Wow.
Tim Burton’s dark and grotesque style is a natural fit with Batman, from the set, the props, the costumes to the casting, Everything seems to have escaped from the comics alive, even today, nearly 30 years later, it can still make the audience praise Awesome.
The key to the whole movie is the contest between Batman and Joker, and the casting of these two characters is very important. Michael Keaton may not be the most handsome Bruce Wayne, but the firm half of his face and the husky voice after putting on a bat suit and a mask are worthy of the phrase "I'm Batman."; as for the Jack Nicholson version The Joker is a true character, with exaggerated body language and crazy laughter. Although there is no Heath Ledger's performance (btw, Heath's god-level performance is worth more than a golden figure), it still fits the image of Joker.
As the origin of the Batman movie, it may be regarded as the most "satisfying" one: Batman has not gone further and further on the road of bitter enmity, Vicki Vale is not dead and knows Batman's secret identity, knowing that Joker was the chief culprit in killing his parents. The culprit and finally succeeded in revenge, Batman is also the justice icon loved by the citizens of Gothem. After going to the Nolan series, Batman embarked on a hard journey. He was betrayed and betrayed by his master and his girlfriend. The villains appeared in pairs, both internally and externally troubled.
You can't judge the pros and cons of these two positionings. You can only say that Nolan's trilogy is more suitable for audiences who like brain-burning suspense plots and grand special effects scenes, but if you just want to see how the idols from childhood to now are kicked Some ass, maybe these old movies with a taste of antiquity will be more popular with you.
Anyway, now the Batman baton is passed to Ben Affleck. From the trailer, it seems that he will continue to follow the path of bitterness and enmity, but I am looking forward to the new Joker on the other side: Jared Leto, it feels good~~ Although the two of them are collaborating for the time being. There is no intersection, but Warner is probably already brewing Batman vs. Joker's round 3.
Although Batman should no longer have the faintly stupid Michael Keaton version, the new Batman movie should still be watched on time.
Give me a smile, would you, Batsy!
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