The Batman 4K HDR | Riddler Interrogation Scene
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When a sadistic serial killer begins murdering key political figures in Gotham, Batman is forced to investigate the city's hidden corruption and question his family's involvement.
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Directed by : Matt Reeves
Written by :
Matt Reeves
Peter Craig
Produced by :
Dylan Clark
Matt Reeves
Starring :
Robert Pattinson
Zoë Kravitz
Paul Dano
Jeffrey Wright
John Turturro
Peter Sarsgaard
Andy Serkis
Colin Farrell
Cinematography : Greig Fraser
Edited by :
William Hoy
Tyler Nelson
Music by : Michael Giacchino
Production
companies :
Warner Bros. Pictures
DC Films
6th & Idaho
Dylan Clark Productions
Distributed by : Warner Bros. Pictures
Release date : March 4, 2022
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Warner Bros. Pictures (2021)
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It's not a Batman interrogation without Batman yelling and wanting to beat the crap out of the other guy
WHERE ARE THEY?!
WHERE IS SHE??!!
@Kyan yep, that's Batman for ya, that's what makes him a perfect anti-hero in a movie like this
>>The Batman: WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!
*WHERE ARE THEY?!!*
Proof that you don't need the joker to make a good batman film
Facts. I’m so tired of the joker. Gotta give other villains a chance.
@@timothygumenik726 yes but no, I can't get enough of GOOD jokers
@@CrustaceanAllergyEnjoyer Luckily for us Joker fans. Barry Keoghan's portrayal looks VERY promising!
I had enough of the Joker, I want to see Mr. Freeze, Poison Ivy, or some Unpopular Batman Villains but this version gave The Riddler a chance. I love it.
@@slytherinmember1009 yes, but I still won't be sad if good joker appears
Despite the differences between the riddler here and his comic book counterpart, it’s not really him unless he’s shown to have a fragile ego while being prone to emotional breakdowns anytime he’s proven wrong. Paul dano nailed this perfectly in this scene.
Wow amazing analysis, you're on point. You know Riddler very well.
So true
I, like many people, was so used to how the villain with the plan had a calm personality and even if he fails he's not breaking down.. this reminded me that he's eventually a sick person first and foremost. So he would most likely react that way if proven wrong or failed
i didnt even think of that he the perfect riddler
Sure this portrayal in particular is a bit different than what we're used to but I think the spirit/core of the Riddler's character is still very much intact. A man who may come off at first like a calculating, intelligent menace who's two steps ahead, but is revealed to be a pathetic, demented loser behind all the puzzles and theatrics once you peel back the question mark-christened curtain.
No, this is the Riddler
It may be obvious, but the fact that Paul Dano looks so normal is the scariest thing about him.
He doesn't look normal
He looks like a creep. Maybe that's why they cast him.
For real. He looks harmless, but is terrifyingly intelligent
I always say that he looks like a non-succesful Bill Gates.
And that is the point. He looks very unaparent. The atmosphere makes us feel earie, but that guy may have as well just sold you a hot dog earlier today. It is only when you interact with him that something is... Off.
Love it.
He looks and acts like an unstable dork
For those who believe that Riddler knows Batman's Identity. You have to take in both Bruce Wayne and his background. Bruce being batman would mean that Riddler was beaten by a "Rich Jackass" who had life handed to him on a golden platter. He "Can't" believe that Bruce Wayne is Batman. It would shatter what little mental stability he has.
That’s a pretty good point
He left Bruce Wayne a note “see u in hell” and mentions it during his meeting Batman. He knows his secret identity
@@user-es9gz8kx3f the "See you in hell" note was in an envelope for The Batman, like with the other murders before
@@user-es9gz8kx3f Listen closely to what he says and it should all make sense.
"I know the real you" -> "All anyone wants to do is unmask you but they're missing the point. You and I both know Im looking at the real you right now".
The "real him" is the mask, like how Riddler feels about his own mask.
"He's the only one we didnt get" + "we've been doing this together" = he believes they are partners working together on these murders. He believes they are "secret friends" so why would he send a bomb to kill his secret friend? He idolizes Batman until he calls Riddler a psycopath and the delusion snaps.
