Batman Begins (2005) Review | I Wish I Loved This Movie 

I don't really like batman begins but the dark knight and the dark knight rises or phenomenal!!!

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I love The dark night Trilogy mainly Batman begins but you don't have to love anything we all have different opinions .

I don’t know they’re good.

Valid

True the first captain America movie Is so criminally underrated

@@tricky7153 y’all call anything underrated it’s perfectly rated winter soldier and civil war are just much better

@@tricky7153 cause it could have been better should have been an actual war movie

I personally didn’t like the first avenger

Definitely agree, this is the movie I casually rewatch the most.

I actually like this movie better than the dark knight

@@skywalker2676 me too

Yeah it is, I loved watching this movie over and over again

What makes the movie so rewatcheable for you?

You made the lines slightly off & it's bugging my OCD. Gordon: "I never said thank you." Bruce: "And you'll never have to."

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I thought they could have done more with the scarecrow, do you?

i’m saying! murphy’s take on scarecrow was honestly so good in my opinion, i just wish we got to see more of him

What makes it the most comic booky?

@@megamikethemovieman His head canon.

Agreed.

Ninjas. Also Scarecrow.

I strongly suspect that the dystopian fantasy Gotham of the first film was less Nolan's idea than the studio's expectation, much like the Batmobile and the painfully impractical rubber suit from the earlier films. Like most middle chapters in trilogies, I think The Dark Knight shows the director at his most creatively free. He was allowed to abandon more of the old Burton baggage, like the comic-book style Gotham, Batman's immobilizing cowl, and the over-the-top villain, and really see if he could put this comic book superhero in what could pass for the real world. Of course, by the third film, over-the-top villains were back.

Batman Begins is the best film and all 3 flow together seamlessly

Begins and Rises have the most comic book feel of the trilogy and The Dark Knight doesn't feel like a comic book film at all, feels more like Michael Mann's Heat which isn't a bad thing!

It is the one that stands out the most from the others right? How do you like the movie in comparison with the others?

@@rottensquid What? in the third movie we have Bane, who doesn't have his Venom and is just a trained guy with a mask, and Catwoman is just a skilled thief unlike the Catwoman from Batman Returns.

Batman begins is my favorite of the Christopher Nolan trilogy. I’m not sure what my favorite Batman movie ever is. I love every movie to a degree because I love Batman as a character

@sitiy2 bro leave Chris’s comment sections alone

Dude that joker tease is so dope people in 2005 must have been hyped

YES the joker tease!!

Bro day Joker tease had everyone screaming in da theater. I was there. Everyone turned mad dat day

So this movie came out when I was 5 and I didn’t go back and watch it until I was 11 or 12 and my god when I saw that joker tease I could just feel the amount of hype that scene must have brought on. No other movie has done it better for me.

Yes, Tdk is mainly known for the jokers performance. Batman shined the most in Begins.

What makes it the best Batman movie for you?

@@megamikethemovieman make the movie feel like a real Batman movie and not a crime movie with just Batman as a guest. To me, Burton's movies are the only movies that feel like they're straight out of the Batman comics, my wish is that in the near future there will finally be a movie that accept the fantastical tone of Batman: The Animated Series and the Burton movies.

@@wogardrodriguez9699 that makes sense. I think the new Batman movie will be a really good one. I reviewed Batman begins on my channel to if you would like to see, I do lots of superhero content.

@@megamikethemovieman I just think he has an actual story arc unlike TDK where it feels like any character could’ve been substituted for Batman and it would be the same.

Do you like my mask?

A bit dramatic bro it wasn't that funny lol

@@anttoz4989 Well as you can assume, I was intentionally being dramatic 😂. Think of it as sort of a hyperbole. I wasn't literally about to pass out from laughter.

Same😂

@@anttoz4989 asked???

@@anttoz4989 Actually who acts like this 💀💀💀

@@bobbyquetzalcoatl1876 no the comment is just weirdly phrased

Let me guess your a my hero academia fan?

@@megamikethemovieman how did u know😳

@@plusultra7746 your icon and name. I’m a big fan too. I reviewed Batman begins as well and all the classic Batman movies too if you would like to check those out in my channel my friend? I trust your opinions.

