THE BATMAN is a MASTERPIECE 

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After I saw the Batman in theatre’s. I sat outside the theatre and just rehashed what I had just scene. It’s more than a film it’s the complete experience. I love when a film has enough faith in itself and it’s audience, not to hold our hand. It’s one of the pinnacles of writing. “Show, don’t tell.” And as a writer myself. I respect when a movie goes through these lengths. To really understand it’s source material.

This really is The Batman of all time

Love how this movie basically shuts down the argument of "Snyder is trying to go for a more dark, brutal, and realistic Batman, so it's ok for Batfleck to kill people." Reeve's Batman possesses all these traits and he isn't a psycho murderer.

This is the greatest Batman movie of all time

This is legitimately the best 'The Batman' video on RU-vid.

The Batman is truly unforgettable, each and every aspect of the film hits the highest of highs. His monologues solidify Robert Pattinson as my favourite batman. From the opening one about fear and the city to the closing one about enduring and becoming stronger, my fondness of the character grows. Your video was excellent and I really appreciate you including how The Batman inspires us to be better because that's the type of heroism we need.

'The Batman' and 'The Joker' has brought the story back into a more socioeconomic look at crime and vigilantism.

A well-done video reflecting on a well-done movie! Probably my fave superhero film so far

I agree with you "FOURBEEZ" The Batman movie is a cinematic masterpiece of film making and this Batman movie is one of the best (if not the best) Batman movie made thus far and I'm looking forward to the next Matt Reeves directed Batman movie with Robert Pattinson continuing his really good portrayal as The Batman.

Couldn't agree more..this movie is actually a Redemption masterpiece

Probably the most jarring part for me was the Twitch-esque livestreaming the Riddler was doing, essentially showing that anything, including someone going off like he did, is completely possible IRL rather than just some movie plotlines

Awesome video - love your conclusion. A masterpiece, indeed.

Great video man :) very well done; I can tell how much work went into this. Your analysis on cinematography was, of course, my favorite part. The visuals of this movie were absolutely stunning, and your analysis did them justice. Your analysis of Bruce's character was thought-provoking and accurate as well. Proud of you :))

Nice work! I love your insights into this film. I hadn't made the connection with the subtle spur sound effect in his footsteps, but of course, my subconscious had. So when you pointed it out, I was like "THAT'S what was so familiar and evocative about that." We as Americans, and more importantly, as children of pop culture, are never too far from the cowboy myth. And as with everything else, this film toys with that myth, and then interrogates it with brutal honesty. I think something that pop culture is doing a lot now is demanding we re-evaluate our 20th century pop culture-influenced belief systems. This has the effect of polarizing audiences, entrenching those who don't want to question what they believe. This is why nostalgia is such a potent opiate in entertainment. People want the comfort of familiar pleasures. But as with any opiate, nostalgia offers diminishing returns. The same story over and over gets old, goes sour. The grim and gritty Batman has soured into a toxic, grandiose fantasy that violence itself is a force for good. I think that toxic take on Batman is exactly what this film was intended to challenge. But this brings me to your assertion that this is the definitive Batman. I share your enthusiasm for the film, but you have to take a few steps back. One reason Batman is so popular is that he has so many interpretations. This is the nature of the crowd-sourced fictional character, created story by story from thousands of different authors over decades. Everyone but the most die-hard fans dislikes most Batman stories, but has a select few that connected them to the character in a profound way. The character thrives on his variations as much as his definitions. So when you say "This is the definitive Batman," what you mean is that it's the version you personally have connected with the most. But be careful of that, because you don't want to become so attached to this very distinctive version that you're blind to the virtues of others, simply because they're different. This version of Batman was fantastic, but it's missing several elements some might consider definitive, or at least, iconic. For one, a Batman that's for adults only, to my mind, isn't definitive. And this version offers precious little thrilling adventure for kids. It's a very adult, dark, psychological thriller. For another, the very fact of the film's gritty realism precludes certain defining aspects of the character and his world. Batman's pulp origins plant him squarely in what I think of as a "weird science" world, where radioactive spiders can give you superpowers, the right (or wrong) chemical can turn you into a walking popsicle, or a goopy pile of face putty. Nolan's films had a lot of fun passing Batman's world off as the real one. This film sacrifices some of that. This Batman speaks of embodying the shadows of Gotham, but in the end, he's rarely more than a guy in bullet-proof armor and a cool mask. He doesn't use his costume to strike fear, to evoke something supernatural. That too is an iconic part of Batman that's missing here. It's a shame, because this is far and away the best Batman costume on screen. It's genuinely scary, while the latex bat suits with their molded muscles always struck me as grown men dressed as Batman toys. But I don't think this film has made a mistake. It has a particular point to make, with its particular version of Batman, and I wouldn't want it to be any other way. I just look forward to the next genuinely creative take on the character too.

