Why The Batmobile Scene In The Batman Is PERFECT

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Why The Batmobile Scene In The Batman Is PERFECT. We explain exactly why the introduction of Robert Pattinson's Batmobile is The Perfect Scene, From the Horror Movie Comparisons of Christine to the Incredible adrenaline-pumping sound design throughout the entire chase sequence.
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/* ---- VIDEO INFORMATION ---- */
0:00 The Iconic Batmobile Over The Years
1:13 The New Batmobile
1:47 The Batmobile Mirrors Batman
2:09 Introduction of the Car
2:29 Horror Movie Comparisons
2:52 Christine Similarities
4:08 Car Chase Comparisons
5:22 Sound Design
5:49 Batman / Terminator
6:29 The Car Crash
7:08 Batman is Unstoppable
7:53 The Fear Of The Batmobile
8:54 Big Thank You
Ok so at this point, The Batmobile is one of the most famous and iconic cars in Hollywood History. First debuting in detective comics as a red roadster, the car has transformed over the decades to become as stylisied as the Batman behind the wheel driving it. For every new iteration of the Dark Knight that we get we also get a new car to fit and these machines very much echo the personality and attributes of whoever is in the cowl.
Just in the same way that James Bond will forever be tied to his range of Aston Martins, Batman is very much tied to the car and each one of them is symbolic on a number of levels.
Anton Fursts Batmobile perfectly fit Michael Keatons stylised gothic take, Nolan's Tumbler echoed the groundness and practicality of Bales Batman and Robert Pattinsons is also a machine that mirrors the way that he is.
Getting the tone of a movie right very much depends on the choices that are applied to the machine and it can very much make or break every incarnation of the caped crusader.
The Batman brilliantly brings his ride to life and throughout this video we're gonna be discussing why we think it's one of the best car chase scenes ever put to film.
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With that out the way, welcome to the Heavy Spoilers show I'm your host Paul, now let's get into why we think, chicks dig the car.
Ok so if you followed us during the run up to the release of The Batman then you'll know that we made several videos on the new Batmobile. In 2020 it was stated that the new ride would be somewhat of a muscle car that Bruce had built up in the same DIY manner that he crafted his armour.
Through the film we even get several hints towards this and when he enters the batmobile you can catch it under a tarp. There's then shots of chains, the engine and througout the film Reeves slowly plants it in our mind that it's coming.
However, what we didn't expect to see was just how terrifying it was and in many ways it perfectly mirrors Batman.
At the beginning of the movie when we're introduced to the dark knight we hear a monologue in which he talks about how he waits in the shadows for his prey. Upon emmerging at the train station he strikes a terrifying figure and the idea of Batman coming out of this darkness is too echoed in the introduction of the car.
After a shootout with the Penguin we watch as Cobblepot he's the menacing scream of the cars engine from down a dark alleyway.

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@heavyspoilers 2 года назад

Check out our breakdown of Every Easter Egg in The Batman here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4mDmv8I1U1Y.html

@NM-tl6pe 2 года назад

When that car first fired up I actually felt a shot of adrenaline and got goose bumps. Reminded me of a dragster.

@PlanetX369 2 года назад

It was intimidating and I loved it.

@jensi479 2 года назад

Had goosebumps the entire chase, can't wait for it to hit HBO max so I can watch it whenever

@XLava_ 2 года назад

Same

@67dmills 2 года назад

same here, mental how they introduced it

@SMD2x 2 года назад

It was something out of a horror movie

@josejaro3788 2 года назад

When folks talk about this scene, they usually talk about the deep rumble of the engine firing up. What got me was the high screech it made. That of a jet engine. That to me sounded alive. Like a beast screaming to be let loose so it can eat. It’s the simplest but scariest batmobile ever.

@sharktoof1 2 года назад

Agreed! It was like a screaming monster. A bat out of hell. It was sick!

@saltwater_carter6933 2 года назад

Yes indeed!!

@josephcontreras8930 2 года назад

I was singing under my breath "Satan's comin round the bend the end is coming for you my friend"......hell is coming

@thecompanioncube4211 2 года назад

This movie's Batmobile scene literally sent chill down my spine. Even though I'm a grown man now no Batmobile growing up made me feel tingles.... What a phenomenal movie

@DainLaguna 2 года назад

So much this. And to think it was made with firecrackers!

@dalesmith1700 2 года назад

No one has captured the introduction of Batman or the Batmobile as intensely or with the perspective of the prey as well as Reeves has. Ever.

@tek3311 2 года назад

Nolan did it so much better. Crucially, he had Alfred scold Batman for his recklessness. Here, Batman’s recklessness slaughters dozens of innocents on a crowded highway and it’s never addressed. But woooo slow walk to the camera

@judsonsmith8841 2 года назад

I absolutely love the batmobile scenes in Nolan’s movies but I think this one tops them. The cinematography, the packed highway, rain, and that awesome finale. I was on the edge of my seat. That said, I agree it’s out of character for Batman to cause so many casualties (obviously lots like you pointed out, but then, to a far lesser degree of course, I think some of the police car collisions in Batman Begins had a high likelihood of being fatal.) In the context of the movie and the character it’s very “un bat like” and I appreciate you pointing that out, but on its own I think this is easily the best Batmobile scene.