I was confused at first, but yeah. He's still the Riddler and he doesn't believe a guy like Bruce Wayne would be anything more than a rich brat living it up from his dead parents money.
Paul Dano was such perfect casting. He captures almost every angle of the character from his theatrics, intelligence and pure arrogance whilst giving him a darker edge that's perfect for a more modern Riddler.
That’s what I’m saying
No this Riddler was TRASH
@@JaevhonDouglasexplain
@@andrekim9862 because he’s more a serial killer, then the cane wielding, question mark suited, and over ego Riddler that we grew up with.
Sure he’s crazy and psychotic in this version, but what was missing was his great riddler gadgets, riddle puzzles, and special tactics to his endgame. That’s what makes this riddler lacking.
@@greenlightcomics7602 that is true but I don't see how that's a bad thing. I grew up with that riddler too and I loved this riddler. And even then this one still has a lot of ego.
Anyone who thinks that Riddler is overacting here has never read a comic featuring The Riddler. Majority of Batman stories involving Riddler have Riddler thinking he's smarter than Batman only to always be thwarted, the idea that he isn't the smartest man in the room compared to Batman eats him up from the inside and that's exactly what this scene demonstrates.
Yeah that was also how the Riddler was portrayed in the Arkham Games, he's always trying to be the intellectual superior to both Batman and the other criminals. You get to see some of that in Arkham City with his interview logs with Hugo Strange.
Very well said! 👍 💯
I think this was somewhat a subversion of that as it seems Riddler is smarter than Batman rn but that the Riddler was delusional about their dynamic. When he comes back in the future and Batman has grown and Riddler knows where they stand(except he thinks he is smarter than Batman) it’ll play out that way. At least that’s how I see it
Yup, that’s why he had a breakdown till he realised batman never worked it all out. Then he felt more in control hence the singing
Batman always won bit at a cost... one of the things that made angry at riddler he always hurt somebody even if batman won overall.
I love how Batman calls him crazy just to hurt his feelings and then finds out he's actually crazy.
Makes you wonder, why was he put into Arkham in the first place? What about his crimes marked him as clinically insane, as opposed to just a serial killer with a taste for theatrics?
The line between genius and insanity...
Love this. Rather than it being a simple interrogation, it’s like a mirror to Bruce realizing what his actions have inspired. They made Riddler like a Moriarty figure and that’s exactly how he should be done in a modern context.
This isn't Batman having a heart-to-heart with one of his villains, this is him in front of the severely unwanted, worst-case scenario fruits of his labor.
Only riddler nor Joker is his Moriarty in this series. However we have been... referred to him
Thomas Elliot
i love the comparison with the riddler and moriarty.
@@juno_the8774 This version is too. The other plot twist in this scene is that Riddler's plot is not done yet, but Batman never knew it until now.
@@jorts_master69 you Make no Sense nothing Batman did Helped out Riddler
I love this origin of the riddler. i could buy that this would actually happen. imagine being a orphan and a guy donates a ton of money to help you. but All of the sudden that person dies. their child becomes a orphan and then in turn everyone forgets about you and starts focusing on that one kid. the corrupt steal all the money that was meant to help you. I would be pissed too.
Keep in mind, that new kid has a fortune to inherit
His origin will be released by DC Comics called Riddler: Year One written by Paul Dano himself and is canon to this movie and the book Before The Batman.
@@streetrat48 that's not really an origin that's more the year before the events of the batman.
His origin story is what happened to him as a kid.
And the best part...
He didn't want to kill Gotham.
He didn't want to punish Gotham.
When he flooded the city, he *orphaned* Gotham.
DUDE.
yet another "we live in a society so deep and I suffered so Im gonna make it everyone's problem because Im so sad wah wah" archetype that has become so tiresome and overdone in Hollywood these days. Its practically become a trend to make mental illness and hardship a reason to make others suffer. And people with the same issues keep looking up to these characters when in reality they should be seeking help
Riddler: “It was all there. You didn’t figure it out?”