I have watched about ten video essays on this movie and yours is by far the best. Extremely insightful analysis you have here. I hope you continue to make videos and gain a greater following.

When this movie was released, I thought “Cool, a new Batman movie but it won’t be as good as the Nolan trilogy”. Man, was I wrong! Personally, I think it’s better.

No, there is distinction between Bruce, Wayne, and the Batman persona, not in writing, but in Robert Pattinson’s performance. He’s meek, and doesn’t make eye contact as Bruce, hunched over … as the Batman he struts like Michael Myers and locking eyes with the ut most confidence

How does this only have 10k views?! So well done

Loved your analysis on the film! I wish this comment could do justice to this great video. I loved the Batman and it has inspired me to make my own short film. That's how much of an impact it had on me...

This is the most inspiring The Batman video next to HiTopFilms.

Thank you for this amazing analysis video of the timeless masterpiece The Batman. Rooting for the movie in the upcoming award season.

Yeah totally agree. The Batman gives me hope for all future superhero films. Amazing video man

Absolutely love this movie! One of the best in a long time.

Great video! 👍 Such an amazing movie. Definitely my favourite superhero film of the last few years, maybe longer. The heroes that are utterly human are just so much more fascinating to me and this film dug into Bruce's psyche so well. Everything, the writing, cinematography, score, editing. Everything worked in tandem so well, and showed intent and, when needed, restraint. Really well explained in this video essay!

This video is made with a passion thats inspiring, thank you so much for this beautiful peice !!! God bless

The Batman it's movie about how flawed human beings are. And the most depressing thing about this that this will never change. But Batman changed in the end of movie and maybe Gotham could make this too.

Really great video, man. A bunch of good points about the deeper stuff in this film that I noticed when I noticed when I watched the movie for the first time, but was never able to put into words. It’s one of those movies that’s great as a comic book movie, just a movie, but also a beautiful piece of art that could be analyzed for decades. And you covered all of that amazingly

this movie means so much to me as much as it means to you. love this video essay/analysis. great job 🦇🦇

this is a great movie analysis. keep up the good work man!

I will never get tired of a video essay about THE BATMAN and, wow, this one does not disappoint. Your in-depth analysis and appreciation for this film managed to articulate so eloquently what I could not verbalize. I’ve been calling THE BATMAN a passion project but I think “confidence” is even more befitting. Everything about this film screams that: from Reeves’ compelling vision to the cast and crew’s contribution to executing said vision. I cannot, will not, pick a favorite part about THE BATMAN because to me this movie is perfect as a whole. Even though I am glad to hear that there will be a sequel, I must confess that I’d have been perfectly happy if it were a standalone. The pacing, the character development, the story, the production, the acting…..it has been a while since I left a movie theater feeling this satisfied. Lastly, your conclusion is thoughtful and poignant- any work that can bring this kind of introspection is worth our time. Glad to have come across this video and thank-you for all your effort in making and sharing it.

AWESOME ANALYSIS OF 👌 THIS FILM.

I love when people love up a thing.

Awesome work man. Really hope your channel explodes you deserve it.