@matchesmalone2625 2 года назад

That first scene where you see it is like a demon hiding in the shadows then it growls at you. I was stunned by that entire sequence

@bruhman143 2 года назад

@@tek3311 The batman is better, stop sucking on nolan all the time

@tek3311 2 года назад

@@bruhman143 TBH I agree overall but that’s despite this literal trailer fire of a scene

@kylemcleod2839 2 года назад

I actually cried wth happiness during that upside down shot as he’s walking up to the car.. it was such an unbelievable shot. I felt in that moment that this is what Batman should be, frightening.

@hopecobbledpots 2 года назад

Dude, I can totally understand this. As a lifelong consumer of Batman, this film blew me away.

@DKLabs99 2 года назад

That was my favorite shot in the movie 👍🏻

@harshvirraghavan2329 2 года назад

So did I❤️❤️❤️

@4no3bo3dy 2 года назад

The Chase and imagery definitely were very bad ass, but at the same time multiple innocent bystanders definitely died as resulted of this car chase. The Batman could have just let Penguin get away, and then caught back up with him at his nightclub.

@sshimmy2258 2 года назад

My theater was full of cheers and loud gasps when the penguin's car flipped

@jacobcarandang8618 2 года назад

Matt Reeves also said that the shot of the batmobile jumping through a wall of flames is 100% real with no CGI. This plus the decision to shoot it in the rain makes it a 10/10 scene for me.

@victorpradha9946 2 года назад

Bravo to the stunt coordinators and the camera crews then. Filming car chase scenes especially with pyrotechnics is challenging enough, but to do it in the rain is next level.

@anonymousR7 2 года назад

You can feel the heft in the Batmobile in that shot and how the suspension works overtime on those fat tires. With Nolan's, especially in the first movie's rooftop chase, I always thought it looked odd. Figured out that it was actually shot in slow motion because the car was a miniature. No way would a car that big be able to do that practically. Driving from one roof to the other would literally just plunge straight down, even with the jets. The jets at the back could only make the car shoot forward, and not up-and-out like the film suggests.

@DraconX3 2 года назад

@@anonymousR7 Bro, the way that thing smacks the pavement after that jump, barely makes a hop and just accelerates to smash into The Penguins car like some demon is just amazing.

@anonymousR7 2 года назад

@@DraconX3 when the Penguin's car rolls over, it reminds me of the car roll in Casino Royale. It just rolls for days

@chilled99 2 года назад

@@anonymousR7 then again, it is a comic

@alejandrocrespo7633 2 года назад

My favorite part was when Penguin looks at Batman through the rearview mirror and goes 'THIS GUY'S CRAZY!' Penguin realized that, not only was Batman hellbent on catching him, he'd do it through any means necessary; personal health and safety be damned

@shalindelta7 2 года назад

But why the didn't arrest penguin for causing that truck accident ?

@latetootheparty 2 года назад

Batman: “Superman is a good person, I’m not”

@loganfury7433 2 года назад

I like the “This guy’s crazy” line way more specifically because of what Penguin said earlier when Batman threatened him during their conversation in the iceberg lounge and his like something to the effects of “Do you know who I am?” All that money and connections to the underworld he’s so used to no one being able to touch him and then during the Batmobile chase he realizes he just does not give a single damn about “Who he is”.

@FutureExitsMedia 2 года назад

@@shalindelta7 cos the Mob aka Falcone, Penguin and the rest, owns the cops? It's literally part of the plot.

@tylerbrowne9267 2 года назад

@@loganfury7433 "do you know my reputation" and the batman mocks him by saying "do you" implying that batman knows that he's just a lackey. You should try paying attention more, really.

@vaishu686 2 года назад

The Batmobile chase scene is clearly one of my favorite scenes from the film

@JNel77 2 года назад

Same here. I’m not gonna lie. I had a hard time staying in my seat when it was revving up before the chase. Perfect.

@vincenttimothy 2 года назад

that’s what FF supposed to be but failed miserably 😂

@tek3311 2 года назад

It was by far the worst scene. In a movie that goes to such great pains in the name of realism, dozens of people certainly died in that explosion and pile-up and it is never addressed. Not only did Batman recklessly lead to the deaths of innocents but he doesn’t address the carnage afterwards. People are burning alive behind Batman and he’s slow walking towards the camera. Completely took me out of the movie. I was enjoying it until that point.

@jeffreywhite2874 2 года назад

@@tek3311 I doubt dozens of people died. The truck flipped, that’s maybe two. If anyone cause any wrecks or deaths it was penguin. Batman was just following.

@tek3311 2 года назад

@@jeffreywhite2874 There was a giant explosion on a packed highway. It’s conservative to say dozens died. The death toll could have been triple digits. Penguin was not an imminent threat. The obvious decision in that situation is to let him flee. By chasing Penguin, Batman killed (at least) dozens of innocent people. Yes Penguin is culpable too but that doesn’t absolve Batman.

@saikathghosh8733 2 года назад

Nolan really killed it with his batamobile chase scene but the editing or cinematography couldnt be compared to the batman chase scene as Greg frasier did an phenomenal job shooting it!! The camera being mounted behind rear tyres was just really awesome especially when we see that setting used to show batmobile stopping and showing penguin's car flipping!