Me in the theater: “Ohhhhhhh fuck.”
My thing is. What was the Riddlee plan on watching if Batman figured out the last riddle with the carpet tool?
@@tmac731 I think even if he did figure out the last riddle with the tucker he may not have been able to locate the vans in time to disarm the bombs before they blew the wall
I think even if riddler was hoping he would succeed he probably still expected him to fail
Hope for the best
Expect the worst
Exactly. I was like.
“I knew it wasn’t over. I knew Bats was missing something. Because Riddler wouldn’t give himself up that easily unless he had a reason. I knew he had an endgame.”
@@tmac731he thought batman was on his side
@april5054 Riddler learned the hard way of never meeting your heroes.
Man Joker must be laughing his ass off listening to this exchange between Riddler and Batman
I never clocked that the Joker was probably within ear shot of this entire conversation before 😭😭😭
@@jordancooper1592 this is not his cell? Its the interrogation room?
The Joker: LOL! Is the new guy throwing a...TANTRUM???🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@mikegoesnike his cell is literally an inch away
Giggling would be the correct answer
Riddler: See, I'm not a monster. I'm just ahead of the curve.
>>Batman: Where’s Dent?
@@TheProtagonist2020 if you want to know you will have to play my little game
@@israelrodas2387 yeah?
Joker: im I a joke to you?
@@TheProtagonist2020 “You have all these rules and you’ll think they’ll save you”🃏
1:20 when your card gets declined at the therapist
1:32 me when instead of being praised for cyber bullying kung fu panda haters i go to jail
@@KFP_Fanboy Kung Fu Panda solos all of fiction
😭😭😭😭😭😭
1:20 Dr Phil in a Nutshell
I just realized Riddler idolizing then hating Batman is literally what happened in Batman Forever too.
Funny, I don't recall Carrey!Riddler idolozing Batman.
@@SiM0n1755x He idolized then hated Bruce Wayne in that movie.
@@notmyrealname453 I know, which contrasts with how this Riddler _DESPISES_ Bruce (which keeps him from realizing Bruce is Batman).
Coincidentally, that Riddler wore clear-frame glasses too (Though only in the beginning).
They did an amazing job at making the riddler seem absolutely insane, this is easily the best riddler
It's also the first serious take on Riddler, love Jim Carrey but that wasn't the real Riddler.
@@kevinallen5991 back in 90s heroe movies were made for children. games too. they wouldnt like violence
You might be right but I'll take 90s movies any day of the week compared to today. 90s movies had balls compared to the crap we have today. It was the best of times, video games too.
@@kevinallen5991 yeah 90s and 2000s games were the best ever, 80s and older movies were a lot better too. cause it didnt has political correcnss censor and stuff. they were made to entertain and fun . you cant watch today garbage even though this batman was good.
@@kevinallen5991 2002-2011 was the best nine years in gaming ever. ps2 + ps3 era is unmatched
1:22 the way Robert utters "psychopath" with such anger and tone is such a nostalgic callback to Bale's Batman in TDKR.
Glad I’m not the only one who saw the parallel
that just has more to due with their British accents than anything else.
Psychuhpath
I like this one better Bale's 'psychopath' is so over the top comedic just like his voice which is super out of place for Nolan trilogy's ultra-realism lol Pattinson's voice is more normal and better
Am I having a Mandela effect here, ‘cause I swear to God, BatBale called Bane a sociopath, not psychopath
This is exactly what Riddler would be like in real life.
Dano absolutely nailed the mental snap and fragile ego that Edward has when he's wrong all the way down to the tantrum throwing.
2:02 I love how you can hardly see his eyes from behind the reflecting light coming off of his glasses. Really gives the feeling that Riddler is something inhuman, uncaring and calculating. You can tell what he’s thinking, but you don’t know what he’s going to do next.
Great steal!
What is with you nerds always WAY OVERANALYSING scenes and praising simple techniques. Settle down my god.
We all know that the Riddler won, he killed the corrupt, Falcone and flooded all of Gotham
He didn't look so victorious and happy in Arkham when he watched the news.
