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Imagine being in the theatre, 2005 You are in so much anticipation to see the film especially after Batman and Robin. Imagine the chills just seeing that intro and the music!!!
I was at the "Batman Begins" in the cinema back in 2005 and to be honest I left cinema disappointed then (the Dark Knight 3 years later was much better). But don't blame me, I've always been a huge fan of Burton's Batman's (Batman Returns in particular) and I was counting on a movie in a similar vein. At that time, I had not yet imagined a Batman in any other form.
Say what you want about Batman Forever and Batman and Robin, but the music was fantastic. Some of the puns were a bit too much, and of course Mr. Freeze is nowhere near as good as the animated series version, but I saw those movies as a kid and enjoyed them for what they were. There's also the Poison Ivy gorilla scene.
I appreciate how Nolan’s Batman’s will go straight into the movie and wait till the very end to show the title and credits. Although I do like the fonts of the Tim Burton Batman’s.
Tim Burton/Joel Schumacher Films: Batman (1989): An introduction to the caped crusader. Batman Returns (1992): A continuation to the caped crusader. Batman Forever (1995): A change representing the next generation to the caped crusader. Batman & Robin (1997): An alternate reality of the next generation to the caped crusader. Christopher Nolan Films: Batman Begins (2005): An introduction in fear. The Dark Knight (2008): A continuation in chaos. The Dark Knight Rises (2012): A closing in pain.
Interesting how you give the Nolan trilogy all these mythic, thematic sounding summations, and for the Burton films you just give these bland, matter of fact ones. Pretty lame tbh.
@Joseph Legrand I agree with you, except that Batman 1989 is better than The dark knight, with much better soundtrack (Danny Elfman(Batman march, the most famous music sheet of the hero, and Prince), better Batmobile, better Gotham City(not just a bunch of skycrappers), the Joker origins were like the comics, the suit and the portrait of Keaton was the most convincing(with a true Wayne, with doubts, feeling oppressed, dualistic, and did not a forced voice like Bale´s Batman), better suit(Keaton even had claustrophobic moments and couldn´t even hear some times), it was filmed during the winter (that gave a better dark atmosphere), the Joker was remarkable(taking into account that the last until that moment was the Romero's more comic one), and was Burton's Batman 1989 the one that marked a return to the roots of the character.
Bruce Wayne not really they are only the best to people who don't understand batman the Nolan trilogy are cop movies that happen to feature batman and some of his rouges gallery
@@kevin10001 I don't think so , i think you don't understand Batman The Dark Knight trilogy is great in its own way why ? 1) first movie Batman Begins ,it's the only chapter of this trilogy that really gives Batman a “hero’s journey.” Although its lengthy retelling of the Bat’s origin story impacts the movie’s rewatchability, Batman Begins closely follows the “monomyth” popularized by Joseph Campbell. It doesn’t feel like it’s following a traditional structure, hitting all the beats we’ve come to expect, because it carves out its own niche. Christopher Nolan has a strong command of what makes his version of Batman tick, and that makes Batman Begins work. 2) Christopher Nolan did a great job of bringing all the villains he adapted from the comics into the gritty, realistic world he created for Batman on the big screen. But the one that he really nailed - the one that has been praised as one of the greatest villains in movie history was the Joker in The Dark Knight. 3) The Dark Knight Rises has the most epic scale of the trio. This is fitting, because the film’s story of an uprising in Gotham City was inspired by the French Revolution, a real-life epic. From the opening aerial sequence to an attack on Gotham’s stock market, to the destruction of every bridge out of town and a court governed by anarchy that sentences people to march to their deaths across a frozen river, The Dark Knight Rises is, by far, the most epic entry in the trilogy. 4)As with any comic book movie, the entries in The Dark Knight trilogy each have an action-packed set piece to cap off their third acts. Each one escalated from the last. In the climax of Batman Begins, Batman battles Ra’s al Ghul on Gotham’s monorail system. In the climax of The Dark Knight, Batman strings up the Joker while Two-Face threatens Commissioner Gordon’s family and the passengers of two ferries are pitted against one another. But in the climax of The Dark Knight Rises, Gotham’s criminals go to war with the city’s police, while Batman triumphantly returns to fight Bane and ends up sacrificing himself to save Gotham from a neutron bomb. I know many people who are fans of batman form many years ,and who ADORE the nolan trilogy, So don't say that only people who can't understand batman would love the trilogy It's absurde and absolutley wrong.