@tek3311 2 года назад

What Nolan crucially did that Reeves did not was directly address how reckless the chase was. Nolan’s Batman also showed some concern for innocents whereas Reeves’s Batman just slaughters dozens of people on a crowded highway with no remorse

@nanand.r 2 года назад

@@tek3311 nah, he was dodging civilian cars..

@tek3311 2 года назад

@@nanand.r Penguin wasn’t and Batman saw that. He has to let Penguin go or a disastrous crash killing dozens is a certainty. And Batman doesn’t even try to help anyone after the crash inevitably happens.

@luciusnguyen2449 2 года назад

Yeah, Nolan is exceptional at writing but the cinematography and fight choreography are some of the weak points of TDK.

@mikasihite5346 2 года назад

@@tek3311 Nolan’s Batman took 7 years of training before putting on the cowl. Reeve’s Batman is young and wreckless with 1 year of experience whilst putting on the cowl. Also in Batman Begins Alfred addresses his wreck less driving and Bruce simply said “c’mon alfred its Rachel”. Also in the same movie when he first drove the Batmobile he crushed a police vehicle in his way so violently that it looked like the A pillars would’ve crushed the cops head

@High_Key 2 года назад

In terms of sound design, my favorite sound effect is the Slave 1 seismic charge but the Batmobile starting up, especially that sweet sounding jet turbine is easily my second favorite. Such an amazing and gritty chase sequence from the start to the finish. Battinson and Colin Farrell were fantastic in this movie.

@jameswestergard5753 2 года назад

This was the exact thing that my friend said when we went and saw it last weekend, and I must agree.

@jetpond7904 2 года назад

That scene was so damn loud in the theatre, but that’s what makes it amazing

@themadtitan7603 2 года назад

This scene was the epitome of Batman as a slasher villain metaphor; like a creature of the night hunting the Penguin down in his unstoppable demonic vehicle after it had made its introduction through hellish screams that just like that light that hits the sky, sends a message to all criminals in the area that VENGEANCE is coming! It's an absolute masterclass in filmmaking and characterization on Reeves' part as the batmobile itself felt like its own realized character.

@tek3311 2 года назад

Sure the visuals were cool but the scene is so unrealistic that it took me out of the movie. The movie goes to great pains for realism and then throws it away as Batman recklessly slaughters dozens of innocent people on a crowded highway

@themadtitan7603 2 года назад

@@tek3311 When does he slaughter "dozens of innocent people" there where was collateral damage sure, but that was because he was chasing Penguin and the latter didn't care much about others safety. Also how is that chase scene unrealistic? It feels like some people went in with this inaccurate expectation that this film's goal was to one-up the realism of TDK trilogy that when it has any action sequence that's more than just "Batman punches thugs" they think it betrayed its artistic integrity or something. It was clear from the trailers that this film had heightened and stylistic elements.

@tek3311 2 года назад

@@themadtitan7603 If he just lets Penguin flee, dozens of people who died would have lived. In Batman’s recklessness, he slaughters dozens of people. And he doesn’t even try to help the innocents. He struts slowly towards Penguin. I don’t mean physical realism. If anything, this movie is more physically realistic than the Nolan trilogy. But the fact that no one addresses the giant fireball on a packed highway is dumbfounding. It’s also illogical that Batman would be so reckless. The whole movie is about Riddler murdering a handful of scumbags and yet dozens of innocents dying is just “collateral damage?” Makes no sense.

@FutureExitsMedia 2 года назад

@@tek3311 dude, give it up, nobody agrees with you.

@tek3311 2 года назад

@@FutureExitsMedia There’s nothing to agree on. It’s not an opinion. It’s a fact. The scene is illogical. Some people aren’t bothered by that lack of logic, sure. We call those people “stupid.”

@doriangray7112 2 года назад

For me, The Batman and Dune are the two best visual masterpieces released in a long time

@conormolloy1010 2 года назад

Both done by Greig Fraser!

@TheGamingPolitician 2 года назад

Saw this film for a third time today and I actually choked up during the action scenes because of how well made they are. This film gets better and better each time I see it

@matchesmalone2625 2 года назад

It really does. The first two times I saw it, I thought it was just good. I took a week off and saw it a third time and I was absolutely stunned. This is an incredible film and the batmobile chase was just nightmarish

@antpixel3984 2 года назад

SO TRUE❗️❗️❗️✅✅✅

@JoeMama-yd1ve 2 года назад

I just saw it for the first time. I'm putting in rookie numbers, gotta crank them up.

@matchesmalone2625 2 года назад

@@JoeMama-yd1ve lol. You’ll hav plenty of time com April 19

@anonymousR7 2 года назад

@@matchesmalone2625 I've also seen it three times so far. Kept getting better each time

@iamatn3317 2 года назад

I like the simple fact that you could tell Batman is barely in car chases lol, it gives room for character development. Batman could hardly drive it but they show how quickly Batman improvises. I feel like the second movie he’s gonna be much more efficient. Great scene

@linquitialowe87 2 года назад

Huh??? Wdym my man was racing cars before even being Batman (said in the prequel book)

@jetpond7904 2 года назад

Indeed

@blakestunts 2 года назад

Nice to know that the work by the stunt team is appreciated. That scene took four weeks to film at Dunsfold in the UK. A lot of fun to work on despite the cold and constant spray.