@@TheBatman39 yea cuz batman saved a lot of the citizens. Riddler wanted to kill everybody
Just like the joker in tdk(bankrupted the mob, rid Gotham of batman and give the people a false hero who gave them hope)
I think he really would’ve been victorious if the mayor elect died.
@@TheBatman39 Probably because even though he flooded Gotham, he wanted people to die, but batman saved them, and he liked batman better as a symbol of vengeance than a symbol oh hope, who saves people.
Riddler realizing he fucked up and the following meltdown is very satisfying.
Riddler through and through. Excellent performance.
Not to mention how he instantly regains his composure and arrogance as soon as he realizes Batman hasn't figured out the riddle after all, and he wastes no time immediately rubbing Batman's face in his "superior intellect".
He didn't realize he had fucked up, he realized Batman is not that ideal partner in crime he could've been for him.
Actually, I think it's even more nuanced than that! I think Riddler KNEW that Batman wouldn't figure it out, and he's pretending freaking out here to give batman the satisfaction of winning, before the big reveal that the plan is much bigger than he could have guessed. The subtleties of that are SO good!
1:42 It’s funny how the Riddler was yelling like a maniac and Batman is just standing there like “wtf” 💀
Yes it made me dying while watching the movie💀
This was honestly the best part of the movie for me. It constantly kept me engaged and what a performance by Paul Dano.
I was laughing hard asf when he started singing I was just thinking holy shit this man is nutz
I love the “You’re a pathetic psychopath” line. Bruce is fucking ANGRY by this point, he thought he was about to get caught 5 seconds ago and now this dude’s telling him they’re exactly the same, he can’t even control his rage anymore. Really dig this young renegade Batman
"How can you say that?"
Villian saying that never gets old! 🤣
Fr lmao
Psychos have feelings too.
@@xxlCortez They literally dont 🤣
@@Crusher888 they do but only selfish ones
@@Crusher888they literally do, dipsh*t. Sounds like you dont know what that word means.
0:24 - it's crazy how good Riddler understood what Batman really is
True, although he only got it on the surface level. It is true that Batman is Bruce’s true self, but, on the other hand, Batman is not the heartless spirit of vengeance Edward thinks he is.
“You’re a pathetic psychopath”
Says the guy that runs around Gotham in a bat suit beating up criminals.
"To them, you're just a freak. Like me!"
And started beating the glass when things didn't go his way 😂
Ah yes, beating up and scaring murderers, saving people in the process. Pathetic indeed.
@@pandogstudios1512 The only thing Batman protected in this film was the corrupt system from Riddler's plans
I really love how subtle the whole conversation went from Batman thinking that the Riddler knows his identity to realizing he just misunderstood the way the Riddler speak. The body language from Batman spoke volume. It was this self-distraction that lead Batman to overlooking one of Riddler’s last clue, leading to the bombing.
"im looking at the real you right now"
Him being able to nail this role with the creepy singing AND 8 years prior nail the singing in Love and Mercy is why he's one of my favorite actors.
The dialogue between these two...such perfect representations of their characters.
Batman wants to make Riddler understand how pathetic he really is.
Batman - "You're a pathetic psychopath, begging for attention. You're going to die alone in Arkham; a nobody."
And Riddler shows Batman he really hasn't figured it out yet.
Riddler - "Oh, you're really not as smart as I thought you were. I guess I gave you too much credit."
Superb writing from Matt Reeves!
Patterson’s eyes tho. He’s good at showing his emotion. Especially when he started hitting the glass.
When he starts singing Ave Maria, I couldn't help but think of Professor Pyg on GOTHAM who played the same song on record player and killed an inmate at Arkham.
I love the way Riddler’s glasses keep reflecting that single bar of fluorescent light on the ceiling in place of his eyes when he retreats from Batman. As if to say there is no longer any genuine humanity within him. His physical appearance of a harmless frail nobody a facade for the cunning monster that lies within, detached and soulless.
