The Batman

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In this iteration of The Batman, he has dealt with the loss of his parents in a very darker way and seems to be taking out personal vengeance on every criminal that he encounters, by pummeling them with vicious fighting styles. “Bruce Wayne” ( Robert Pattinson) has been left to be raised by his parent’s former bodyguard and butler “Alfred” ( Andy Serkis). Alfred has done everything he can to help Bruce cope with the loss and seems to be encouraging in his efforts to be a masked vigilante but he wants to protect him from things and not just criminals.

Yes, this is a very visually dark film and the addition of forms of high dynamic range only adds to that darkness but in a realistic manner. Admittedly, the Blu-ray version of the film is brighter but it just doesn’t feel the same as this 4K visual presentation with HDR. The fact that the almost 3-hour film gets to use nearly all of a BD-100 disc with 90 gigabytes for the movie is one reason that you get a perfect 4K video presentation with zero signs of any compression flaws. So while it doesn't have the immediate eye-popping strengths of other HDR-enhanced discs, it's a perfect example of a film's intended look being As the film opens we hear two primary sounds: the sound of a person looking through a scope breathing heavily [under a mask] and the song “Ave Maria” performed by a boy’s choir — primarily coming from the front left & right channels but also getting a nice amount of height channel presence as well as used in the rear channels. Both the sound of the man breathing [via the center channel], as he’s spying on someone, and the choir performance come across as downright creepy. And I mean like really creepy and it only gets more intense with action and the subwoofer adding to that as things go along. I’ll say, without dishing out any direct “spoiler,” that it’s no secret that “The Riddler” is going to kill some people here throughout the film and you’re going to be witnessing that, which makes for one scary audio experience, especially in Dolby Atmos. The Batman” on 4K UHD Blu-ray looks awesome, as dark as it is, and I have to say that I’ve enjoyed watching it a total now of two times and find it to be more impressive each time. That said, it earns every bit of a perfect rating for video quality. the moment, it could have easily been trimmed by 20-30 minutes with no great loss to the core narrative. This can especially be felt during The

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