The Batman movie review & film summary (2022)

Pattinson and Kravitz have crazy chemistry with each other.  She is physically and emotionally His, every step of the way.  This is no flirting Catwoman: she survived with a warrior and loyal heart and a strong sense of right and wrong.  Following her leadership role in the high-tech thriller "Kim" of Steven Soderberg, Cravitts continues to show strong charisma and quiet strength.

She's part of the killer roster, all of which play physical roles.  Jeffrey Wright, like Commissioner Gordon, is an unusual voice of thought and decency.  John Turturro, like Carin Falcon, is a low key.  Andy Circus — Caesar in Reeves 'Monkeys' films — like Alfred, brought fatherly wisdom and warmth.  Colin Farrell is known as the cunning Oswald Cobblet, better known as The Penguin.  And Paul Dano, like The Riddler, is as shocking as his own revenge.  He goes to extremes in a way that reminds us of his wonderful work of "blood".  His frustration is so intense, you can find him laughing unintentionally just to break the stress he creates.  But there is nothing ridiculous about his painting;  Dano makes you feel like you are watching someone who is really upset.

This does not mean that "The Batman" is a downer;  Far from it.  Despite the three-hour run, this is a sequel.  The Best Batman Mobile - a musical vehicle that came straight from "Mad Max: Fury Road" stands out in the film's most moving series.  It was the overturned chase and chain reaction that made me clap during my search.  You will feel every punch and kick in the beat of a nightclub battle, with red lights on.  (This is one of the most important things you can do to see this superpower at a young age.  Highlights of such scenes are the result of the masterpiece of Michael Gyachino.  Famous for its Pixar movie music, The Batman has done something completely different.

Working with artists and craftsmen at the top of their game, Reves made the film but at the same time it was heavy, significant but impressive.  Cinematographer Greg Fraser did the same amazing trick he did in his Oscar-winning work with Dennis Vilenev "Dunne" by pouring rain and neon lights into the image.  His use of shadows and imagery is excellent, and he does much to convey feelings of fear and anxiety.  I can write a complete and unique essay on the many uses of the color red to illustrate power, danger, and hope.  And the costume design of the great Jacqueline Duran - with Dave Crosman and Glenn Dylon, paired with Patinson's rough and tumble bats - created the perfect finishing touches on the film.

This is the most beautiful Batman movie you have ever seen — although it is not really a Batman movie.

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