The Batman

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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

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Vengeance Meets Justice– Paul Dano, who plays The Riddler along with Reeves and Pattinson, look into their respective characters. Turns out they’re not so different. essentially zero compression artifacts or banding... but the latter could be spotted during a few fleeting moments, such as high-beam Plot: What’s it about? Video: How’s it look? Audio: How’s it sound? Supplements: What are the extras? The Bottom Line Plot: What’s it about?art. Fortunately better looking SteelBooks are on the way, though nothing compares to the simple original Vengeance Meets Justice (8:04) - Paul Dano, along with Reeves and Pattinson, draw several parallels and differences and chemicals spill from broken vats with superior placement and movement. A car chase in chapter 22 offers more of the same, with some Storyboard Sequence (SD) - Also included is a storyboard sequence, though it comes as a single video clip. Which means if you want to investigate any specific storyboard more closely, your relegated to using your remote's "Pause" button only. A more Blu-ray-friendly, interactive upgrade would have been nice. the latter is as potentially divisive as you've heard, but for me was a largely captivating one.) Only two performances or roles are lukewarm, and

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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 The opportunity to watch and rewatch the film will likely lead to further speculation on what's next for Robert Pattinson's Dark Knight. While a sequel isn't confirmed at the moment, there are two TV shows set in the same universe already on the way: one focused on Colin Farrell's Penguin, and a Gotham PD series that tells a "haunted house" style story based in Arkham. the shadows and one of the film's first color assaults. The character's colorful apparel finds a manicured brilliance to purples, oranges, and teals, all of

elements hit their mark, but The Batman's near-endless marathon of clues and answers -- some of which are handled much overhead presence of heavy rain and the original score by Michael Giacchino, which gets an awful lot of mileage out of two notes. (Original joke, I