Edit: You know, I never once stated that it was the director’s intention, a costumer designers approach, or an idea from the set producers. I just said I love the way it looks and shared what it symbolized to me. The fact you that some (not all of you, thanks for sharing your inner Vader in support 😁) of you just try to tear this down simply because just because… I mean, man, what happened to your sense of wonder and imagination? 🙃 But hey, Internet gonna internet right?
It's just a set piece
Great thought! 👏🏼
@@leviticusyeeticus9895 You will pay the price for your lack of vision.... 😔
@@leviticusyeeticus9895 Vader: I find your lack of vision, disturbing.
how the fuck do you even come to that conclusion i don’t get it at all
I’m sorry, I know this is supposed to be serious. But I can’t stop laughing at the way Riddler screams
I think it’s supposed to be a little silly. Because it shows how pathetic the riddler can be.
I give Paul Dano credit for great line delivery. Alot of actors could use improvement on that.
It's intentional, The Riddler is a hypersensitive manchild with a fragile ego. Everytime he gets one upped or insulted by Batman in the comics, he throws a hissy fit. This version of the Riddler is a mentally unstable incel which makes him more unnerving.
MD and my brother
Probably because of all the memes
It’s funny how we get a crystal clear view of his face, but every trailer and TV spot would always hide it as if they weren’t gonna show it at all.
I wonder why they kept doing that
makes this scene more impactful
by the way how normal and an average harmless guy he looks like to be
Business
They did show his face at the beginning of the trailer, but nobody probably it was the riddler. They probably thought it was just a random guy getting arrested.
"No, noo, nooo, NOOOOOOOO!! AHHHHHHHHHHH This was NOT how this was supposed to go! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!"
-Riddler
You forgot “I had it all planned out!!!!!”
The edibles kicked in during this scene in the theater.. closest I’ve ever been to shitting my pants from fear
How was the bomb scene with that hauntingly beautiful music..?
@@DopeitsG4 I was damn near paralyzed at the point 😂 my and my gf would glance at each other gripping the arm rests like “holy shit” felt like I was gonna walk outside the theater to a flood
@@DopeitsG4 or are you talking about the bomb strapped to the hostage in the courthouse?
*0:24** - "I'm looking at the real you right now."*
The maniacal tone he says that line, so chilling.
I’d pay to see him sing the whole song
I agree 😍😍😍
What is the songs name i cant find it man
@@yigitcevgin4183Ave Maria
For a moment I thought Riddler actually won, Batman really overlooked the most important piece to take out a bunch of 4Chan users with school shooter level equipment
Reddit*
It is kind of funny to think of the random events that had to happen for Batman to move forward. The one cop that always gave Batman shit and called him a freak, was the one cop on duty at the crime scene, and was also the only person in the movie that knew what a "tucker" was used for. If it wasn't for Martinez, Batman would have had no clue where to go after this scene.
It's cause Bruce Wayne is born into wealth, he has difficulty understanding common people's tools. From the Riddler's deduction he thought Batman works for a utilities company or construction/engineer and fed up with the unfairness of the world like he is.
LMAOOOOOOO
I think Riddler undersells himself when he says he isn't physical. I mean, he single-handedly eliminated several of Gotham's most powerful people.
Sure, he might not have the muscles of Bane, but strength means nothing when the other guy is holding a weapon.
True that, he could probably kill Gordon or Selina
Not really, as he relied on the element of surprise and mostly hid in the background when he killed the mayor and Colson, as opposed to Batman, who physically defeated his henchmen and prevented them from killing the people forced away, which was Riddler’s end goal. So in a way, Batman managed to defeat the Riddler physically without ever touching him.
@@kraytsclaw6747 Gordon is a trained police officer and Selina is also a good fighter, so I doubt Riddler could actually take them on without some kind of advantage
@@yusufsharif8773 oh really what about that Riddler henchman that nearly killed Selina without Batman interfering
@@yusufsharif8773 a true master
I love how Batman just starts making fun of and roasting The Riddler when he says he was inspired by him
One of my favourite scenes from the Batman I love rewatching it over and over again
He's so unhinged. I love it.