I agree, except I would also add Batman Begins and Batman 1989 to that last. All four of these movies perfectly embody Batman. Yes, even Batman Forever did a great job. It brought the Silver Age to life in a modern 90’s fashion, and Kilmer was a great Batman.
philip kemp bell Batman Forever isn’t necessarily a “great film,” but it is a great Batman movie. It was based off of the lighter campier silver age Batman, but modernized in a 90’s Gotham. Val Kilmer also put on an AMAZING performance as Bruce and Batman. He brought a dark and phycological aspect to Bruce, he had the whole duality between Bruce and Bats down, and he looked the part. He also looked great as Batman, he had a great Conroy like voice, and had great fighting skills. This film was also very comic book accurate. Riddler’s origin as an employee was accurate and his motivation for knowledge was also accurate. Though Tommy’s Two Face was “over the top,” his origin where he got acid thrown on his face was accurate, and his obsession with “two” was also accurate. Lastly, they perfectly introduced Dick Grayson/Robin through a comic book accurate origin, and his team up with Bats was great. Elliot G’s soundtrack was also amazing. All in all, Forever is a great and underrated Batman movie.
Elfman's theme hasn't yet been topped, mostly because it's a leitmotif and is such an earworm. Zimmer's score was great overall, but it lacked a catchy melodic hook.
David Deaton Val Kilmer had an attitude problem because of the past film roles he had played. The guy was a dickhead on set everyday and even Bob kayne had to be on set to keep everyone calm. After the film was released, he was fired / he quit.
Tempest Returns while it’s true he’s had problems working with others on many films, he wasn’t fired. Kilmer was commuted to another film around the time they did Batman & Robin, The Saint as previously mentioned by someone in the previous comments, and let Schumacher know he couldn’t be Batman at the last minute and thus, Joel looked around for another actor and saw a From Dusk Till Dawn poster, took it and drew the Batman mask over Clooney’s face and from that, he concluded Clooney would be great as Batman/Bruce Wayne because he’d look good in the cowl and suit. Not long after that, Schumacher called him up and Clooney accepted the role... I’m not even joking, that’s the real reason he chose Clooney. It’s all because he’d look good as Batman.
For batman begins I love the beat For the dark knight I love seeing the bat logo coming out of the fire For the dark knight rises I love seeing the texture
What if in this video had another video and in that video there was evolution of batman movies opening from 1989 to 2012 with evolution of batwoman movies opening from 1989 to 2012 and here it name of that new video was Evolution of Batman and Batwoman Movies Opening Intro! (1989 - 2012)
89 bandwagon. You mean the 89 cannon fodder... Dark knight trilogy kept it stylish but simplistic. The unsettling tone you get is one of seriousness & an impending urgency .
Webby Garton they are still entertaining that doesn't mean they're perfect cause the are very stylistic to joel schumacher but still entertaining plot wise I love the 1966 batman references in batman forever but I don't agree with making Barbra Alfred's niece instead of Jim's daughter like she is supposed to be
Each one is good in their own right but for me the Batman Forever intro sticks out the most, it was more memorable. I'd be impressed if DC ever decides to do a similar intro for any future Batman cartoons or movies.
Las introducciones de la Trilogía cambiaron la fórmula de presentar el título de la película cómo un estándar, el miedo con los murciélagos, la anarquía con el fuego quemado el logotipo y el dolor con el murciélago congelado y despedazado, muy artístico a diferencia de las intros sosas de Schumacher y berrertas de Burton
Agreed! Though I personally wouldn't go as far as to call The Dark Knight garbage, it's definitely overrated and cannot compete with the Keaton films, especially 1989
@milster Don't you dare bring Heat down to the level of The Dark Knight, Heat is a pure masterpiece. We will never have the pleasure of experiencing such perfection in future filmography ever again.
Bias opinion here, I was born in 1990 and in California. I loved the intro to Batman 89 because I thought it was amazing how they take you inside the bat logo as if it was a maze in the bat cave, that itself also reminded me of the Batman ride at 6 flags which was designed like 1989 Gotham and the same music. The intro and the ride both reminds me of eachother and nothing (except when the OG X-men movie song came on during 2014 DOFP intro) can get me as excited for a movie
From a Title perspective I love the Schumacher ones...they were awesome with the logos and the actors names flying...epic stuff.
