The Batman Movie FULL Breakdown, Easter Eggs and Things You Missed

Here's The Batman Movie FULL Breakdown with all the easter eggs, and references. Joker, other characters and deleted scenes! Let me know how many you spotted! Here's my Batman Movie Joker video and Post Credit Scene! krplus.net/bidio/ZZ2nnYOFc4S7hno

My favorite part is the opening introduction to the Batman himself. The clanking of metal, the intimidating look, the quick and flawless takedown of the first thug. Hell of an introduction.

I really like the fact that batman never fights the Riddler, He's fighting ridder's twisted schemes the hold time which makes the detective perspective in this movie so rich and deep.

I love how Batman starts off brutal and right in your face. He was loud and scary. He went to the club and went through the front door fighting everyone. By the end of the movie, he was more in the shadows. He even started doing that disappearing thing on Gordon (the best portrayal ever ). It was a really nice arc to see the Batman grow into who he is becoming

My favorite scene was the "Batmobile" entrance. The rumbling, the power up was like a plane had a baby with a monster truck. It made the entire cinema tremble. Goosebumps. I watched the movie twice. Goosebumps each time!

I love how Reeves treated Batman as the lone Sheriff of Gotham in this movie. His boots even have spur sounds has he walks. Super badass. The development of going from vengeance to The Batman is amazing as well.

The opening sequence, including Batman’s narration followed by his first appearance from the shadows with the street gang… honestly, just amazing stuff

My favourite moment was the Riddler follower telling Gordon "I'm vengeance" at the end. Brilliant way to end Batman's pursuit of vengeance and step closer to being the Batman we all know

My favorite scene was when Batman tells Catwoman in her apartment, "you have a lot of cats." Almost felt like Bruce was struggling to come up with small talk while they were alone together because either he thought she was cute/he's so deprived of social interactions by being Batman/a combination of both hahaha. Such a great use of comedic timing!

The hospital scene where Bruce and Alfred were having a heart to heart really got me emotional. Really glad Alfred didn't die and hope to see him in future movies

I loved anytime he used his contact lens camera. And especially when he looked at footage it recorded. So good!! Made me feel like I was watching an Arkham game in live action. I’m playing them through very soon.

I loved the whole movie, you can literally feel this movie and not just look at it. But my favorite aspect about it was the dynamic of Batman & Catwoman the connection & tension between them is straight from the comics to the screen and that made this movie special to me. And the action scenes all could have went on forever and I would not have been mad at all. Amazing job to the director and the cast this the one!!

My favorite scene is when he’s chased out of GCPD and escapes to the roof but is afraid to jump for a split second. In my opinion, it symbolizes how he is still young and inexperienced but is still learning as he goes.

My favorite part is when he’s escaping the GCPD and he gets to the roof and has some real apprehension about jumping off. Which is so different than any other Batman. Made the movie seem extra real

My favorite scene is hard to narrow down. There were three “reveals” I thought were great. The Riddler, The Batman & The Batmobile. I would say the Riddler reveal is my favorite because it’s the opening scene & sets the vibe/course of the film. I actually thought it was Batman looking in on the mayor w/ the high tech binoculars. Especially with the narration. But then boom out of the darkness (like Batman) The Riddler emerges.

My favorite moment was when the Batman jumps of of the GCPD building and activates his wing suit, and it looks like he gets away but not without injuring himself. I feel like this scene shows that this version of Batman is still learning even his tech isn’t fully fleshed out

The introduction to the "Batmobile" was probably my favorite scene. That thing is badass.

My favorite part is a tie. The first was actually Batman making a mistake. He was so worried that riddler knew who he was he messed up and missed what was in the apartment. The second is when he realized he was inspiring the wrong people with his ways he decided to be a symbol of hope to so he could be the Inspiration he wanted to be.

My favorite scene was the top-down shot of Battinson leading the people out of the darkness of the water and they all follow him like he's their beacon of light and hope. I loved it so much. Like despite being dark in imagery, he in the end chokses to inspire hope. My favorite batman movie.