This iteration of riddler gave a good representation of how a mentally ill, underdeveloped person would be like. Riddler throwing a tantrum like a child is how anyone would act If they were abandoned in an orphanage, not knowing the love and warmth of a family. It's pretty disturbing, and this actor nailed it.
I love how about 2 minutes into this scene, the Riddler is standing in the shadows almost exactly how Batman does at the beginning. It’s like the glass between them is some kind of warped carnival mirror.
True, although I did not like this version of Batman, I understand how it would make a really good character development as Bruce Wayne. The movie definitely had a much different vibe than most Batman films. I guess I am just a little old fashioned and am more used to the traditional action packed superhero movies. I definitely think that this version of Batman was unique but just not my cup of tea
@@Jordan-fn5rjthis might be one of the most mature answers in a super hero movie comment section I’ve ever seen
My friend and I was legit hyped anytime the riddler was on screen, he’s my favorite. And Paul Dano portrayed him so well.
I love how Batman got to lay his hands on every bad guy who came his way he wasn't able to touch the guy who messed with him most
This is my favorite scene in the movie
>>The Batman: WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?! AT 2:51. 😡
ave mariaaaa 🎶
Even coming back a year later, I love this movie and this scene in particular. The way the scene tips back and forth on who seems to have the upper hand is handled so well, and Dano's performance is just wildly good.
Opening with Bats thinking his identity was discovered.
Then learning that he actually had no clue and was promptly put down by Batman's condemnation and insults, which felt like Batman held all the cards again.
Then Batman's realization that Riddler had something else planned that everybody missed.
1:32 when you finish building a Lego set…. But there was one piece leftover…..
😂😂
When Someone Accidentally Step 1x1 Lego
The Lego : 2:45
@@jackjames7875Caseoh*
Honestly rewatching this movie a couple times just solidifies how disturbing this Riddler and how gritty this Batman is. Perfection.
I noticed that when I rewatched the film a couple times as well. I think the best way to describe this Batman, Riddler, and overall feel of Gotham and possibilities would be: Raw. Everything isn’t “perfected” but it has a distinct style that leaves the door open for endless stories in this Batman world. Matt Reeves’s wisely started the story in the early days but imagine his Batman(Robert Pattinson) in his later years with the mobsters & lunatics fully realized… The Batman skyrocketed into being one of the best Batman content.
In my opinion, this was a great example of mental illness. Even though Paul dano is screaming and streaming he’s still terrifying
Classic Riddler. Throwing a screaming tantrum when it turns out he's not holding all the cards, and he has all the clues, but won't figure out who's under the cowl because he's already decided what kind of men Bruce Wayne and Batman are.
The glasses were a genius way to characterize Edward here. The glasses are clear, symbolizing that everyone sees right through him - he's been invisible his whole life. The temple of the glasses are a solid color, which symbolizes Edward's uniqueness - his intellect, his personality, his past. Lastly, that large crack on the lens symbolizes Edward's fractured, broken psyche.
You are overthinking things
Riiiiiiiiiiiiight...
Get a life , buddy.
You have too much time on your hands if you are overthinking like this
overthinking much?
average breaking bad fan
@@Jeff_BidenBravo Matt!
When I watched this in theaters when the riddler started singing it literally gave me chills for some reason lol
Because your a nerd
When he starts singing, that's kinda scary, because it's like he's trying to hold back his anger, his rage.
I REALLY hope we can get more of Dano's Riddler, hopefully in the Arkham series and a hopeful return to the big screen!
I like how this movie and The Dark Knight both had a interrogation scene
Like the 1 line of that where Batman asks “Where are they?” and The Batman “What have you done?”.
This wasn’t really a interrogation it’s just Paul dano having a psychopath confession
Paul Dano is so great actor!
This Riddler and Joker are some of the best Batman to real life interpretations ever.
This is Dano’s Heath-ledger moment he broke this role for everyone afterwards , all time best Riddler no laughing
I love when Batman actually misses something and makes a mistake. The comics lately want to make him perfect and right even when he's doing something wrong.
