But composer Danny Elfman did his thing with the score.
And then, they made the Joker responsible for the death of Bruce’s parents. I mean, I get it, but the whole mystique about Joker is that no one knows who he is, or where he came from. In this movie, his real name is Jack Napeir. Another negative, is that they tried to give Joker an origin. (And also, contributing to the tired old, let’s kill the bad guy at the end of the movie, instead of saving him/her for later stories). And in the finale, he directly contributed to Joker’s death by tying a gargoyle to Joker’s foot, causing him to fall to his death. Then, he tries to shoot Joker to goddamn pieces via the Bat-plane, killing nearby bad guys, but not the Clown Prince because.reasons. Like, he had zero issue killing an entire factory of Joker’s goons by causing an explosion. So, with all that, why is it not my top pick? Welllllll…….For one, Batman kills.
#The purrfect crime batman arkham knight movie
Which was much needed after Batman Returns.Īnd the movie was a smash hit. And the new look was needed for parents to let their kids go see it. the promotion of this movie was insane! The toys alone were enough incentive for kids like myself, back then. And it's the first movie to ask Bruce, can you still be Batman and be happy? Or, should you even continue to be Batman? Guess that explains the title. All in all, this is a much better Batman film than most would care to remember. Seeing the deleted scenes of the movie, I would want to see it. There’s even rumors of a director’s cut in the Warner Bros. Seal’s Kiss From A Rose was a smash hit and, to this day, is still a banger. Also, this movie had one of the best songs attached to it. Nicole Kidman is also here, as the love interest, but she’s forgettable. Bruce is trying to teach him that if he kills Dent, Dick’s no better than Dent himself. After seeing his family die at the has of Two-Face, Grayson wants blood. Another plus, Chris O’Donnell’s Robin was done well. It kind of reminded me of Frank Gorshin’s version from the 60’s. I get what they were trying to do, and it’s not a bad cartoon movie. Overall, this movie focuses on comedy, a little too much for my liking. Am I making too much of it, considering that it is a movie about talking toys? Will Arnett gives his hilarious “Batman voice”, special shout-out to Rosario Dawson as Barbara Gordon (she also voices Wonder Woman in the new DC animated movies.
This is, basically, a kid’s movie, addressing one of Batman’s greatest fears and trauma. The answer to that is because of his fear of losing people he cares about. This movie kind of makes fun of the Batman mythos and film franchise, while at the same time asks Bruce a very important question… “why is he afraid of commitment?”. But, I would be remiss if I didn’t add this to the list. Now, I’m not saying that it’s the all-time best movie. I did say that I was ranking all theatrical releases of Batman. And this movie almost killed the Batman movie franchise. Poor Joel had to make a public apology, for how fans reacted to the movie. In this movie, they made not only a scientist, but an Olympic level athlete in addition to a scientist. At least they got his origin story right. My man got top billing over George Clooney, who played Batman! Then, every time we saw him on screen, he let loose cheesy one-liner after one-liner. Last but not least, Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mr. Robin, being the immature hothead in the movie, tried to holla, but Batman was trying to talk some sense into him. As villains go, Uma Thurman did alright as Poison Ivy, trying to seduce both Batman and Robin. Then, they did Bane completely wrong in this film! Like, they made him just a roided out ape, who only repeated every third word he heard and didn’t really do anything, tbh. First off, nipples on the damn suit!? It’s a nah for me. She even brought me a train set that had the movie’s theme. Like, for real! My mom bought me every, single, action figure from the movie. May Joel Schumacher rest in peace, but I have to keep it 100, this movie was a glorified toy commercial.
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