The Batman: Movie Review
The Batman: Movie Review Cast: Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz, Colin Farrell, Paul Dano, Jeffrey Wright, Andy Serkis, John Turturro Director: Matt Reeves Broody, bleak, bum-numbing and brilliant, Matt Reeves' dark take on The Batman proves to be the Darkest Knight ever. But whether that's too much for some raised on a more palatable Batman lore is an intriguing question in this tale of incels, city-wide corruption and one man struggling to stem the tide. Following Year Two of the Batman's fight against the crime raging in Gotham is Robert Pattinson's emo, weary and pasty moper of Bruce Wayne, a Wayne whose floppy fringe covers part of his face and who looks vaguely disgusted at the state of the world. He even keeps a journal of each night's activities, pondering on what was as the soundtrack blears Nirvana's Something in the Way track from the screen. When the mayor of Gotham is murdered, the Batman's on the case, along with Commissioner Jim Gordon (Wright, w...