It's so hard to pick a favorite but it's probably when Riddler is just standing there watching the mayor before he attacks. It starts the whole movie off with a serial killer/true crime vibe and gives us 'detective Batman'. Or when Batman tells Selena she has a lot of cats. Idk, looks like I'll need to go see it again to decide :)

Really surprised with Pattinson’s performance, I admit I was one of those skeptical about him being the new Bruce Wayne/Batman when they first announced it. But after seeing this movie my mind has been changed about him. But the best one for me is Paul Dano, seriously the best Riddler I’ve seen in any Batman movies or tv shows! Looking forward to the sequel and the new HBO series coming.

The scene where batman jumps from the roof and fails to land normally really showed us that this is a realistic take and not like any other superhero movie and i really loved that.

Just got done seeing it. The opening scene with Batman narration made me feel like I was watching a horror movie. I LOVED how it was more from the criminals POV then Batman’s. This movie felt like a horror film. A TRUE horror film. This movie had some of the best shots I’ve seen in a comic book film from the ending of him leading to trapped citizens out of the flood to the dark hallway fight scene with only the gun shots being the only light source to the penguin seeing Batman upside down

The whole movie was pretty much on point for me. Strong visuals, excellent narration and the right amount of detective and neo noir touch which Batman lacked. Robert Pattinson's opening sequence of the movie is quite great and second most favorite scene of the movie is the car chase sequence. The rumbling of the engine, the adrelaine is pure pleasure and horrifying!

Favorite moment is easily the moment where pinguin is tied up and walks like a pinguin because of it. Soooo good to get this silly walk realisticly in this story. 🙂

So many great scenes but I personally enjoyed the part when Batman reached out to help the people in the waters after the explosions and no one wanted to grab his hand because they were too scared but the kid did. I felt at that moment, the people realized we can trust Batman.
The movie gives such great realism to what if we had a real life "superhero". This is how people get saved or how to catch a murderer, being a detective and solving crimes.
Side note: Riddler was low-key good guy in a sense. He wanted to take down the corruption and he was succeeding. Might not be the best way to do it but his intentions were good in a way.

I loved how he wasn't perfect. For example, I was expecting a super hero landing after he pulled his chute after using his wing suit but he kinda fucked up and ended up rolling around on the street and got up in pain. Almost like if that was the first time he had used that feature. He had several scenes like this and it was perfect

I absolutely loved the Batmobile chase scene. When I went to see the movie there was only 3 people (including myself) in the theater and we all chuckled out loud. We didn't know each other but it was apparent that we all enjoyed the chase. Another part of the movie I enjoyed was a "big picture" concept, in that Batman didn't take his mask off and share his identity with anyone like the previous Batman movies. I hate the Batman & Spiderman movies when everyone seems to know the heroes secret identity. When I started reading Batman comics as a child (in the 60's) the Caped Crusader's secret identity was one of the things that made him so cool to me was only his butler knew who he was. The tease of his identity is important to his mystic. I hope the producer stretch that out as far as possible.

I instantly connected to this Batman when he started writing down on a journal and when he looked at the Mayor's son. Humanizing Batman is one thing but this Batman felt things

Honestly my favorite part is they actually made the riddler feel like a dangerous villain instead of being just a goof. For the longest time he has made it feel like he's just a joke but this movie gives him such villianess and fear.

My favorite part was when Batman realizes that the riddler is going after the Wayne's for his next kill and just the sheer tension you see by the atmosphere of the movie and what Robert portrays, The yelling in the car with open mouth, the anger, God loved it so much

My absolute favourite moment was at the start of the film where Bruce explains the bat signal. It was perfect. It was the first time a Batman movie has ever captured how fear plays a role and the way Matt Reeves directed the scenes... Oof. The one that sticks out is the drop head looking at the signal after a robbery. Wonderful!

Easily my favourite Batman movie. Yes, sure the Dark Knight is great, but that's only because of Heath Ledger. Robert, Zoe, Andy, Jeffrey, Colin and Paul were so damn amazing. I'm hesitant with 3-hour long movies as there's often a lull in the middle, but this had me glued the entire time.