Paul Dano was amazing in this movie, i wish his plan made sense, some crazy endgame
That was done on purpose, he's a psychopath, his genius plan is in reality very jumbled and nonsensical
@@YouWhatMate_Official are u talkin bout Matt Reeves xD?
I love how Batman punches the glass everytime he gets angry
This scene was fucking awesome in Cinemas, Can't wait to watch this film again
Riddler singing is the definition of unintentionally hilarious😂
Which song is ut?
@@ayaanmaniruddin7529 Darude - Sandstorm. You’re welcome🫶
I actually understand Riddler here, he was hoping Batman would be proud and acknowledge and understand why he did what he did and rejected when Batman called him a lowlife psycho...He thought the masks would bring them together in commonality but nope.
That’s why Riddler might ditch the mask next time he shows up if he does
that's really clever of batman to not to flinch at all when he shouts " Bruce Wayne" i think Riddler is still unsure if Bruce is the Batman he just wanted his reaction to confirm
this riddler wouldnt ever guess bruce wayne is batman. it doesnt fit into his world view at all.
2:45 ave mariaaaaaaa
1:28 his inner Bale
Kinda glad he had his face hidden for most of the movie, gives this scene and his views on how his mask is his real face more weight
This scene just calls back to the joker interrogation scene in the Dark Knight
I fuckin love this scene and this portray of the Riddler
What a performance by Paul Dano
Paul Dano I love you please never stop acting
when I seen this at the theater I was like are those pictures of Batman as Bruce Wayne on Riddler's wall, I was like does he know who he is, and after Riddler said he's the only one we didn't get, I was like okay his identity's safe, that part had me worried the first time.
0:08 batman looks so scary here
I like how the Riddler looks like a completely random person. He's completely inconspicuous
I like how batman is genuinely disgusted at riddler and calls him a psycho
1:28 - 1:48 when you studied your math final for 10 hours straight just to get an F
1:20 Never meet your heroes kids
I was just gonna say that lol.
It's the 70s serial killer glasses that makes him scary lol!
1:03 this was the moment Vengeance became The Batman
“Your out of your goddamn mind” “what”😂😂😂😂
That was really funny😂
Paul Dano is such a tremendous actor.
Paul Dano was able to hit those vocal notes after taking voice and piano lessons to play the great Brian Wilson in ''Love & Mercy'' an excellent film.
Proof that Riddler could be just as cruel as Joker.
Paul Dano is so damn good at acting
This Paul guy did the riddler so damn well. This film was so damn amazing!!
I already made this comment in different videos but damn I love what they did with Riddler
Not only was he inspired by the dark side of Batman’s crusade, the beutality and vengeance, but he also looks like what Riddler should be: a man who never grew past the boy that would tell himself riddles to ease the pain of rats nibbling on his skin
Can you upload "The Real Change" scene? When Riddler blows up Gotham's Seawall.
When Batman starts getting angrier it’s clear he realizes that he indeed inspired Edward to fully unleash the monster within him though he desperately tries to deny this by claiming Edward is simply an insane psychopath looking for attention however Edward’s fierce denial proves that he indeed knows what he is doing and that Batman’ aura of fear and focused violence gave him the strength to do it himself…..
Damn brilliant.
I laughed when Robert Pattinson Batman got mad it’s literally so laughable that people consider this movie to be good
Dang this was an incredible movie. And Paul Dano absolutely smashed this character. So well done.
I love the delivery of the line “you’re sick, twisted”
This kids acting is just off the scale amazing. He draws you into the hurt he's feeling when batman rejects him ❤❤❤❤
Kid? Paul Dano is almost 40 lol
@@TheGingiGamerhe’s also a parent so yeah definitely not a kid lol.
I'm sorry but the "NO NO NO NOOOOO AHHHHHH" had me rolling
😂😂😂😂
That is the moment it becomes too obvious I am watching an actor do acting, and he's not really feigning the emotion very well. It just sounds ridiculously stilted, you can't do anything but laugh.
This is when they should've revealed his face, instead of in the bar.