Batman Begins just too perfect to our world

Rating: 10/10 (2 July 2005)

This Batman is probably the best film of the year and also the best Batman ever made. To see it, let people understand the truth behind batman's mask, his reasons, his feelings, we see a total new Bruce Wayne fantastically played by the ultra talented Christian Bale.This time the audience sees 2 characters: Batman and B. Wayne, the beast and the man. All the cast is great, even Miss Holmes is not too bad, she had created a firm love interest and the only woman with the power to let Bruce Wayne love again, I think it wouldn't be a good choice to drop her for the sequel...it would damage our vision from the first film. The rest of it, let me see...Gary Oldman, I love him to death, is so cool as Tenent Gordon, I was surprised Chris Nolan did not explored more the relation between B Wayne and Gordon ( I mean he was the only cop who cared about little Bruce when his parents were murdered...),Sir. Michael Caine the father figure of the film, our Alfred with his British behavior worked perfectly for the part. Morgan Freeman well, he is one of the best of course, the humor,the gadget man, best is impossible to achieve... I could be here hours just for the actors but the greatest are Cillian Murphy and Christian Bale they are just perfect, the Scarecrow is surprisingly creepy played by Mr. Murphy and Bale well just too good to be truth. Mr Nolan did a great job, the escape of the bat mobile is just one of the best of all time...and what I like the most:IS REAL, and is rare this kind of things happen nowadays, this is a comic adaptation to our world. All the special effects are really amazing, and I love also the way the score 'embrace' the narrative of the film, a brilliant alliance indeed. To those who haven't seen this: PLEASE GO, and stop comparing it with the other batman films, it makes no sense, this is not a prequel and not a sequel this is hot stuff, this is something new. And By the way, this Batman is not for kids, this is a film of high level something like a life's lesson, we just have to learn it.
Leila Gato leilagato@msn.com