every single phrase, every single observation, it's like I'm watching it right next to him with a beer haha.
Wonderful work here by Christopher Nolan.
US army was researching for the grappling gun and to escalate buildings. The Tumbler is a real car custom made for the movie. Memory materials and Kevlar are real. Certainly is much more attainable than Iron Man's armor.
Wasn't angry at his dad at all... Was angry his dad was taken, and angry at the guy who took his parents from him
Is "The Dark Knight" perfect? Does a bear live in the woods, is the Pope catholic, is water wet?
53:58 Junior: "Green Lantern really sucks, the movie. Really bad, like, really bad. Worst superhero movie ever made."
_Catwoman (2004)_ : "Challenge accepted!"
An Adam West era Batman and Robin outfit for you both was a missed opportunity for this one Lmao.
Omg! Like Only Fools And Horses!
Excellent comment Batman and Robin costumes would have been perfect
@@GenerationMediaReaction You could save the Batman and Robin outfits until you, presumably, watch the third installment of this series. It kind of, sort of had Robin in it.
@GenerationMediaReaction lmao God I forgot about that, I'm gonna need to watch only fools and horses again now haha.
These 3 movies are really good. I also loved
Zack Snyder's Justice League.
Aaah, the sheer unadulterated joy of watching this movie for the 'first' time!
Looking forward to seeing it through your eyes.
I like the Marvel films. However, you should tell your son that just about ALL scenes involving Iron Man's suit were made with CGI animations. Robert Downey Jr. simply ran around in a leotard in front of a green screen (as did Spider-Man, Falcon, Black Panther, etc.). On the other hand, nearly all of the visuals seen in the Christopher Nolan films were actually made in real life. The suit is real. The city is real (mostly filmed in Chicago for this film). The "effects" were actual costumes and machines demonstrated with real-world stunts. There is even a great video of Jay Leno (the comedian and car enthusiast) driving Batman's vehicle through Los Angeles.
Your son wants the Marvel lights and theatrics. He'll come around to Batman. Good post. It takes some life experience.
As a fellow who's owned a comic book shop, and has made my living selling comic books for 30 years, and been a fan since childhood, it's particularly fun not only to see you guys review this film, but your son's reaction to it, too. I frankly love both Marvel and DC, comics and films, though admittedly Marvel has the better track record with movies. That noted, DC still has a few of the very best in the genre.
Your son REALLY didn't want to watch the film, at first. It was obvious in his body language, even. I'm glad he stuck it out and even changed his opinion to a degree. I really think he'll enjoy the next one in the series.
Watching him debate you about Batman compared to Iron Man was a real hoot, too. 😂
One final note: I am admittedly more a Marvel guy, too. But, that said, DC paved the way in both comics and film for Marvel, so the characters do deserve respect. 😊 If there wasn't a Batman, there wouldn't have been an Iron Man, in either medium. Superman and Batman's successes are what birthed the superhero in comics and movies.
He liked this film more than he allowed to show!
the mcu is simply for children dc is for comic book fans
There's certainly a generation raised on the MCU who just have no idea how good DC should be.
One other thing about Batman other than his genius was his commitment to never kill or use guns. So in Batman vs Superman, an older Batman is using guns and killing badguys which was soo off-putting at first and I think many fans were upset with that.
But when I read the graphic novels of older Batman, I understand now in the aging Batman universe, he was just fed up with the ever-continuing crime and started to break his own rules, which was both sad and understandable.
After raising 3 boys, watching another parent coping with the first phase of the onset of "angsty teenager" was a better watch than the movie :) Love the movie, and the reactions!
Take you son outside to play.