I personally felt they were a bit too corny and cartoony compared to Batman and Batman Returns
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@@raymond6646 Sure I agree, however that Warner bros logo morphing to the Batman logo never gets old
They where the best 1s.
Imagine being in the theatre, 2005 You are in so much anticipation to see the film especially after Batman and Robin. Imagine the chills just seeing that intro and the music!!!
I was at the "Batman Begins" in the cinema back in 2005 and to be honest I left cinema disappointed then (the Dark Knight 3 years later was much better). But don't blame me, I've always been a huge fan of Burton's Batman's (Batman Returns in particular) and I was counting on a movie in a similar vein. At that time, I had not yet imagined a Batman in any other form.
@@250rafal I saw Batman Begins in the theaters and I got disappointed too. I totally understand you. The Dark Knight was much better.
@@VictorLuizOfficial Don't say stupid things, Batman Begins is great, give it more respect.
Begins wasnt a smash hit, I imagine most stayed home until The Dark Knight was released and was a massive blockbuster.
Say what you want about Batman Forever and Batman and Robin, but the music was fantastic. Some of the puns were a bit too much, and of course Mr. Freeze is nowhere near as good as the animated series version, but I saw those movies as a kid and enjoyed them for what they were. There's also the Poison Ivy gorilla scene.
Batman Returns 100%
I appreciate how Nolan’s Batman’s will go straight into the movie and wait till the very end to show the title and credits. Although I do like the fonts of the Tim Burton Batman’s.
I hate when movies do that, personally.
@@TheMultiGamerOfficial Don't say stupid things, it is great.
@@scottchaison1001 My opinion is just as stupid as yours and anyone elses.
@@scottchaison1001 Everyone has his own opinion.
@@TheMultiGamerOfficial but why?
Tim Burton/Joel Schumacher Films:
Batman (1989): An introduction to the caped crusader.
Batman Returns (1992): A continuation to the caped crusader.
Batman Forever (1995): A change representing the next generation to the caped crusader.
Batman & Robin (1997): An alternate reality of the next generation to the caped crusader.
Christopher Nolan Films:
Batman Begins (2005): An introduction in fear.
The Dark Knight (2008): A continuation in chaos.
The Dark Knight Rises (2012): A closing in pain.
Interesting how you give the Nolan trilogy all these mythic, thematic sounding summations, and for the Burton films you just give these bland, matter of fact ones. Pretty lame tbh.
@@zufgh true
@@zufgh pero tiene razón las intros de Burton eran sosas apenas Returns tiene algo de artístico y temática con la cinta
Batman 1989 & Returns !!!!!
For me the the dark knight trilogy and Batman 1989 were my favourite Batman movies.
1. Batman Begins
2. Batman 1989
3. The Dark Knight
4. Batman Returns
5. The Dark Knight Rises
Batman (1989) ☑
Returns (1992) ☑
Forever (1995) 🚫
Robin (1997) 🚫
Begins (2005) ☑
The Dark Knight (2008) ☑
Rises (2012) ☑
Rises was such a lazy intro.
@@purefoldnz3070 how
@@NobleRaider2747 it didnt really have one. Just a quick image of some ice cracking.
The Batman and Robin movie logo was pretty sick. 💯🥶
1:41
It’s so awesome how the WB logo forms into the Batman logo.
Batman Returns is the best intro.
@@kifuatnamhar Also it’s the same as the Batman’s Animated show
Batman 1989 intro is the best by far,and so the movie.
@Joseph Legrand I agree with you, except that Batman 1989 is better than The dark knight, with much better soundtrack (Danny Elfman(Batman march, the most famous music sheet of the hero, and Prince), better Batmobile, better Gotham City(not just a bunch of skycrappers), the Joker origins were like the comics, the suit and the portrait of Keaton was the most convincing(with a true Wayne, with doubts, feeling oppressed, dualistic, and did not a forced voice like Bale´s Batman), better suit(Keaton even had claustrophobic moments and couldn´t even hear some times), it was filmed during the winter (that gave a better dark atmosphere), the Joker was remarkable(taking into account that the last until that moment was the Romero's more comic one), and was Burton's Batman 1989 the one that marked a return to the roots of the character.