@gavinschaffner8360 2 года назад

You guys did amazing on the stunts in this movie. It is unparalleled by other Batman movies, and I absolutely adore the Batmobile chase.

@Richwiking318 2 года назад

The whole movie is perfect .. the cinematography, tone, atmospheres, dialogues, characters, story ..just epic

@BirdsElopeWithTheSun09 2 года назад

The movie's got some problems though, like Selena's phone not being destroyed by Falcone immediately, and the Riddler being surprised that Batman hadn't solved the riddle with the map under the carpet yet, which implies that he counted on Batman having solved it already, which would have screwed up his plan. Batman could've evacuated the part of the city that got flooded or maybe even stopped the bombs from going off.

@tosmaa 2 года назад

@@BirdsElopeWithTheSun09 Then you didn't understand the movie....Riddler thought he and batman were on the same side, thats why he asked for him in the cell saying he wanted both of them to watch Gotham go down together. Batman was his inspiration. Also Selina's phone not being destroyed is not far fetched...some people like to keep souvenirs and besides, I doubt they expected anyone will investigate the girl's death.

@BirdsElopeWithTheSun09 2 года назад

@@tosmaa "Riddler thought he and batman were on the same side" I know that, which is part of the problem. Why do something that will hurt innocent civillians? The Riddler knows that Batman won't approve of that, and it also goes against what the Riddler has done previously in the movie, which is only targeting people that are corrupt. "I doubt they expected anyone will investigate the girl's death." She was seen in a picture released to the public, together with the mayor who had just been murdered, of course they will investigate her death. They were already looking for her before she was even dead. Not destroying the phone makes no sense, it's a really big plot contrivance.

@Richwiking318 2 года назад

@@BirdsElopeWithTheSun09 Maybe Riddler didnt know that Batman's rule is not to kill.. He has seen him as someone who fights for justice .. People really dont know what Batman is all about at this point.. Its only year one I didnt catch this thing.. Did Falcone know about the phone that was recording? Also Falcone probably felt too powerful as Kenzie said he was running the city for 20 years and he prob believed he cant be touched..

@BirdsElopeWithTheSun09 2 года назад

@@Richwiking318 "Falcone probably believed he cant be touched" Well, he killed Annika over less.

@albeezy 2 года назад

I wanted ONE MORE car scene, but maybe it was just the right amount to have me begging for more. Definitely a flawless scene!

@JesseBrown-qf6zp 2 года назад

This visual set piece should have been how Pattinson’s Batman is revealed to the audience. Now the scene is like an introduction to the character in the middle of the film.

@charlesthomas7372 2 года назад

Which is great.. because In each scene before this, his rage and everything about him was a mystery.

@JesseBrown-qf6zp 2 года назад

@@charlesthomas7372 I think the character motivation was amply highlighted before this incongruous set piece occurred in the film.

@charlesthomas7372 2 года назад

@@JesseBrown-qf6zp yes without a doubt… but I was referring to that moment in Batman films that he’s willing to do anything to accomplish what he’s looking for.. to put it in simple terms: the hunger and rage that he always hides within him.

@JimmyKlef 2 года назад

Jesse Brown i see what you are saying but i think it still works as an additional introduction. It’s the introduction of the idea of him fully formed and that unstoppable batman we expect. Like introducing a dude… then showing when the dude becomes a man.

@JesseBrown-qf6zp 2 года назад

@@JimmyKlef In the case of a narrative arc of your description, it would've made sense to have such a set piece that underlines it as the climax of the film.

@deezn8tes 2 года назад

The SOUND DESIGN…oof this reminded me so much of the animalistic sounds that machines belched in Fury Road…specifically the War Rig. It turns the vehicle from an inanimate machine into a living part of the story…more of a character itself than just a car. I remember realizing “man why am I so sweaty” when the bat mobile scene started…for good reason.

@sid_husseni 2 года назад

I literally just said holy shit it's alive!

@peterphan227 2 года назад

Truly one of the best car chase scenes in cinema. And we should definitely credit Colin Farrell for his performance in this chase. His "I got you, I got you" line is so superbly performed. It's just unfortunate that the outcome of the chase was spoiled by the trailer.

@qwertydavid8070 2 года назад

This is why I've taken a policy of never looking up any content or accidentally stumbling upon a piece of information related to a movie I'm excited to watch. The only thing I watch is usually the very first teaser trailer that shows up. I want to be completely surprised when I go into the cinema, that way reveals like the demonic screech of the batmobile are that much more impactful and fucking awesome lol.

@allthehardtimes 2 года назад

Yeah it would have been a million times better to blindly catch this chase scene

@Ryosuke1208 2 года назад

I watched the trailer when it had just come out but completely forgot about it so this scene hit hard.

@FutureExitsMedia 2 года назад

One of the reasons I stopped watching trailers a long time ago.

@ImnHazzz 2 года назад

That's why i didn't watch the trailer

@charlesthomas7372 2 года назад

This and the scene at the stadium when he drops down from the explosions through the glass roof; you can feel the gravity to which his cape was just still floating and his momentum was going down fast. Shout out to BVS scene where the Batman chases the heavy armored contract killers, to whom had possession of the kryptonite🔥🔥🔥🔥

@IronWolf277 2 года назад

When the Batmobile rumbled in the dark, i got chills! It was such a Beast and a Character in its own right!