22 movies is only about making money and lacking on storyline. The Nolan Trilogy stands head and shoulders above any of the 22 Marvel kids movies!! Oh, and let's not forget the stellar cast!! 💯👍
I really thank Christopher Nolan from bringing Batman back on top after that 1997 disaster Batman and Robin and Christopher Nolan's movies were so good that I bet it influenced Rock Steady to make these amazing Arkham games. I started liking Batman since 1992
Batman has beaten Superman Iron Man couldn't even beat Captain America 😂
After the Nolan Batman trilogy, you should next go into Man of Steel with Henry Cavill.
So glad your son hung in there and liked it by the end. Pretty sure he will love the next film (who doesn't?).
No, I'm afraid you misunderstood a point. Bruce was never, ever, angry with his father. Not at all.
Ras told Bruce that he should be angry with his father simply to get Bruce angry with Ras to distract Bruce during the fight because it was such an absurd thing to say. It worked, enraging Bruce at Ras and causing him to lose track of the fact that Bruce was literally on thin ice.
That's all. Bruce wasn't angry with his father.
Incidentally, Nolan made one weird mistake, which is having the name pronounced "Razz." "Ras al Ghul" is actually pronounced, according to his creator, and DC Comics, and every other place Ras has appeared, such as BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES, as "Ray-sh." Raysh-al-gool is the proper pronunciation.
Just for the record.
I interpreted it as Bruce initially being angry with his father for dying in a classic grieving way only to then realise he was angry at himself and then ultimately come to terms with himself
The Batman vs Dracula 🙌🏻👍🏻
The newer Matt Reeves Batman film is great, too. Would be a good one to watch over the Halloween holidays.
Its also funny growing up my dad made me watch a lot of movies. But unlike you he would always refuse to explain or even tell me what movie we are watching. Instead I was a little kid watching Alien, Predator, Star Wars, Gladiator, Terminator and many other movies probably not age appropriate for me. And I loved them all.
Oh man you two never disappoint. I was cracking up watching little man resisting this film. You can't blame him after all the bad DC films. Especially Catwoman,Jonah Hex, Batman and Robin et cetera. I am a big fan of origin stories as well. This is my favorite of The Dark Knight trilogy but The Dark Knight is a masterpiece. Thank you both for always being entertaining with your reactions
Batman is also known as "the world's greatest detective", so his "power" if you can call it that is he's a super genius. He is the only human with no powers in the Jistice League but he commands high respect because of his morals and resolve. Some other older DC movies are okay, but these Nolan ones are the only DC movies that really shine for me. Tim Burton one was Allright but you can see the comic book influence, but these ones are more modeled after graphic novel type grittiness.
You might be interested to know that Bruce's father is played by Linus Roache, son of Bill "Ken Barlow" Roache of 'Coronation Sreet'.
I understand where your son is coming from. I was like that when I was a kid, where I used to like Marvel (Spider-Man, Wolverine & Hulk) until I started growing up and was liking Batman more with Batman Begins, Batman (1989). I think as he ages and is introduced to more DC content he's probably going to like it. Cause in my opinion, DC has one of the best characters out there.
Thanks, I think this is what makes the reaction interesting in that it’s honest and true to the age and time
Sorry, but in the comics, Joe Chill killed Bruce Wayne's parents. Tim Burton made up the idea that the Joker killed them, which made no sense whatsoever in the actual Batman comics continuity, and was a terrible, terrible, idea that only worked in the isolated film, under the typical movie logic where only the things shown in the one film exist and everything has to explain everything else.
Fortunately, the idea remained used only in Burton's film and never polluted the comics or any other adaption.
The whole point of Batman is that he opposes ordinary criminals, exists to fight ordinary criminals, and was created by the act of an ordinary criminal. The super-criminals came later and only because they made for more interesting stories once stories about normal criminals had been exhausted.
But the point of Batman is that he's a normal man and he's not some kind of superpowered being fighting other superpowered beings. Batman fighting strange costumed criminals is just part of his evolution. He wasn't created with the idea of a Justice League, or to team up with Superman, either. All these things came later.