Burtons 89 and Returns is still the best, the gothic orchestra and the way the WB logo's colors clash with the background
My 5 favorite Batman openings
1. Batman(1989)
2. Batman Begins(2005)
3. The Dark Knight(2008)
4. The Dark Knight Rises(2012)
5. Batman Returns(1992)
@@kifuatnamhar
Batman Begins' Intro is way better than Batman Forever's.
Freakin love them all and will always wish we’d have gotten a solo affleck movie. He deserved it
Christopher Nolan are the best
True, Bruce.
Bruce Wayne not really they are only the best to people who don't understand batman the Nolan trilogy are cop movies that happen to feature batman and some of his rouges gallery
@@kevin10001 I don't think so , i think you don't understand Batman
The Dark Knight trilogy is great in its own way why ?
1) first movie Batman Begins ,it's the only chapter of this trilogy that really gives Batman a “hero’s journey.” Although its lengthy retelling of the Bat’s origin story impacts the movie’s rewatchability, Batman Begins closely follows the “monomyth” popularized by Joseph Campbell.
It doesn’t feel like it’s following a traditional structure, hitting all the beats we’ve come to expect, because it carves out its own niche. Christopher Nolan has a strong command of what makes his version of Batman tick, and that makes Batman Begins work.
2) Christopher Nolan did a great job of bringing all the villains he adapted from the comics into the gritty, realistic world he created for Batman on the big screen. But the one that he really nailed - the one that has been praised as one of the greatest villains in movie history was the Joker in The Dark Knight.
3) The Dark Knight Rises has the most epic scale of the trio. This is fitting, because the film’s story of an uprising in Gotham City was inspired by the French Revolution, a real-life epic.
From the opening aerial sequence to an attack on Gotham’s stock market, to the destruction of every bridge out of town and a court governed by anarchy that sentences people to march to their deaths across a frozen river, The Dark Knight Rises is, by far, the most epic entry in the trilogy.
4)As with any comic book movie, the entries in The Dark Knight trilogy each have an action-packed set piece to cap off their third acts. Each one escalated from the last. In the climax of Batman Begins, Batman battles Ra’s al Ghul on Gotham’s monorail system. In the climax of The Dark Knight, Batman strings up the Joker while Two-Face threatens Commissioner Gordon’s family and the passengers of two ferries are pitted against one another.
But in the climax of The Dark Knight Rises, Gotham’s criminals go to war with the city’s police, while Batman triumphantly returns to fight Bane and ends up sacrificing himself to save Gotham from a neutron bomb.
I know many people who are fans of batman form many years ,and who ADORE the nolan trilogy, So don't say that only people who can't understand batman would love the trilogy
It's absurde and absolutley wrong.
@milster It is the best like it or not.
@@BruceWayne-xx9le I agree with you they are the best batman films hands down
Loved valmers intro. Just an excellent start with batman getting dressed and exiting the batcave
89 for me easy captures the essential batman feel for me.....
1 - Dark Knight
2 - Dark Knight Rises
3 - Batman Begins
4 - Batman 1989
5 - Batman Returns
Batman and Robin will always be my favorite
Interesting opinion
But like batman forever and batman and robin are soooo good
For me, Batman Forever and The Dark Knight were the best Batman movies ever!
I agree, except I would also add Batman Begins and Batman 1989 to that last. All four of these movies perfectly embody Batman. Yes, even Batman Forever did a great job. It brought the Silver Age to life in a modern 90’s fashion, and Kilmer was a great Batman.
Enlighten me.... How was Batman Forever a good film?
philip kemp bell Batman Forever isn’t necessarily a “great film,” but it is a great Batman movie. It was based off of the lighter campier silver age Batman, but modernized in a 90’s Gotham. Val Kilmer also put on an AMAZING performance as Bruce and Batman. He brought a dark and phycological aspect to Bruce, he had the whole duality between Bruce and Bats down, and he looked the part. He also looked great as Batman, he had a great Conroy like voice, and had great fighting skills. This film was also very comic book accurate. Riddler’s origin as an employee was accurate and his motivation for knowledge was also accurate. Though Tommy’s Two Face was “over the top,” his origin where he got acid thrown on his face was accurate, and his obsession with “two” was also accurate. Lastly, they perfectly introduced Dick Grayson/Robin through a comic book accurate origin, and his team up with Bats was great. Elliot G’s soundtrack was also amazing. All in all, Forever is a great and underrated Batman movie.
ill have to watch it again because you made some good points. I haven't seen it in 15 years maybe I should revisit it.
