Driven by strong feminism. Value privacy before safety.

Rating: 3/10 (23 October 2019)

In this movie you have several men with anger and self-worth issues. Two of the most powerful good guys, Harvey and Batman are in "good guy" love with Rachel.
Batmen is the most powerful man in the world and Harvey is very successful. Both of them are awaiting to be selected for a partner from a Rachel, some woman. The whole movie is driven by Rachel and her death. Batmen wanted to give up being a batman, which is strong male figure, to receive her appreciation and approval.
I think that name "Rachel" was mentioned at least twenty times.
This is wrong on so many levels.
In reality, almost any woman would fall in love for any of these two men, because of their status and power. This one woman has so many power over these figures, and she even rejects batman, who risked his life to save hers.
Men can be broken by other ways, not just by loosing a girl who is indecisive about both of them.

Privacy issue with using sonar to track Joker. If we need to invade privacy of peoples lives to protect their lives, what is more important? Saving your mom and dad or your phone calls? Morgan resigning because of this is not grown up thing to do. The same issue British had during WW2 when they captured enigma machine.

I was watching this movie with my wife. Too much needless drama happens. Even for her. Every man is either raging, or making a scene. Not one stable man, containing his composure and not giving into emotion.

The only bright spot in this movie is Joker.