Product: Batman Begins (Two-Disc Deluxe Edition) (2005)
Rating: 5.0
towards the reviewer "repeat after me...SHOCKMASTER"
erm, "Shockmaster"......PLEASE tell me that review of yours is some kind of sick JOKE. PLEASE. If anyone doesn't seem do understand Batman, it's you. Read ANY Batman comic book before the 50s and after the 1960s, and you'll clearly see that Batman is NOT about buttcheeks, witty lines, and whatever the hell Shoe-smucker supported. Seriously, the guy's parents were gunned down in front of him as a child, and you expect him to grow up happy-go-lucky about it? I think not. The guy grows up wanting revenge. Of COURSE he's gonna be dark and broody about it. "Batman a villain", as you put it? Dude, who do you think was fighting the REAL bad guys, the tooth fairy? And your gripes about the presence of Qui-Gon Jinn and the Last Samurai guy? Dude, those are CHARACTERS in seperate films, played repectively by Liam Neeson and Ken Watanabe. They're actors. As such, they're paid to act in movies, which is what Batman Begins IS. By your logic, an actor can only play ONE role his/her entire life and leave it at that. Seriously, pal, you need to take a look at the real world some time. Batman Begins is everything I'd been expecting in a Batman film. The Burton films were good, but the sets and costumes were too comic-booky and not believable. Batman Begins brings a whole new real-world feel to the legend, and should mark the beginning of a whole new, much grander franchise. Though I supposed one of your intelligence, Shockmaster, won't be able to grasp that, as you seem to be to fixated on fantasies of Batman in a homosexual relationship with Nick Carter. Get a life.