Great video

excellent analysis. fantastic film.

You do justice to the movie. Thanks you

If you think that Batman is neither good nor evil, then you have missed the entire point of the character. He is good. He is virtuous. He symbolizes the best of us. He is the light shining in the darkness. He’s Superman but in a darker world. That’s the very thing Bruce realizes he needs to be at the end of “The Batman.”

true I super loved this batman movie its very great :)

The best part of the movie was the GCPD escape

This video was put together beautiful. You get a follow my fellow Batman friend!

This videos a masterpiece foo

I just recently listened to the radio and they were talking about which Bruce Wayne was the best and they talked about how this one was the worst and I think they missed the whole point the whole story of seeing Bruce go from a broken man to the Bruce Wayne we know this Bruce isn’t one we are supposed to idolize this portrayal is to show us who really lays below the mask who Bruce Wayne really is I think beneath even the Bruce Wayne those might think of as the best is this portrayal this hurt broken man maybe not broken anymore but this is the part of the story that movie goers have missed the broken child what trauma and heart break really do to you and what allowing them to consume you does to you again this Bruce isn’t one we are to idolize but to learn from I think this movie is my all time favorite portrayal of both Batman but also trauma

I love this movie but I can't say I agree it's one of the best movies ever made or it transcends film in general.

The Batman is a Bad A$$ movie!! Robert Pattinson brings The Batman/Bruce Wayne to the extreme of the higher level!! 🎉❤️👍🥳⭐️🎈🎉

Truly a fantastic movie

This is the video I have ever seen.

An amazing film 🎥 pure cinema!

absofuckinglutely agreed!

Batman is my favourite superhero

Awesome video, The Batman movie was just what we need from all these new fast paced garbage films that are created to make a quick buck👌👌

This movie honestly doesn't really get any better the more I watched it. First time I dropped it because I was bored TF out of my mind and stopped by the time he meets Falcone and confronts Alfred about his father. At the second watch, I liked it more. But now........I just find it so mid. It's just a pastiche of things we've seen in Batman movies a BILLION times and that's why it bores me to death. Origin story of sorts and "super gritty and realistic" ? The overrated Nolan movies, particularly Begins. Villain has a vendetta against big Gotham names ? Mask of the Phantasm. Catwoman and Penguin ? Batman Returns, except Zoe Kravitz is as interesting as a wooden plank and the "modern audience" additions like her ambiguous relationship with her roommate/not-girlfriend or the "rich whyt peepo" rant made me roll my eyes, and while Colin Farrell is a cool actor, I'm so goddamn sick of this modern interpretation of the Penguin as a generic mobster with a funny accent. Gotham is LITTERED with mobsters they could have used and could have easily be interchangeable with this "Penguin" : Sal Valestra, Rupert Thorne, Roman Sionis before becoming Black Mask and so and so on People are heralding it because it's relatively trash free, but it doesn't do much do really earn it aside from the neo noir detective story aspect, which was admittedly the one good part about it. But on the whole, it just fails to grab me almost entirely.

masterpiece is so loosely thrown around these days.

I’m not gonna lie I fell asleep in the cinema

You just had to too huh?...

Its not though

The movie was good saying it was a masterpiece is a stretch

I swear I clicked on this thinking it was a joke. I guess if you take away the REALLY bad choices, they made on actors playing their parts then the really bad story line and the bad acting yes then it could be a masterpiece

It’s just a movie that’s derivative of things that have been made before it, not a” masterpiece”

"MASTERPIECE" has dodgy ass dialogue the entire first act, drags it's ass in the 2nd and then has one of the most ugliest out of focus third acts I've ever seen with those 4chan dudes on the rafters, literally everything in the background looks fake. You can try and call that "artistic" all you want but that shit was clearly added afterwards to try and hide the bad green screen work.

This is the worst batman I've ever seen in my life this is blasphemy to call this a masterpiece u obviously don't know a good film

It’s a great masterpiece of putting folks to sleep! 🥱

Great video