@worsethanhitlerpt.2539 2 года назад

Making the Batmobile fuckin scary was a awesome idea and it makes it unique among the 5 other ones

@jonasdiaz8615 2 года назад

The only thing that keeps this scene up for debate in therms of how great it is is the reckless amount of carnage left behind by Oswald and The Batman as presumably there are lives lost in the wake of this fight with vehicles being toppled over and exploding. Otherwise this was an intense and thrilling car chase in the rain.

@pharmdadfit 2 года назад

It reflects how obsessed Batman is, how far he is willing to go. I agree with what you’re saying and thought about all the innocent civilians. In that moment I don’t think Batman could stop himself, similar to how he beat the criminal basically to death at the train station.

@BranBal 2 года назад

Although you should notice that Batman only gets pisses when Penguin starts causing civilian casualties. Before that he was content in only pursuing until he catches his target. But the moment Penguin starts to mess with people causing accidents, Batman flips the bad guy's car and saves the day.

@tek3311 2 года назад

@@pharmdadfit Going a little too far with one scumbag is nothing like slaughtering dozens of innocents and showing zero remorse.

@tek3311 2 года назад

@@BranBal He saves way more lives if he just lets Penguin go

@tek3311 2 года назад

That’s not a small tidbit. It completely ruined the scene for me and took me out of the movie. I would be fine with it but the movie tried to be so realistic otherwise. Especially when Nolan expressly addressed how reckless Batmobile chases are.

@gamingarachnid3367 2 года назад

The funeral scene then especially the chase scene is two of my all time favorite Batman movie scenes. I was cheesing so hard as you hear the batmobile roar down the highway after penguin.

@MuscleBound_withDre 2 года назад

I was cheering with tears during this scene. It was like watching Frankenstein and his monster reeking havoc coming out of the shadows. In a sense I felt like I was penguin and I was going to die. That’s how immersed I was into this freaking movie. AMAZING.

@BlackVulcan22 2 года назад

The batmobile scene and the gunfire hallway scene made me feel legit fear of the idea of batman, and ive been a fan since 1989. Especially the hallway, machingun fight. Its pure horror. loved this movie

@Heat3YT2 2 года назад

The hallway scene made me think of Darth Vader in Rogue One as well as one from the Daredevil show.

@BlackVulcan22 2 года назад

@@Heat3YT2 The batman one reminded me of Mr. X stalking you in the RE2/Remake. No running, just purposeful walkimg

@tek3311 2 года назад

These are the two worst scenes. In the Batmobile chase, Batman recklessly slaughters innocents on a crowded highway. In that hallway, Batman is taking hundreds of rounds of machine gun fire without flinching when later one blast from shotgun blew him back ten feet. For a movie that prides itself on realism, these two scenes felt like radical departures and took me out of the movie

@themythicfire 2 года назад

@@tek3311 the penguin purposefully causef the death of the civilians and batman was trying to not collide with anu vehicle, and had to jump from the ramp to not die himself and to catch up with Oz. You cant code machine gun fire like the animations, Batman's armour is already heavily bulletproof and only gave up by the end of the film, tanking the shots from the terrified goons while taking them down is what he did...and all he could've as he ended up in that hallway.

@tek3311 2 года назад

@@themythicfire If Batman doesn’t chase Penguin, dozens of people who died would have lived. Plus he struts around after the crash while innocent ppl are burning alive behind him

@shadophaxx2401 2 года назад

That roar of the beastly car made my heart pump faster than any horror movie ever could

@AverageDrafter 2 года назад

You could hear the fabrication shops all over the world firing up when that first trailer dropped. I'm not even a fan of the "gritty" style of Batman, but even a West-head like myself can admit this thing is instantly iconic and utterly badass.

@nattyp2894 2 года назад

Im so glad i didnt watch any content for this film beforehand. The fact you were able to show most of your points with footage from the film shows how much they put out. Happy I was able to watch the film fresh with no idea what was going to happen, especially this chase

@heavyspoilers 2 года назад

yeah 90% of the scene is on youtube which is wild as it shows they clearly wanted people to see it

@EEllis84 2 года назад

I love reading through these comments because we all got the exact same feeling when that car first fired up,it was absolutely astounding,the penguin just standing looking at it captured the scene for me,it was like he and the audience knew something was about to go down and something epic. The last scene when he crouches down was pure genius and made batman look like a serial killer,got such chills when that happened

@LEE-337 2 года назад

*Is everyone gonna overlook whether or not the Batmobile stalled after it revved it's engine?*

@KC.45 2 года назад

Like an angry bull lol.

@josejaro3788 2 года назад

I see that as Bats still getting used to the car. Other than him driving it to that location, he didn’t have much time to test it. It was in pieces up until that point. It was deliberate and just added to how much of a rookie he still is. Just like the wing suit scene. But even with all that, Bats is still pushing it 110%. I love this scene. New fav batmobile.

@LEE-337 2 года назад

@@josejaro3788 Definitely my favorite too but when it happened me and my homies were like "did it stall?" at the same time. Lol And I can't find anything online about it. Your explanation makes sense though so maybe it did.