What about batman and batman returns those where good to in my opinion
Batman
Batman return
Batman The Dark Knight
Batman ... Our Most Beloved Hero.. Every Entrance was Cool as F...!!!! The Coolest Heroe Ever...!!!
💯💯💯 yes
The dark knight triology will always be the nest
Tim Burtons Batman is the best, NO DOUBT.
Unpopular opinion but i like batman and robin
Batman begins ; the most awesome!!
89 still had the best intro.
batman from 1989 had the best intro of them all tbh
Batman begins the best
Batman de Nolan 👏
I love the intro to Batman Forever
Best intro ever....so much power
Batman 1989 Batman Returns 1992 Batman Forever 1995 Batman And Robin 1997 Batman Begins 2005 The Dark Knight 2008 The Dark Knight Rises 2012
Batman Forever!!!
batman begins batman dark knight rises batman dark knight rises
It has to be the first batman 1989 intro
0:35 1:05 1:33 2:01 2:47 3:35 4:31
Sorry there is nothing LIKE THE MICHAEL KEATON BATMAN INTRO. Still get chills.
I think Tim Burton Batman Duo openings are the best.
BATMAN FOREVER 100%
WOW you missed batman movie from 1966 :(
Logan holy misrepresentation!!
Batman return
Elfman's theme hasn't yet been topped, mostly because it's a leitmotif and is such an earworm. Zimmer's score was great overall, but it lacked a catchy melodic hook.
Batman 89 and batman returns
I really hate how the Dark Knight films don’t have titles but still keep in an opening sequence that could be so easily made into credits.
Good stuff
can ask question why hell could not get val kilmmer to return for 4th batman movie, to me george clooney was the worst batman ever.
David Deaton Val Kilmer had an attitude problem because of the past film roles he had played. The guy was a dickhead on set everyday and even Bob kayne had to be on set to keep everyone calm. After the film was released, he was fired / he quit.
I think there was a different roll he wanted to play instead
He was filming the Saint with Elizabeth Shue and was not impressed with the script for Batman & Robin
Maybe the movie cost a lot like 5,000000$ and he dint had enough but George clooney plays val kilmer as old bruce wayne
Tempest Returns while it’s true he’s had problems working with others on many films, he wasn’t fired. Kilmer was commuted to another film around the time they did Batman & Robin, The Saint as previously mentioned by someone in the previous comments, and let Schumacher know he couldn’t be Batman at the last minute and thus, Joel looked around for another actor and saw a From Dusk Till Dawn poster, took it and drew the Batman mask over Clooney’s face and from that, he concluded Clooney would be great as Batman/Bruce Wayne because he’d look good in the cowl and suit. Not long after that, Schumacher called him up and Clooney accepted the role... I’m not even joking, that’s the real reason he chose Clooney. It’s all because he’d look good as Batman.
For batman begins I love the beat
For the dark knight I love seeing the bat logo coming out of the fire
For the dark knight rises I love seeing the texture
We're is the 1966 batman intro with Adam west
What if in this video had another video and in that video there was evolution of batman movies opening from 1989 to 2012 with evolution of batwoman movies opening from 1989 to 2012 and here it name of that new video was Evolution of Batman and Batwoman Movies Opening Intro! (1989 - 2012)
Now we have to add 2022
The dark knight trilogy will always be the best batman movie s
89 bandwagon.
You mean the 89 cannon fodder...
Dark knight trilogy kept it stylish but simplistic. The unsettling tone you get is one of seriousness & an impending urgency .
Whats the name of the song at the intro ive been trying to find it everywhere
Me2
It’s called No by Michael Curtis.
All the DIFFERENT LOGOS of DIFFERENT BATMAN ERAs.
