The Batman Was Better Than The Dark Knight Trilogy In 1 Important Way And The Batman 2 Needs To Continue That Trend

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While The Dark Knight trilogy represents the heights of Batman movies, The Batman surpassed those films in one significant area, and The Batman - Part II needs to make it even better. DC"s The Batman had high expectations to meet after it was announced. It was the first solo Batman film after The Dark Knight Rises, and audiences wanted to see a different take on the character following Christopher Nolan"s The Dark Knight trilogy. While it still had Nolan"s dark tone and crime thriller narrative, it also featured a gritter, dirtier Gotham and a version of Batman who wasn"t pulling any punches.
Nolan"s films and The Batman differ in many ways, but audiences and critics enjoy both and often argue about which they prefer, a testament to how impressive Matt Reeves" first Batman movie is. Some believe Gotham"s portrayal in Reeves" universe was better, while others believe Bale"s portrayal of Batman and Bruce Wayne surpasses Pattinson"s. One area that The Batman undeniably does better than The Dark Knight films is its fight scenes and those sequences could improve in the upcoming sequel.
The Batman's Fight Scenes Were Better Than The Dark Knight Trilogy's Close The Dark Knight trilogy had a few memorable fights, like Batman and Bane"s sewer fight. However, the trilogy was mainly praised for its captivating narratives and thrilling car chases. The fight scenes didn"t stand out as much, especially when Batman fought a group of thugs. Bale"s motions in the suit were sometimes awkward, and the choreography wasn"t too exciting. There"s an infamous moment where a couple of background fighters fall over without being hit during a fight with Batman and Catwoman, showing Batman"s fighting style wasn"t Nolan"s primary focus.

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