The Batman movie review

 

I watched The Batman and that's my review. The Batman is a film different from current blockbusters it does not stick to formulas to make your experience more palatable this is perhaps its greatest merit with almost three hours in duration the film tells the journey of a still inexperienced Batman confronting his first ones until they meet a corruption game involving the Wayne family, and it is at this point that the hero begins to question his own existence. The film is still an origin even if it does not show all of Brucea's steps to becoming Batman. Matt Reeves, the director of the work, used the long duration well to build his world, Bruce, the characters around him, and Gotham itself, which is very similar to New York. narrative would show a Batman investigating crimes and working almost like a private detective the noir elements fit like a glove, it's pleasant to see how Reeves films playing with unconventional angles and how he uses the focus of the lens there is a charm in the direction that is easy to be enchanted when we live in an age of movies that all look the same. Robert Pattinson will steal the hearts and shut the mouths of many people he is very good in the role although I do not believe that the story demanded much from the actor who really steals is Paul Dano, the charade who delivers an incredible performance in one of the most important dialogues and perhaps boldest in the film. The Batman is a great film for lovers of the character, perhaps the work that most resembles the quality of DC animations, a great soundtrack, action scenes that look real and that make an impact of each blow and shot feel despite all the difficulties. Qualities Matt Reeves doesn't bring something really shocking new within the mythology of the character he plays it safe and error free for fans can make the experience a bit predictable for those unfamiliar it will be a full plate making me give it five stars