I saw it today, and this is a new era of heroes, we’re moving away from the dark and despair, and moving into a side of you can be a dark hero, but still able to inspire hope, inspire the best of us. Almost like what was going to be arc of Superman in the DCEU

Showing how Batman created a level of fear instilled by his work in the shadows at the beginning of the film was brilliant.

I love the fact that the overall message is, Batman is such a dark figure, that he is inspiring the wrong type of people even though he's trying to do good. I love how he says, that he has to do more, because while he can't control who he inspires, he has to make sure he distinguishes himself from the bad guys and he doesn't keep empowering the wrong people (people who may be mentally unwell).
Paul Dano's Riddler was so amazing. His twisted, demented, psychopathic tendencies and personality were brilliantly portrayed by Paul! 👏 👏 👏

Man, Charlie, how do you perform your research? You are always so on target with your breakdowns. Thank you for all you do!

A small Easter egg. I noticed in the scene where Alfred reads riddler’s note meant for Bruce, there’s a bust of Shakespeare sitting on the desk beside him, which is definitely a reference to the 1966 show where the same bust is used to house the entrance button to the batcave.

Did you hear the theory Joe Chill was actually the guy Bruce was speaking to at the funeral? He hated rich people and said he recognized Bruce. Once he heard he was Bruce Wayne, he looked stunned

My favorite scene is easily the fight in the dark hallway when the lights are cut, and everyone is shooting at him. It's just a strobe sequence of him crushing everyone firing at him. One of the coolest moments out of any superhero film.

My favourite moment had to be the “do you know who I am scene” followed by the fight inside the club. The way Batman walked through the people with the “no F*cks given” approach and just started punching his way through the crowd until he got to penguin. Just so cool compared to the ninja style approach that we’ve seen in the past where he comes out the shadows. Was such a cool contrast to see him just go through the front door it was so refreshing.

My favorite moment in the movie in the end where he’s monologuing at the end:
“Martial law is in effect, but the criminal element never sleeps. Looting and lawlessness will be rampant in the parts of the city no one get to. I can already see things will get worse before they can get better, and some will seize the chance to grab everything they can.
I’m starting to see now-I have had an effect here, but not the one I had intended. Vengeance won’t change the past mine or anyone else’s. I have to become more. People need hope. To know someone’s out there for them.
The city’s angry, scarred-like me.”
That’s some good character development right there. And it reminds me of Batman talking to himself in the comics

I loved the narration scenes of Batman talking to himself

Easily best scene is Batman visiting Riddler at Arkham. An absolute masterclass in directing, cinematography, and acting for conveying the tension of Batman thinking he’s about to be exposed. And the subtle facial expressions and quick tonal change of the scene when he realizes that Riddler doesn’t know…find a better scene in any movie. Pattinson nails this adaptation. Bravo Reeves, Kravitz, Dano, Farrell, and everyone for making an excellent film.

My favourite moment was at the end! Batman was being knocked down hard and constantly kept getting up to keep fighting almost like he is just figuring out what he’s fighting for. The moment when he cuts the power line thinking it will kill him, and then afterwords continues to help all those people out and even more so in the roof, getting that glimpse of seeing the iconic hero he starts to get noticed as.

My favorite part of the movie was:
It’s dang near 3 hours and not one moment dragged. I was totally engrossed the whole time.
Absolutely loved it 🤘

I loved it when Batman was chasing Penguin in the car

My favorite part is how you get a real sense of how frightening the Batman is for the criminals… not knowing if he’s somewhere out there lurking in the shadows. I also loved how Batman says a lot without actually saying anything at all.

The way Batman was sloppy, aggressive, and rageful shows just how inexperienced Batman still is, given that it's just his 2nd year being the Caped Crusader. You'll expect his ways to be smooth and effortless but in this film, he makes mistakes, misses a few clues and fights enemies head on. Hats off to Matt Reeves for giving us a young Batman with the potential to become the Batman we all know.

The meet up in Arkham between Batman and Riddler. You could see the fear in Batman thinking he was about to be exposed. Then the relief and him reverting to a menacing vigilante when he was in the clear. "You're a nobody, gonna die alone." Or something to that effect. "What have you done?!" "WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!" I loved every moment of it.