Good point! And yes you’re right if you have an amazing story and characters all the problems can be ignored and that is how I feel about The Dark Knight. So good I ignore the bad

Great way to analyze the different movie with different themes. What’s you favorite out of the trilogy?

@@megamikethemovieman My favourite out of the Trilogy is The Dark Knight

I disagree. Scarecrow wouldn't be able to be the physical threat needed at the end.

It is a good origin story. Not my favorite batman movie, but I'm glad we have it.

It’s better after rewatching it right?

I understand and respect that!

I would love that

oh yeah it would. i can kinda see an arkham knight scarecrow

Apparently he might be putting Mr Freeze in a sequel.

@@Xehanort10 yeah I heard that! It sounds cool

@@Koluvuma Yeah, I would like it to be an actual mental patient this time

The sets in the first one where crazy the slum where the slums it wasn’t dc it wants newyork or Chicago it was Gotham I could understand why crime alley was so dangerous it looked dangerous but it was Easy to imagine the realism’s gave way to humanity and relatability of the character it made the stakes feel reel where ever more worried about Batman failing or Losing it did a good job of making you feel the weight of the stakes

I think this issue speaks to Nolan's unique approach to film. His stories always track technically, but I often don't feel particularly connected to the characters, and the Dark Knight trilogy is no exception. When Rachel dies in the second film, I understand why Bruce and Harvey are destroyed by it, but I don't feel it myself. It doesn't resonate for me. It's the same with his other films, like inception and The Prestige. I am witness to the magicians' obsession, or Dom Cobb's grief over his wife, but I don't feel it with the characters. That changed, I think, with Interstellar. It may not be as good or clever a movie as the others, but it lets you sit with the main characters and feel their emotions deeply. Dunkirk did that as well, using very little dialog, but just letting you experience the events along with the characters. Instead of explaining, it just lets you in. Tenet was back to the old routine of swiss-watch concepts; impossibly complex and brilliant, but quite cold and mechanical.

What’s your favorite classic Batman movie?

How long you been a Red Hood fan?

@@megamikethemovieman For 12 years now.

What have you thought of the trailers for the Batman?

Yeah. Classic Batman move, delivered perfectly

Thank you that means a lot!

He probably meant the Movie.

Oops I meant movie

How do you personally like Batman Begins?

Bale can't fight I'll give him Bruce Wayne and Affleck batman

@@johnlawful2272 no he’s great at everything

I had the same thoughts when I was a kid. But i think it gets better every time I rewatch it, is that the same for you?

@@megamikethemovieman yes it does get better with every rewatch.

@@acevedo6953 i feel the same way, I reviewed the movie as well on my channel if you would like to check that out my friend. Let me know how I did with it, I trust your opinion.

Ya what makes it a bit rough?

@@megamikethemovieman the whole water pollution plot line felt (to me) out of place, the Tumbler’s rampage of Gotham felt a bit out of character, and the action was quite poorly shot and edited.

@@TitleInProgress understand. I reviewed Batman begins on my channel too if your would like to see that, I trust your thoughts.

What is your favorite out of the trilogy?

Do you think it’s the best origin story for any supper hero?

@@megamikethemovieman I can't decide between this and Spiderman (2002), but it's definitely up there.

@@alonkilci4352 agreed both are great. I reviewed this movie on my channel too. Let me know how I did with it? I appreciate your thoughts since I know your a fan.

The fighting was definitely a low point for the entire trilogy, though it slowly improved with each film. But it seemed clear that Nolan didn't love that particular kind of movie spectacle. It feels perfunctory and uninspired, like a necessary chore the film had to go through to get to what Nolan felt was important, the human qualities. Though one could argue that these films illustrate how much less important fight spectacle is in even an action film than rich story, coherent themes, and real drama. A brilliant story with bad fight scenes can still be regarded as a great film. But a clumsy, incoherent story with brilliant fight scenes, not so much.

Would you consider this the best origin story for a superhero?

Do you think the movie gets better after seeing the other dark knight movies?

@@megamikethemovieman Maybe to some degree but not a whole lot.

@@gianferrer1289 to me it does. Really solid origin story. I reviewed Batman Begins as well along with all the other Batman movies if you would like to check them out on my channel. Let me know how I did with them? Much appreciated.

Several Animated trilogy , Batman to Batman forever trilogy

Would you consider it the best trilogy of all time?