@heavyspoilers 2 года назад

Check out our review of Batman And Robin here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zza2FhhdH6M.html

@UnleashTheGhouls 2 года назад

Was a right laugh Paul! Welcome back to Friday Fright Time any day! Preferably a Friday, we suppose - Connor

@Prophetofthe8thLegion 2 года назад

It can’t be reasoned with, it can’t be bargained with. It doesn’t feel pity or remorse or fear and it absolutely will not stop. Ever until he catches you.

@edwardfletcher7790 2 года назад

The timing chain and cylinder head were from the Batbike.

@TheAdamantOne 2 года назад

Batman walking towards the car is my most favourite scene from this movie. The feeling I had while watching this scene was greater than watching Tobey and Andrew in no way home.

@tek3311 2 года назад

Sure it’s great if you ignore the fact that dozens of innocent people are burning alive behind him

@TheAdamantOne 2 года назад

@@tek3311 that makes it better

@tek3311 2 года назад

@@TheAdamantOne Maybe it’s a cool scene but it clashes with the realism of the rest of the movie. This guy who is so driven to save innocent people has no remorse for the dozens of drivers he slaughters on a crowded highway? Batman kills more people than Riddler in this movie.

@daniellavaladez7820 2 года назад

You actually feel intimidated by him, that shot just gave me goosebumps all over

@jetpond7904 2 года назад

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@feke5987 2 года назад

The car chase is a scene that you definitely need to see in a cinema. More than the action in the scene itself, it was the sound of the batmobile that really sold it. Got goosebumps in the beginning of that scene.

@rubyyung 2 года назад

Ughhh. This scene made me love this movie even more. The sound of the car starting up gave my goosebumps.

@revelare_xvii6269 2 года назад

I haven’t been this scared of a car since Christine. That entrance still gives me goosebumps just thinking about it.

@johnathan2321 2 года назад

The scene where he is walking toward penguin is amazing. My only wish is it wasn't shown before, I really enjoyed the movie (a bit too long tbh) but the car chase and the gang scene were great but also not as impacting as I saw them before. My own fault for seeing things but it's hard in this day and age to have the willpower to resist spoilers. Yes the irony of posting this on a video channel called Heavy spoilers is not lost on me.

@FlashTemp 2 года назад

My twin brother skipped all the trailers for this and was so happy with that part he was legitimately chuckling of joy

@hadriangonzalez607 2 года назад

See it again in theaters. I had the same issues, I thought it was too long.. But that's because the first time I saw it..I was checking boxes from the trailer..I hate trailers, the second time I watched it though, I was free from checking boxes and it really freed me up to enjoy the film. It didn't feel long either.

@no-rq7fp 2 года назад

@@hadriangonzalez607 can't relate, second time wasn't as exciting

@alexanderspassov4759 2 года назад

Easily one of the best moments and scenes I've experienced at the cinema. This movie without exaggeration is a masterpiece.

@thesavagegummybear7341 2 года назад

I saw this in AVX and I was blown away (almost literally) by the sound design, you felt every punch, every step, the rain, the monstrous roar of the batmobiles engine, by far one of the best theatre experiences I’ve had in a very long time.

@fonzcorp 2 года назад

This scene is spectacular when I watched on IMAX. I was gripping my seat the whole time and the packed theater audience was in complete awe, bravo Reeves!

@azrael4635 2 года назад

Hell this movie is so good that even his boots hitting the ground while walking sounds badass and awesome but that car! Its not just badass and cool, it's straight up OMINOUS, imagine if you saw it in a alley just right there, if it suddenly started, the lights would be on you, and you just wait for it but it never comes

@vinikyks 2 года назад

In that scene I just wish Batman had shown, somehow, that he was concerned and worried about the innocent people driving the vehicles that exploded..

@jms0313 2 года назад

Yeah I couldn’t get past that. The innocent lives lost and damage was not worth capturing penguin then just to let him go

@russellstevens9927 2 года назад

I love how the car was just like Batman in it's tenacity, ferociousness, and determination. It was introduced so strongly, it was almost like another character being introduced into the movie. Best Bat Mobile scene ever!!! 🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍

@olivercrespo2329 2 года назад

The scream of the turbine, the roar of that engine, penguins face slowly curling in fear. Chefs kiss.

@zahawolfe 2 года назад

The scene as a whole was awesome, except for the massive explosion which batman definitely played a part in and definitely resulted in multiple deaths

@anonymouscommenter7578 2 года назад

Honestly, the Batmobile’s introduction may be my favourite scene in the movie.

@34autobot 2 года назад

The close up of his footsteps as he approaches the Penguin is just *chefs kiss*. I love how this Batman is basically just wearing combat boots, and each step just feels so heavy

@whitefamilychildren5541 2 года назад

Great video!

@timbeckley9972 2 года назад

The film was amazing, in every way, it was a breath of fresh air after dcs poor run of luck lately, can't wait for second film, I still wanna see the snyderverse films as well, I love these characters, have done since I was a kid, I enjoy the different versions, bring it on, awesome vid as always brother

@arshadibrahim897 2 года назад

The whole scene was Beautiful! And the Ending! 🤯When he was walking towards the car upside down!👌Chefs Kiss! I just watched it a few days ago and did a Paul Spoilers marathon! All these videos are Awesome!