This entire movie was a work of art. His intro from the shadows, when he saved the people from the flood and led them out with his flare. Incredible.

Loved how the movie felt like we were watching a comic book. The way it's framed, the heavy light contrast, and angles! 🥰

My favorite was how clear all these clues and Easter eggs were. But man that car chase. The roar. Just wow.

My fav part of the movie was when alfred reached out his hand to bruce and bruce grabbed it. It just seemed like such a powerful scene

You gotta recall how the elevator opened and you already know they gonna get destroyed, and just that whole scene of him taking them down with the light cutting on and off, best batman scene

I loved the moment when the batmobile was introduced. The sound in the cinema was absolutely stunning!

Can we take a moment to appreciate the technical aspects of the action in the whole movie? For crying out loud, compare this to the mostly recent Zack Snyder's Justice League with the CG doubles and all the chaos. The car chase in the middle of the movie is like the best chase scene since Mission Impossible: Fallout (which is only preceded by Mad Max: Fury Road IMO) with incredibly minimal CGI and great practical stunts. God bless Matt Reeves

My favorite scene was when Batman and Gordan got the Penguin and then realizing that he wasn't the rat. I love this scene, because it shows how new Batman is to the crime fighting scene, and that he is not yet the great detective he is in the future.

Favorite scene was when he put his sunglasses on because the sun was hurting his eyes because he’s out all night and sleeps all day

I think, without a doubt, my favourite scene in the whole movie was when we first see the Batmobile! The revving of the engine shook my entire cinema and the chase that followed was so well shot I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. I remember looking over at my partner multiple times and we both had the biggest smiles while watching that chase sequence.

My favorite part was hearing Batman's narration during the opening scenes. It was just like the comics and something never done in a Batman film (unless I'm wrong?) I also loved how he walked among the crowd ready to spring into action!

The movie was brilliant. I really enjoyed the display of fear before he glided away from the cops. Such an epic performance!

The parachute scene is my favorite 😂 cause we really get to see that he’s in year two and he’s figuring stuff out

I’ve seen it twice now and my favorite scene is the opening monologue scene. I know it’s everyone’s favorite but it’s just soooo good! As a comic book fan I have never felt more immersed in a comic book movie than I have in that moment. It felt like zero year, it felt like year one and long Halloween all In one! Can’t wait to see it a 3rd time

I loved the ending where he saved everyone and shows them the way to safety. It was such a beautiful, heroic scene and brought tears to my eyes

The attention to detail was amazing !
The scene where Batman and Gordon got Penguin thinking he was the rat with wings but they found out they were wrong, leaving Penguin alone, as he was saying hey what about me he was waddling like a penguin
Also when Catwomen capture the guy who killed her roommate the guy had cat like scratches on his face !

I loved every time he walks out of the shadows and you hear his heavy footsteps and the theme music of him. Such a great theme. I loved them going into the families of the Waynes and Arkhams

When the batmobile start up, it got my heart pounding.
What a incredible and exciting car chase sequence.

The part where Riddler has Batman scared saying Bruce Wayne ,Bruce Wayne repeatedly is my favourite scene of the movie. What follows later was a really awesome

Best moment of the movie: Batman “looking as himself” when the son of the mayor looses his father, and finds the horrible crime scene. Looking at him using the fake sword and the ninja red vest, reminds me of “Batman: Sword of Azrael Book by Dennis O'Neil”. Even there is an age gap, I can see him been trained by Bruce in the future…

Alright, a few thoughts I want to jot down while going though this video:
I don't know much about Ave Maria but iirc a maria is either a sea or lake in Italian and maybe Latin, hence the marias on the moon discovered by Galileo(again iirc), so when Riddler is singing it in his cell I figured that to be a hint towards his plan with blowing up the seawall to flood the city(which in itself might be meant to harken back to his flooding of the city in New 52's Zero Year arc).
When they're going through his apartment, they read in one of his notebooks the line "I know now what I must become" which I felt may have been a reference to the "I shall become a bat" line from an origin story or two of Batman. Also, while the "I know the real you" scrawlings on the wall were definitely to tease and set up for the possible reveal of him knowing his identity, in universe I feel it was less of Riddler trying to figure out who he is and moreso him cryptically writing about how he knows the "real him" is the one wearing the mask.