This is what I love about Batman; his close relationship with the criminal underworld rather than the more outlandish bad guys
@@GenerationMediaReaction: In the comics, sometimes Bruce/Batman has used yet another persona, this one a very very very minor criminal known as "Matches Malone," who infiltrates gangs as a henchman flunky to pick up intel.
And of course Batman is also a master of disguise among his infinite number of skills, so he often goes undercover in any number of ways and circumstances. And cultivates informants.
And as is shown in the movies, loves to frighten criminals into giving up the information.
There are funny moments in the animated series -- SUPERMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES, I think, though it might be B:TAS --where Superman has to disguise himself as Batman for the episode to investigate Batman/Bruce having disappeared, and Robin has to give him instructions on how to be intimidating. In other episodes Superman tries and fails to intimidate criminals because they don't find it credible that he'd hurt them. Batman, yes, Superman, no.
I'm gonna enjoy this.
Isnt it time for the tuxedo's again .
Generational bias is interesting and funny. When I was the young mans age Iron Man was a sad drunk in the comics and Bat Man was the big thing.
little guy thinks you have put batman down because likes iron man better. you can like whatever you want but don't have be in a tribe.
I was kind of hoping when asking son if he would be willing to give DC a movie a try he said no. And then roll credits and you end video would be hilarious.
All I could think was "urrrrrrrgh shut UP dad"
My friends, the Joker debuts in the next one of the Nolan trilogy The Dark Knight...you two will love it.
It was Boris the the Bullet dodger!
Why do they call him the bullet dodger? 😊
Because he dodges bullets Avi! 🫤
"Is the dark knight perfect? " 🙂
I don't know but with critics and everybody they consider it the highest rated Batman movie of all time.
@@ecco2366 after I heard that and the kid's cynicism throughout, I thought Dad should just troll Son and show him Batman and Robin, and say "this is the next film in the trilogy" 🤣
@@DrVVVinKthat would be sad abuse
Have you seen "Empire of the Sun"? It stars a young Christian Bale when he was about your son's age. A great movie by Steven Spielberg.
Neither of us have seen this actually. Must stick it on the list !
Absolutely. That was my 1st thought when I saw Christian Bale...."Yikes, EMPIRE OF THE SUN is a perfect movie fir the young lad to see". Plus it adds some history that is overlooked. I concur, please consider!.
Iron Man cooler? Young one needs to be introduced to the "Batgod" of the comics.
Someone commented on maybe you should have dressed as the Adam West Batman/Robin (60's TV). Its just not the same. But the "black and black" is great.
I’m with you, dad. I love origin stories. As a kid in the 1960s, I liked Batman much better than any other comic-book hero, precisely because he was just a guy with good fighting skills and gadgets---no ridiculous super powers. The idea of a utility belt was sensational in those days! In contrast, I loathe comic-book films, with the exception of the Nolan Batman films (great casts and direction).
To many negatives waves man 🪖
I will catch the next reaction 🙌🏻
He liked it the end
Should attempt to go back to DC roots. I'm talking about Superman.1978 with Christopher Reeve, consider it
Oh yes
22:51 Batman is more Realistic than Iron-Man wear a Metal Suit that uses what as Fuel for his flight thruster jets YEAH! please explain that one? Nobody can explain it. My favorite one about Iron-Man is that he moves all around but never makes any metal-on-metal sounds 😂🤣😂 because that's Realistic.
It's very psychologically normal for kids to have trouble liking two things that are "culturally opposed", in this case liking Marvel or liking D.C., and there are many reasons for this being the case- one that immediately comes to mind is what it's like if everyone in your class or friends insists that one thing is bad and another thing is good. He did a great job of being able to take some time and suppress his feelings going in and I think we can all be proud of him! Also, speaking for myself as a fan of both D.C. and Marvel, it's ok to like Bruce AND Tony! They're very different people with very different areas of expertise, Batman/Bruce is a detective first and a ninja second whose life was built on the pain of loss and fear. Tony is a genius inventor first and a superphilanthropist second whose life was originally built on blood and death who came to see the error of his ways but also still suffered from critical levels of (often factually justified) arrogance. They're both interesting people as characters and would probably really enjoy each other's company as long as their business interests never came into conflict, but then if their secrets were out between each other then even that wouldn't probably affect their 'relationship'. I'm really looking forward to the next two films and beyond!