@tek3311 2 года назад

You do know that dozens of innocent people were burning to death behind him as he walked towards the car.

@stevec6965 2 года назад

Your analysis of this film is spot on man. I have never been able to break a film down like you do. All I know is that I like the film and you help me understand why I like it.

@neeladrireddy3068 2 года назад

The things that stood out to me most was the doppler effect of the horns on the highway, they sounded as they would sound on a real road.

@mikerice868 2 года назад

I feel like something that makes this feel as good as it does is the fact that the other examples given were of antagonists about to kill the protagonists. They're scary because we don't want the good guys to die. Batman being the protagonist means that we feel elated when, against all odds, he still manages to catch the Penguin who was powerless to stop him.

@rhino202 2 года назад

It was a really good chase. The car introduction is awesome, the chase is spectacular, the jump before he flips Penguin was awesome (and very lucky). The main problem I have with it was how much it risked all the other driver's lives, obviously killing some, just to talk to the Penguin AGAIN. He knows where he is all the time, so just let him go and catch him later. He is literally right beside him 3 more times in the movie.

@MrB00mbang 2 года назад

Don’t think. Just eat it up.

@MsNikkibuzz 2 года назад

This was a great car chase segment. The way I jumped, squirmed and screamed as I thought his car was gonna get hit, both penguin and batman. But when batman jumped the car thru the fire and then when he came out the car walking towards penguin were my favorite parts. Those were shot so beautifully.

@jameswormsley460 2 года назад

🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

@TheBanditBren 2 года назад

I had very low expectations watching this for the first time. Nothing could be better than Nolan's trilogy right? Nolan's trilogy is amazing, how could anything be better? HOW? Well god damn it this latest one is better. Not only do I think the car chase scene is a cinematic masterpiece, many of the fight scenes left me with my jaw dropped too. This entire moving is amazing.

@leo_nidas 2 года назад

Paul, I watched the video you posted a couple of months ago, expressing how excited you were about this movie. I was skeptical as I’m a die-hard Nolan fan, but I gotta tell you, after watching it 5 times and having my 6th viewing scheduled for Saturday, I just can’t get enough of this film. It was so carefully and beautifully crafted; so detailed, so thorough, so intentional. It takes its time in building the story and the characters. The fact that you feel you’re with him throughout the movie at all times makes you experience the story at another level. And those shots! Jeez. That final scene with the flare, gives me goosebumps and teary eyes every time. This scene in particular, the sound of the engine when it starts, when he’s trying to save Selina, man! The different perspectives of the cameras; the one that specially gets to me is when Oz shoots him and you can see Batman through the cracked/shot window, he definitely looks scary. Reeves and his team created a masterpiece. Long story short, you saw the potential early on. You’re a pro bro! 😜

@heavyspoilers 2 года назад

Ey thank you man and I’m glad you enjoyed it

@americanpaisareturns9051 2 года назад

I’m noticing a trend with Maseratis in movies. None of them have Air Bags. Penguin’s has none. The same goes for Jason Statham’s character in Furious 7. 🤣

@lukiekeyz 2 года назад

I laughed so loudly when he stalled the car lmao

@carlosmelendez8317 2 года назад

The first Batman film in which the Batmobile was something to be feared! I love it!

@aTron0018 2 года назад

This film is a literary masterpiece! This would be the perfect movie to have as the subject of a film study course. I remember I took film studies as an elective in high school. We got to study Batman Forever, Fight Club, Momento, and a few others. I loved that class so much! The Batman could fill a whole curriculum!

@snottytoe6957 2 года назад

Im still conflicted about the massive car pile up where at the LEAST 20 people died that was directly caused by batman.

@dini_muetter 2 года назад

very good analyse! Love it

@Wax_Man 2 года назад

2:30 what I like about it is because he only ever is heard when he wants to be heard, the loud footsteps to strike fear, the silent ones to catch the fearless

@mog2182 2 года назад

Nobody discusses how everything surrounding this scene is frustratingly dumb, every popcultcha youtuber is "this movee is p3rf3ct" but everybody conveniently ignores all the dumb shit in it: 1 The penguin has already been established to be easy to find. 2 Yet Batman CHOOSES to go after him even after he enters the highway, instigating a chase and indirectly causing the death of all of those people, instead of letting him go and find go after him later 3 Once the penguin is caught, it's the penguin himself that gives Batman that Eureka moment of the URL Rata Alada (which is cringely dumb on its own, great detective work there genius) 4 Both Batman and Gordon let the penguin GO, right after him causing such mayhem in the highway, they just let him go. Yeah, makes sense. Dumb fucking movie, the more I think about it the more it pisses me off.

@brandonbence7209 2 года назад

As a 41 year old Dark Knight fan, that scene with the Batmobile firing up gave me chills head to toe. I squealed like a little kid again. It's a badass version of the coolest superhero ride ever.

@VegetaLF7 2 года назад

It's perfect for a young, new Batman too. Two years into his time as Batman, he wouldn't have something like the Burton version, he's not just spray painting existing Wayne products like the Tumbler in the Dark Knight films. This Batmobile is just a suped up muscle car that Bruce modified to make his new role easier, and I like that he only uses it when he absolutely needs to, doing most of his actual travelling on a motorcycle. When he busts out the Batmobile, he means business.

