The Batman Beats The Dark Knight In 1 Major Way & I’m Happy The Sequel Will Too

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I"m excited about a new update that makes it clear that my favorite aspect of The Batman, which made the film very different from the acclaimed The Dark Knight, will come back again for the sequel to the DC Elseworlds movie. There have been many great Batman movies, with different takes on the character making Batman"s live-action adventures quite diverse over the years. While there is fun to be had in lighter adaptations like Adam West"s Batman series or The LEGO Batman Movie, I believe that the best Batman films are the ones focused on the character"s darkness.
Both The Batman and The Dark Knight hit that head-on. Director Christopher Nolan brought to life one of the best superhero trilogies of all time with his The Dark Knight trilogy. More grounded than the Marvel Cinematic Universe and other superhero franchises, Nolan managed to bring back the darker version of Batman to the big screen perfectly after years of absence. I still think that The Dark Knight is the best Batman movie, but I can"t help but like Matt Reeves" The Batman more when it comes to a key aspect, and The Batman - Part II"s story will repeat it.
I Loved How The Batman Made Bruce Wayne Its Clear Focus Robert Pattinson Was A Great Choice For The Role Close The Batman features a lot of what I wanted from a movie based on DC"s Dark Knight. While I still hope to see a more fantasy-oriented depiction of the character and his world in the DCU"s The Brave and the Bold Batman reboot, with the Bat-Family included, I"m glad that there is such a dark and gritty take on the hero going on in an Elseworlds franchise. The main aspect of the movie that I enjoyed was how it treated Robert Pattinson"s Bruce Wayne, as The Batman always kept the focus on its lead character.

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