The rankings:
1. The Dark Knight
2. Batman Begins
3. Batman 1989
4. The Dark Knight Rises
5. Batman Returns
6. Batman Forever
7. Batman and Robin
Nitro Noah Hey, that’s pretty good
Im agree
Nice ranking. I couldn't agree more! (Obviously only referring to the intros, of course)
Perfect ranking but i prefer Begins a little bit more due to including ACTUAL bats.
Batman 1989 is the best for me
Mask of the Phantasm. Take it or leave it lol
I don’t know why no one mentions Batman forever and robin yes there garbage but the wb logo morphing into the Batman symbol is dope
Webby Garton they are still entertaining that doesn't mean they're perfect cause the are very stylistic to joel schumacher but still entertaining plot wise I love the 1966 batman references in batman forever but I don't agree with making Barbra Alfred's niece instead of Jim's daughter like she is supposed to be
Each one is good in their own right but for me the Batman Forever intro sticks out the most, it was more memorable. I'd be impressed if DC ever decides to do a similar intro for any future Batman cartoons or movies.
Ever since I was 17 years old, I loved Batman Begins opening intro, the Batman movies directed by Christopher Nolan are better
Las introducciones de la Trilogía cambiaron la fórmula de presentar el título de la película cómo un estándar, el miedo con los murciélagos, la anarquía con el fuego quemado el logotipo y el dolor con el murciélago congelado y despedazado, muy artístico a diferencia de las intros sosas de Schumacher y berrertas de Burton
3:10 the bats swarms and the Dark Knight logo
3:10 at last!
Whats the soundtrack name at the begening of the clip?
Batman begins came out in my birth year
What do you want, a medal?
@@declanstewart17yearsago35 lol
That's nice
@@declanstewart17yearsago35 dont be a dickhead
You Forgot The 66 Movie Intro.
1º Batman and Robin
2º Batman
3º Batman Forever
4º Batman Returns
5º Batman Begins
6º Batman The The Dark Knight
7º Batman The The Dark Knight Rises
Anyone here after The Batman opening scene??
1989 batman and batman returns no doubt are the best
others were garbage
Piska by others you better not mean the dark knight, because that’s just rude
@@sparrill Geez, can people have opinions?
Agreed! Though I personally wouldn't go as far as to call The Dark Knight garbage, it's definitely overrated and cannot compete with the Keaton films, especially 1989
@milster Don't you dare bring Heat down to the level of The Dark Knight, Heat is a pure masterpiece. We will never have the pleasure of experiencing such perfection in future filmography ever again.
1989....
You forgot the DC Comics and the Syncopy logo for The Dark Knight Rises.
Bias opinion here, I was born in 1990 and in California. I loved the intro to Batman 89 because I thought it was amazing how they take you inside the bat logo as if it was a maze in the bat cave, that itself also reminded me of the Batman ride at 6 flags which was designed like 1989 Gotham and the same music. The intro and the ride both reminds me of eachother and nothing (except when the OG X-men movie song came on during 2014 DOFP intro) can get me as excited for a movie
Release the Schumacher cut!!
The video starts at 0:35
The dark knight alone
3:13 I can use this to scare cockroaches away.
jayden mosley
I have a problem with the fact that you didn’t include the 1960s
Love Dc
Now how is gonna be the entrance of Matt Reeves’s the Batman ?
Epic
Batman and robin was bad.
Ikr
It was so bad it was good
Ikr
Duh
It was good
charles alvert camara dean cain clark kent
Melhor foi o Batman e Batman Returns, o melhor de todos foi Batman Returns
kiana johnsson
No hate, but I also love the intro of batman and robin
Where's the nananannana batmaaaan theme!? :(
Por efectos especiales todas merecen crédito pero indudablemente la mejor en sonido ves la de Batman del 1989 y 1992
Mak lampir is the best ever
you forgot Batman returns
Jervonia Melton no he didn’t
Jervonia Melton or is it a joke
None of those intros is better than burtons
All Hail Warner Bros.
lsaiah jackson
Tim burton 1989-1997
RetraNCHF tim burton only went from 1989-1992, he didn’t make the other two crappy movies
00:30
B&R is the best ^^
Pasha Defragzor U FUQING WOT!!!!!!!!!!!!
Actually is the worst and even Clooney admitted in some interviews
1989
1.- Batman 1989
2.- return 1992
3.- Batman & robin
4.- forever
5.-dark knight rises
Hot Take Alert
*best
5:07 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