I really loved the fights scene of Batman above the election in the stadium that gets flooded, I loved his entrance of the ceiling exploding to the fight against the riddler followers. Second favorite definitely gotta be the car chase scene, it was amazing to see the fear in penguins face. Also I just loved the rest of the movie. Actually I also really love the moment when Batman reaches his hand out to help the survivors of the flood, that was a powerful moment showing that Batman is truly good and can be trusted by the people.

This movie was peak batman and I can’t wait to see what they do next

Best Batman movie ever! 10/10. My favorite moment was when Riddler revealed he actually didn’t know who Batman is

@EmergencyAwesome, did you catch the TV news reporter's comment just before the scene switch to Riddler and Joker? "...and a mysterious masked man was spotted pulling people out of the rubble..." She wasn't talking about Batman, because everyone knew of Batman by this point in the story. This was a hint to someone entirely new. Apologies if you already covered it and I missed it.
Favorite moment: Batman's theme music IS my favorite moment. The opening train station scene, when he appears from the shadows and we get his theme music for the first time. That score is so awesome, it has the potential to be as memorable as the Imperial March(Darth Vader's theme), but so much better. The music is so intense, and it's matched perfectly with Batman's intensity. The timing was wonderful, building up like its own rising action and cresting when Batman pummels the thug's face. I felt connected to the story through the music. My favorite Batman movie ever, and I never thought anyone would top Bale.

I’m confused: I was under the impression the reason why Bruce’s mother went insane is because her husband - Bruce’s dad - has an affair with Mrs. Arkham and he fathered the Riddler, and that’s why he ended up in an orphan, because neither family wanted to raise him.
So in essence, that made Bruce & Riddler half brothers.
Am I missing something here?

I love when Gordon ask Batman to punch him so he can escaped the gcpd

The DEFINITIVE Batman Movie!! It has everything, the dark atmosphere, the detective side of Batman, an awesome Batmobile set piece, a perfect villain, good side characters, and of course Batman actually kicking ass!

My favorite scene was the emotional exchange between Bruce and Alfred in the hospital after the blast. I actually cried bc the performances were spectacular

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My favorite scene was the bomb hostage scene. The amount of tension in that scene alone had me on the edge of my set. I also really appreciated the beginning monologue of the movie.

This was such a great movie from start to finish. I don't know if I could pick one specific scene that would be my favorite, although I really did enjoy seeing Batman wipe out after using his gliding suit. It just showed where he was in his early stage of becoming Batman and figuring out how to navigate through his city. Such a good movie

The contact lenses was straight from Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's run on The Court of Owls. Speaking if which, the orphanage theme was kinda teasing Court of Owls, because Lincoln March, the face The Court put as their "puppet" was there once. He was even teased as Bruce Wayne's brother.
Martha Wayne was actually a Kane in canon. She was an Arkham from Geoff John and Gary Frank's run on Batman: Earth One. The movie took heavily on those series, too. Just like when Thomas Wayne was campaigning as mayor.
The dialogue with Alfred in the hospital: "I could teach you how to fight..." was also from Earth One series, Alfred being the one who taught Bruce how to fight in that series.
The founding fathers of Gotham are Wayne, Kane, Elliot, and Cobblepot.

Have not seen it but can’t wait to much work right now love watching ur context keep it up

I love the end when Batman was looking up in the sky all muddy. It just shows he is more than vengeance he is hope.

Favorite scene is Robs intro against “The hell are you supposed to be”. The outer monologue, the music, the slow walk, and the beat down of the gang was just 👌

I loved how much this felt like the Arkham games. The way it looked through the contract lenses and computer screen, the fighting.
The way at the end of the movie, it was a super big tease to Arkham City in live action.

I loved his 1st appearance in the move, how he simply walks outta the shadow it was perfect

Loved:
How batman always emerged from the shadows as if he actually was the darkness coming to life.
How he only uses his motorcycle for the first act, covertly going from location to location, untill he unleashes the batmobile and uses it for the rest of the film (other than the final scenes)
How batman just ATE bullets. Literally dude took 20-30 shots to the head, chest and arms and took a shotgun blast at point blank to his trunk...like dude REALLY doesnt care what happens to him does not fear death.

