Product: Batman Begins (Two-Disc Deluxe Edition) (2005)
Rating: 4.0
An enjoyable piece of biting satire for you whiners!
While I agree that this is not the Bruce Wayne we've seen in other Batman movies, this is a younger Bruce Wayne, so I don't see why nobody seems to take into consideration his lack of age reflects his lack of wisdom.Aside from that, there was only one flaw I really had a problem with in this movie.The machine meant to "fog up" the city is described in the film as originally being a military weapon designed to shoot microwaves to diminish enemy water supplies in desert combat from long distances...You can't focus microwaves from long distances. They need to project into a cone after a certain amount of travel, which would make it mighty ineffective for combat, as it would probably spread the beam out and hit our guys too (Wheee!).So, HA! Try to look intelligent by complaining about the film now, all of you whiners! You didn't even know that microwaves can't be focused into a consistent beam, which is the most important premise to be taken into consideration, as the whole film revolves around it.I mean, seriously! How could you NOT know that about microwaves?! That's the first thing anyone would know!Ahahahahahahahahah!I mean, how stupid do you have to be- hahaha- not to know that microwaves do not have a single-ray projection dynamic- hahaha, how insidiously insipid of you!Anyhow, the film was pretty. So I was able to let that slide and pretend the machine did something else to diminish water supplies.After that, the film is pretty forgivable.I give it 3.5 stars.