Batman begins really achieves the portrayal of a comic book character into the big screen

Rating: 10/10 (18 June 2005)

First of all, what Christopher Nolan is doing is not a comic-book-based-movie; he takes the concept of humanity in a person beyond of what we've seen in other big-budget films with no care for psychology sense. The movie has a really great tone and rhythm, without boring parts or the audience desperate to see Bale in costume, unlike Raimi's Spider-man. This is the most realistic version I've ever seen about Batman since the mask of the phantasm or Batman Dead End (excludig alien and predator), this is achieved in universal thoughts and comparisons, like the decaying Gotham City that could really be seen as any mayor city in the world, where good people are crushed and the corrupt really rule Earth. The villains are well explored except for some comic incongruence like Ra's Al Ghul. The acting is well performed bye every cast member excluding Katie Holmes, who could have acted a little bit better. With some comic book references to Batman's fans and some surprising twists and turns, Batman Begins really explores the origin of a hero in a realistic and believable way