That New Batmobile was just.....WOW!!! It Looks straight outta the death race movies. But they put the tombstone in the front & made it a battering ram and put an actual rocket in the back!

I love how in every comment section about this movie you find people talking about their favourite scene
Whether it‘s the opening scene with the criminals being scared of the dark and him taking down the thugs, or him becoming a symbol of hope in the end, guiding the citizens through the water and helping them, with his monologue in the background or the car chase with the penguin, the list goes on
It just shows how much this film resonated with the fanbase and i personally have to say, i think this movie is the most batman-y movie and honestly, my favourite batman movie so far. Yes, heath ledger was absolutely brilliant, and the dark knight is still in my all time favourite movies, but this one just brought out the comic nerd in me a little bit more. Gotham, the dark and gritty vibes, seeing his detective side, the way he fought and looked, the penguin
It all just felt like it was taken directly from the comics and arkham games and brought to life
Two scenes i also want to highlight are the murder of the mayor - home invasions are terrifying to me and this scene and riddler‘s character overall felt so „real“ and creepy because there are actually people like him out there. The zodiac killer obviously comes to mind here
And the other scene is after the car chase with the penguin (which was probably the best car chase scene in any movie i have seen), when he walks towards penguins crashed car, with the fire in the background and his mysterious and menacing theme playing. That scene was so badass and it just really felt like that‘s the batman i know and love from the comics

It's hard to pick a favorite scene because man, it was all so so good! I think instead of a favorite, i'm going to give a top 3 haha in no particular order
1. The beginning season where the riddler was creeping in the background and the light was reflecting off his glasses. Made his eyes look glowing. At that moment, I knew this was going to be *chef's kiss*
2. Pretty much every fight scene because the choreography was amazing!
3. When the woman held on to Batman's arm and you see that Gotham needs more than vengeance.
Would LOVE to watch it again!!!

I truly loved this take of Batman, I loved the feel and look of Gotham. The escape to the roof was so good. Loved how all the dark corners scared those doing wrong wondering if the Bat is there.

Man when the batmobile starts growling. You feel that..! Definitely one of the best moments.

I think my favourite moment was the scene where Batman was going to see Carmine Falcone and it was pitch black except for the firing guns!!! Or the intro scene for Batman where he talks about how the fear of him lurking in the dark keeps people in check, and the suspense of looking into the dark and waiting for him to appear. Or the car chase scene was incredible. Or when Bruce was talking to Alfred in the hospital and they had that really touching moment. Or when Batman was helping people out of the water and leading them to safety. Or when Batman was talking to Riddler in Arkham, and you can literally feel the relief wash over him. Or any of Batman and Gordon's low-key buddy cop moments. Honestly I think the entire movie was my favourite scene. I love Christian Bale so much as Batman but Robert Pattinson really exceeded my expectations and I feel like the role makes so much sense for him.

His cowl seemed to be made of leather outwardly but who noticed that in one or two scenes it deflected some bullets and he even got knocked out for a little while (at the recycling plant and at the Gotham Square Garden fight where he almost fell from the roof)? Maybe there's some protective underlining to it.
There was a mistake in props regarding his gauntlet fins when he tries to hush Selina down when the duty cop was entering the room - they were too flexible (Perhaps, I'm wrong and they're just straps).

8:39. The shot of him standing up is one of the best in the movie I think, also the shot of him walking towards Penguins wrecked car. And him walking through the water with the flare and people following him.

Personally, I think my favorite part was the escape from the gotham police dept.
The Grappling Hook up the stairs was perfect followed by Batman not being completely comfortable with jumping off the building with the glide suit. You can see he jumped out of need. Then being unable to stop properly and crashing. It was just perfect.

The flipped car with batman walking towards Oz in the car. Batman and Gordon whispering to eachother and the escape. Good stuff

@Emergency Awesome , Thank you for all this videos This movie is Really Really good I feel some connection with the TV show Gotham from the last season