I've liked BOTH Marvel and DC since about 1963. Not everything, of course. It all depends on the writers and artists. Some comics are crap and some are brilliant. Just like all other fiction.
I'm glad I don't have kids; they're far too triggering 😆
haha!
Nolan did a great job on the trilogy, though I like the Tim Burtons Batman movie just a tad more.
Marvel movies are for kids and these aren’t so I would expect him to like the marvel movies more.
I think he'll love Dark Knight, I know I was absolutely spellbound by Heath Ledger's performance, and I don't even like superhero movies! 😅
For more Heath Ledger that is still age appropriate, watch 10 Things I Hate About You. It's his first ever movie, and he already blazes in it.
And it's a modern adaptation of Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew, so you can tell yourselves you're being all secretly highbrow!
The idea that if one likes Marvel comics, one can't like DC comics makes zero sense. It's no different than saying "I like chocolate ice cream, therefore I hate cherry ice cream." One can like five, ten, twenty different flavors of ice cream.
But kids get a lot of peer pressure. The "infinite batarangs" is obviously something a friend told him, since it certainly doesn't come from this movie. "If you like Marvel, you can't like DC" is a very very bizarre idea.
The most Batman-like Marvel hero is, of course, Daredevil. Which is no surprise, since they've so often been written and drawn by the same people. (Hi, Frank Miller!)
I agree, but this is the generation that's had the Marvel Universe very effectively thrown at their feet. Now he can tell his friends that Batman is also cool!
@@GenerationMediaReaction Yay!
I have to say that I have crossed fingers about the new DC stuff coming up. I really am not interested in a television show about the Penguin and I'm afraid that I didn't care for the latest Batman iteration.
But the great thing about the superheros is that they've all -- both DC and Marvel -- been around for so many decades that they've all, except for the very most recent, had many interpretations, many versions, been done in many styles, so if you don't like one, there's always another to like. I don't like the 2022 version? I still have Christopher Nolan and there will be yet other versions in future.
And I'm, as you can tell, one of those rare movie fans who has always read, and will always continue to read, the actual comics, the source of all this goodness in the first place, so I'll never run short of good stuff, no matter what the big studios decide.
Indeed, the problem is always that there's far far far too much to read and catch up on, not too little good stuff. (I mean, sure, there are plenty of bad comics and books and movies, but it's not hard to toss those aside and move on to the next.)
Boy, I'm awfully chatty for YT comments. :-)
@@NoHandleGrr After viewing this film, I gave the boy a copy of the graphic novel Watchmen to read... so one day we hope to watch the film and comparing it
@@GenerationMediaReaction Gosh, WATCHMEN has an awful lot going on, and is kind of mature. Hope he's up for it. Some is literally graphic and hopefully he won't be upset, but obviously you know best. It certainly is one of the best superhero comic works ever done, of course. If you don't mind all the bone-breaking.
I don't know if you've seen the HBO series, incidentally, which is not any sort of direct sequel, but it's really great on its own, as a very indirect kind of... related thing of its own.
I"m glad Nolan managed to kind of win over the young bloke by the end. Looking forward to the remainder of the trilogy!
I love how down on the DCEU LG (the Little Guy) is- I can understand how he feels because most of them are terrible, but I think the Nolan Batman films, the Matt Reeves film, and the original Tim Burton film are all excellent. Maybe the Little Guy would enjoy the Tim Burton Batman movie?
I think he'll definitely like Dark Knight more, watch A Knights Tale for more Heath Ledger. After you've watch The Dark Knight Rises, watch The Batman (2022) and see Matt Reeves take on the character.
