The best "Batman" movie ever!

Rating: 10/10 (8 April 2008)

This one seemed the best because it was dark and yet real. It seemed this producer tried to put together a plot based on the idea of: what would it take for a normal real person to be willing to become a dark superhero? I always liked Batman most because he did not rely on super "powers" like Superman, or experiments-gone-wrong like Spiderman or the Hulk.
The best part of this one, though, is the relationship between Lucius Fox (the guy who creates the gadgets) and Bruce Wayne. It's so wink-wink-I know what you're up to but I won't say it, just the way it would be in the real world. Example, one of the best lines: "Mr. Wayne, if you don't want to tell me exactly what you're doing, when I'm asked I don't have to lie. But don't think of me as an idiot." Can't wait for the sequel, with a Joker who seems more psychotic and criminal than Jack Nicholson's Joker to square off with a Batman who seems more passionate about what he's trying to do than Michael Keaton's character ever did. (That, and I can believe Chistian Bale beating up on bad guys. Michael Keaton beating people up? Please. Stick to Beetlejuice...)