I totally agree. Like many little touches in Batman Begins (nice coat) Scarecrow's end was a little too glib, too cheap. It reduced the character's power and importance to basically nothing. But I think the problem you point out with Ra's Al Ghul was far worse. You zeroed in on the key problem, he expected Bruce to turn on Gotham without actually making a case. If Bruce had actually bought into Ra's Al Ghul's philosophy, at least in theory, then at the crucial moment, he might remember Rachel's line "your father would be ashamed of you," and find himself unable to go through with it. Instead, he isn't even tempted. He's had a change of heart since wanting to kill Joe Chill, but we don't actually witness that change. And because we don't see Bruce transform from a would-be murderer to someone who refuses to kill, Ra's Al Ghul's intention for him in Gotham him seems like a plotline that was dead before it began. Wouldn't it have been something to see Ra's convert Bruce, radicalize him into something akin to a suicide bomber. He's almost ready to help the League of Shadows punish all of Gotham for what it did to his parents, only to find, deep within all that hatred, the last part of his parents that are still alive, the hope of saving the city. That plotline exists within the ideas of Batman Begins' script, but it just doesn't emerge.

Get out of my brain hole friend! I said the same things in my reviews about how those villains were taken out in a cheap way. Check out my reviews if you would like so we can continue the conversation.

What gets you the most excited for The Batman?

@@megamikethemovieman focusing on the detective work

@@stephenwood2145 me too. We have not seen that a lot from a Batman movie. I reviewed all the classic Batman movies on my channel too if you would like to check those out my friend.

It's a shame he became more and more of a minor character as the trilogy went on going from a terrorist who helped the League of Shadows to attack Gotham to a drug dealer to a mock hanging judge.

Exactly. Scarecrow is a MAJOR villain. I would love to see him in a movie as a big bad. Honestly Batman Begins would've been better if they left Scarecrow as the main villain and kept Ras, Bane, and Talia as the main villains in Rises. It would've been better as SURPRISE, The REAL Ras revealed and was behind the whole story arch of the trilogy.

No, this film was written the way it needed to be. With the Tim Burton movies totally focused on the villains, we needed a Batman movie that actually focused on Batman/Bruce Wayne and that’s what they gave us. The film didn’t need to focus on Scarecrow

@@nsasupporter7557 no I understand that, I just said I wish Scarecrow was a main villain as opposed to a henchman

@@rebeccawalton4234 gotcha 👍

Those are my 2 fav genres: superhero’s and horror movies. Have those always been your favorite?

@@megamikethemovieman growing up it leaned more so towards super hero movies and I was super afraid of just about anything horror. But my dad had everything horror in his collection and as I’ve grown that’s where my interest is! 60/40 leaning towards horror these days

I only love dark knight the other too are just good to me😩

Watch it and decide by urself, idk why but I think u will like it

@@3CFilms Oh no daddy chris 😭 I was born in 99 so I grew up with this

@@sagarvishe3463 I have seen BB like 100 times I meant I haven’t watched the vid yet. I did now tho

How do you like Batman Begins?

I respect that

Wow lol awesome to think about 👊

How did you like the movie overall?

@@megamikethemovieman I think it's amazing but the editing is a bit weird at times

@@umasuthankuganathan9896 I can understand that. I reviewed Batman Begins on my channel as well my friend if you would like to check that out, you have great thoughts.

Yes, we finally got an “original Batman movie” that actually focused on Batman/Bruce Wayne. Even though Batman 1989 was the best Batman movie, it was more focused on Joker. That’s what the problem with the Tim Burton movies were, they weren’t even about Batman they were about the villains. Tim Burton has this annoying infatuation with the villains 🙄

Your favourite part of the entire trilogy was a bad setup for future movies that we didn’t get? It wasn’t a post credit scene either, btw

Oh man big missed opportunity I didn’t mention that lol

I understand and respect your opinion

I honestly feel different about a lot of what I said here after rewatching the originals and seeing the new film. So that contradicts what I said, but I was emotional, and still I’m not contradicting myself as much as maybe you were in this review. Seemed like every sentence was like this was great, but this is what sucks about it. It was a bit confusing…love you and your channel, and definitely started that first comment off a bit disrespectful. My apologies and respect brother

Have you seen Cillian's screen test as Batman? Too youthful as Bruce, but when he had the cowl...PERFECT! His voice was great!

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