I did enjoy it.
My favorite superhero movie is Watchmen, but that's maybe a bit soon.
Watchmen is excellent!
I recommend Zach Snyders Justice League. It was really good and is cool since it has all the super heroes and good villain.
Come to think of it..growing up i remember prefering the sequels over the originals too 😂 Ghostbusters 2, Gremlins 2, Back to the Future 2, Aliens, Temple of Doom and T2 were in CONSTANT rotation. Oh, poor ol’ VHS tapes..how they suffered.
@@PezQ84 yeah I agree and even though some of them are not like the greatest that's okay cuz we're all different right and we all got different taste mine will be Terminator 2 RoboCop to The Crow City of Angels Ghostbusters II The Dark Knight and Batman Returns....oh and Spiderman 2.
Mad Max 2
Spicy reaction:) Dude. I'm hoping your son is gooing to love The Dark Knight for the same reasons we love Tim Burton's Batman..........
JOKER.
If it wasnt for RDJ, iron man wouldnt be as near well regarded as he is imo. Batman is on another level, no matter who plays him, maybe apart from clooney and kilmer although i do have a soft spot for those movies.
When I was a kid Batman was the man! Never cared for marvel characters still don't. Batman is still #1, I think mainly because he is still just a man and uses that to his advantage. Ironman is close to that but just not as cool or to coin a phrase that you said "Realistic" enough.✌
Give him a year or two and get Blade on.
He's so hurt 😂😂😂😂 it's OK little man, batman for big boys iron mam for the youths....you'll get there....marvel is great so is DC
He liked it more than he let on. Roll on Dark knight!
@GenerationMediaReaction reading that back, it was harsh, apologies to the young man....I enjoyed the reaction, will be watching the next
@@drewsaad3948 No apology needed - it is what it is, he's lived at the age where Marvel have done something very special and he's had the marketing team throw things his way all-Marvel. It is what it is. I think he will end up liking both these Batman films and the Marvel ones. Batman is more mature definitely.
"It's more of a crime film..". I would go so far as to say it's noir.
I asked about a month ago about some star trek reaction videos.
Nice. An amazing movie. And next up: the single greatest comic book movie of all time... You two are great.
What we have here is a typical example of getting through years of dc vs Marvdl propoganda programming to come to his own conclusions. Good work
Seeding for Dark Knight … !
@@GenerationMediaReaction v for vendetta will also show little one how good DC can be at times
@@Gavin-Hewitt Good idea !
Lol. "cheap present" indeed! 😅
Please react to Batman vs Superman dawn of justice the ultimate edition with your son
Im a big Nolan fan but if you wanted to win over the kid - the lego movie batman was the place to start
lol kid is such a hater!!!! 😂 still loved the reaction
Well at least it’s honest! (He liked it more than he let on)
@@GenerationMediaReaction hahaha I know I know, I’m just teasing. My daughter is 9 and is the same way with stuff. She hears things at school and then that becomes her stance. I haven’t seen if you guys have watched the original TMNT film yet but my daughter loves it! If he hasn’t seen it yet that would be sweet for the future!
Getting close to Halloween i was wondering if you have any horror movies in the lineup. Some may argue it is to adult, but since he saw Titanic I think the little dude may be able to watch The Shining
We have a title planned for Halloween 🤫
Subbed. But please watch Shazam, Shazam 2 and Wonder Woman, with your son. Its all I ask for my like and subscribe.
I'm really curious what he thinks as a huge marvel fan.
Ok thanks for the suggestion. Neither of us have seen Shazam!
@@GenerationMediaReaction Its about a kind of like Harry Potter and The Goonies meets Superman 78. But with a more modern tone. I think you'll find it very fun.
Might I suggest the film Unbreakable?