@kameronharrington5478 2 года назад

I was literally shaking during this scene, completely geeking at all the stunt work and special effects. In a movie theatre recliner, this was the one scene I sat completely up for - absolutely incredible theatric experience.

@rustilldown 2 года назад

Great video

@mobgeorge 2 года назад

One thing I love about this movie is it really shows he is in his early years because he doesn’t even use batarangs yet. so cool to me

@damianstarks3338 2 года назад

This is now my new favorite bat mobile and Batman your comparisons are spot on in this video by the way.

@ivys4150 2 года назад

Reeves deserves all the praise because this is how a batmobile supposed to be - a modified, existing car. This film feels the most like a love letter to the character tbh

@haydentempest3874 2 года назад

I don't know if this was a common reaction but I thought there was a pretty strong comedic element to this chase too.

@RickyRicardo03 2 года назад

This was great! I’d love to hear you talk about the bat bike too.

@tarunprema5804 2 года назад

Your videos continue to be a amazing 🙌🏽

@heavyspoilers 2 года назад

Thank you

@tippaamania1245 2 года назад

The way they introduced the Batmobile was fkn sexy

@Azrael3176 2 года назад

I watched the movie today and I loved how batman was walking slowly towards penguin like he had him in the palm of his hand. I also loved the wing suit. Also that batmobile start up was badass. I also liked how Bruce Wayne personality was serious and mysterious. And the theme song was a 10/10.

@DomPatek 2 года назад

Absolutely jaw-dropping brilliant cinematography.

@Bluenosedwill1 2 года назад

I've not seen anyone mention the Penguin waddling like a penguin when he is left cuffed up!

@jerrypierre7825 2 года назад

most hype and badass scene was when the car was first starting up. the buildup was amazing.

@debbralehrman5957 2 года назад

Good review

@sithcarebear1 2 года назад

This chase scene and version of the Batmobile are AMAZING!! I cannot speak highly enough about the perfection that is The Batman. Thank you for another awesome breakdown Paul. Cheers!!

@Gaaarry 2 года назад

Two massive parts that gave me goosebumps. 1. When the car starts up and the shot from the rear. On extreme screen it was amazing and deafening. 2. Penguin’s car gets flipped and Batman slowly and calmly walks upto him. That coupled with the theme music. Amazing scene!!

@williamjiang86 2 года назад

loved the breakdown! I was laughing so hard when the batmobile came flying through the fire. I was like "yeahhhhh that's batman! Can't stop won't stop!"

@Mahoyage 2 года назад

we did enjoy this thx

@liteweaver 2 года назад

That peek scene from the Batman while the Penguin is upside down got me. I dont know why, I watch all Batman movies but that slow peek to the Penguin makes him so terrifying without saying any word

@WeKiIISuckas 2 года назад

The part when he bent over to peep in the window lmao 🤣

@sammatt6678 2 года назад

The batmobile chase was so beautifully shot , absolute perfection 🙌

@ronsworld250 2 года назад

The audio during this scene is absolutely ridiculous. Just a beautiful car and chase scene, wonderfully shot.

@samtelya 2 года назад

When the engine of the batmobile starts and the penguine looks into the dark corner. You can actually see two lights on the roof above the batmobile. When you look at this frame all together it looks like a batman face from the comics. Beauuuuitful cinematography!!!!

@pauls.2532 2 года назад

I watched the movie yesterday for the first time. When that car first appeared and while the chace I got the goosebumps of my life. Perfect movie

@henrystanford2028 2 года назад

I love how the upside down shot made him literally look like a bat, very nice touch imo

@paulmurgatroyd6372 2 года назад

I love the little touches that echo the TV series. The Batmobile has a jet booster, and Batman, Gordon and the cops stand around solving riddles! It made me smile and I don't know if it was planned on purpose. 😆

@milatroz 2 года назад

When the batmobile sound hit i shivered and giggled like i was 10 years old again

@NakulKrishna 2 года назад

This was one of favourite chases scene of all time. I was fan-girling when I watched it the first time, how did they even get some of those shots? The sound design for the batmobile too damn. These guys got the tone done for a Batman movie.

@KaybsGaming 2 года назад

Awesome analysis. Personally, I'm in the Tumbler forever camp. Keep up the great insights. I learned a lot.

@barry2349 2 года назад

That scene in the in the film gave me so many chills that haven't experienced like this ever before

@jacobbell6565 2 года назад

just saw the movie again yesterday and when he's driving it looks like he's trying not to enjoy the chase... such a good movie such a good video

@AussieRCPlayground 2 года назад

I've seen this movie twice in 2 weeks and watching this video makes me want to watch it again just to see the car scene. It's pure cinematic perfection!! The roar and screech of the engine, the chase itself, the camera positioning, lighting, just everything about that scene gives me goosebumps and I was just frozen watching it (both times). By far my favorite Batman and Batmobile. Cannot wait for the sequels. 😁

@daniellavaladez7820 2 года назад

The Batmobile jumping out of the fiery explosion was one of the greatest things I have ever seen.