Slightly disappointing to see the young man not being impressed AT ALL. lol. Hopefully, he’ll be able to watch the Christopher Nolan Batman films with a more open mind in the future. I know we’ve all been that way growing up, whether it’s with music, movies, books, etc.
Go easy on the man everybody's different remember that. he may come around once he get older
@@KrisTheBatSpider21 absolutely everyone has their opinion. And as far as him coming around as he gets older, I thought I covered that in my last sentence of my previous comment.lol.
I think when he’s older he may appreciate it more. It was cute how he didn’t want to like it at first. I grew up a Batman fan so when he said Iron Man was better it was like a dagger to my heart. 😂 ouch
He grew to like the film, but to be fair, it is a more mature film than Marvel Universe. We had a good chat at the end about origin stories versus sequels
I didn’t like this one at first. Wait until the wee man sees the dark knight. In the comics world there has always been a massive divide between who likes marvel and who likes DC. It is weird but most people have a side. Im a mavel guy. But with the films i like both. Anything super hero. Because we had to just take any old rubbish back in the day.
As for the movies/tv shows I think it depends when you grow up. I grew up in the 90s, so, I was exposed to the Burton films, and the Jim Carrey one (I actually enjoy it, I like the neon look), the animated series, and for Superman I watch the Dean Cain show, my dad also showed me Adam West Batman as well as the Superman films and 50s tv show. But, with the past 15 years being dominant by Marvel (besides Arrowvirse) I can see how kid generation being more into Marvel.
@@DrVVVinK yeah me too pretty much the same. I was born 81. I'm saying we we're desperate for anything back then so made a lot of excuses. I've seen that captain America too many times, think I hired it and was also on TV.
I can see the rivalry between DC and marvel now being between the movies rather than the comics. I didn't realise it was so strong. But I agree with what you said.
@@deathfab yeah, and besides the 2001 Spider-Man movie, Marvel didn't have much. I think that was because at the time it wasn't under one studio. But that was also a bit of a DC flaw, of when in the 2000s when everyone wanted Tom Welling and Michael Rosenbaum to be in the Brandon Roth and the creepy Kevin Spacey movie, they said "no", that they needed to keep the two separate or people would get "confused" which still makes no sense.
@@DrVVVinK that movie was terrible but the opening music in the cinema was one of the best feelings I've had. Didn't see any of them in cinema before. Spider-man is in my top 5 movies of all time. I think it's perfect movie. I prefer it to the sequel.
@@DrVVVinK I was born in 1978 and I didn't start liking Batman till 1992 with Batman Returns and yeah Batman is awesome I start liking him and then got into the animated series and then I love Christopher Nolan bat movies. Masterpiece trilogy but yeah. no hate on the boy everybody's different like the guy says it depends on the generation you grew up in
watch shazam fury of the gods please. curious what your kid things
Iron Man is the most overrated superhero. Batman is a whole other class. Sorry, but kid's just being a kid at his age and not being able to appreciate Batman because he's blinded by the fake Marvel charm. It is understandable, but a bit sad.
Really depends on when a person came of age. When I was a kid the only Marvel characters in mainstream media was Spider-Man and Hulk unless you read comics you didn’t get exposed to any other comic book characters. So Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman were my superhero figures bc they were ubiquitous. Kevin Feige screens the 1978 Donner Superman film before they start each Marvel film production bc he has said they aspire to capture that same aesthetic. Honestly, Captain America is more Clark Kent than his true comic book counterpart. I appreciate Marvel movies for what they are. They’re fun. But I can’t wait for the new James Gunn Superman movie and Matt Reeves’ The Batman Part 2.
He loved it more than he was letting on
@@alexanderdean8682 yeah give him time he'll probably like Batman more specially two more movies they will do and if he still doesn't like him still more power to him he's awesome no matter what.
@@GenerationMediaReaction when your son gets older will you let him play the Arkham games?? they are a beautiful Batman Masterpiece games.
I have to disagree with you on that, Iron Man has a good redemption story.