The Batman

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The Batman: Genesis– Reeves and Pattinson explore the character of both Bruce Wayne and Batman, taking another approach to the iconic superhero. an exhausted police force unofficially led by Lieutenant James Gordon (Jeffrey Wright), and most importantly Gotham City itself as a dense,

Season 4 Unmasked (HD, 10 Mins.) - The cast and crew of Season 4 talk about the characters, storylines, and production of the fourth season and how the animation and story had changed since the show first started. Vengeance in the Making” (53 minutes, 41 seconds – HD) serves as an almost hour-long making-of feature. This serves a bit also as a production diary, starting on January 20th, 2020 at the Warner Bros. Studios in Leavesden, UK. The first actual day of shooting was on January 27th, 2020 for an interior shot, as seen in the opening of the film. Here you get lots of behind-the-scenes and on set footage, concept art, camera tests, and interviews with cast and crew members such as: Greig Fraser, ASC ACS (director of photography), Matt Reeves (writer/director/producer), Zoë Kravitz ( Selina Kyle), Robert Pattinson ( Bruce Wayne/ The Batman), Paul Dano ( The Riddler), Dylan Clark (producer), Jeffrey Wright ( Lt. James Gordon), Colin Farrell ( Oz/ The Penguin), John Turturro ( Carmine Falcone), Glyn Dillon (Batsuit costume designed by/Batsuit chief concept artist), David Crossman (Batsuit designed by/costumer supervisor), Pierre Bohanna (HOD costume FX), Andy Serkis ( Alfred), James Chinlund (production designer), Jayme Lawson ( Bella Reál), Peter Sarsgaard ( District Attorney Gil Colson), Toby Hefferman (first assistant director/associate producer), Lee Sandales (set decorator), Anita Gupta (assistant set decorator), Naomi Donne (makeup designer), Jacqueline Durban (costume designer), Malcolm Humphreys (visual effects associate supervisor – ILM), Dan Lemmon (VFX supervisor), and Dominic Tuohy (special effects supervisor). Lastly, the costume department that designed the new Batsuit would like to thank you all for ‘thinking’ that the symbol is made of a gun handle, specifically by the character “Joe Chill” [from the comics’ origin story], but it was NOT. Even though they thought that was clever but admitted it wasn’t at all intended. It was made to function as a knife. Building The Batman (HD, 7 Mins.) - A fun and humourous piece that has the crew talking about the Batman toy line from Mattel. Reeves' The Batman, he at least solidly anchors a film more concerned with tone and atmosphere than air-tight storytelling.Deleted Scenes with Director’s Commentary– Two scenes, running around 8 minutes, are shown with optional director’s commentary by Reeves. Given the running-time of the movie, these were wisely cut. poster-themed cover artwork, a matching slipcover, and a Digital Copy redemption code. The extras listed below can all Ever the faithful servant, Alfred Pennyworth, this time played by Apes actor Andy Serkis is aimed as a man coming to terms with the monster he helped create. He knows he’s powerless to stop Bruce’s mission as Batman so he does all he can to help. He doesn’t stop to splay out some nonsensical rambling metaphor, he's the one who trained Bruce and gets to work helping him with the case in spite of any misgivings because at this point it's the only way he can help keep him alive.

Every director since 1989 has longed for the day that they get to direct a Batman film. That’s the point when you, as a filmmaker, have made it — but you could very easily break it. It’s a point where you are destined for greatness or going to fail. Matt Reeves with this unique Batman film has achieved greatness. After the opening scene, you’ll get some narration from “The Batman” ( Robert Pattinson) describing his first few years of being “vengeance” in this corrupt city. That narration and all dialogue are delivered perfectly from the center channel speaker and never once will require any volume adjustments. As we see the crime running rampant across the city you’ll hear the sounds of rain filling up the rear channels and making brilliant use of the height channels to make you feel right there. New Look, New Direction, New Knight (Featurette) – Go behind the scenes to explore the development of The Batman television series. dimly-lit interiors. It's also aided greatly by Dolby Vision / HDR10 enhancement, which goes a long way in preserving the intentionally harsh Now, let me get a bit even further technical here in terms of 4K UHD Blu-ray. This is on a BD-100 (100 gigabytes) disc using 91.35GB (gigabytes) total and then 90.0GB for the film itself [in 4K]. To put that into perspective, the 1080p HD Blu-ray version of the film only uses 36.12GB total and then 34.4GB for the film [in HD]. That’s two and a half times larger file being used to contain the film. This runs an average bitrate in 4K of about 54Mbps and spikes as high as 100Mbps at times. It’s safe to say that this 4K is getting enough physical bandwidth here to be able to deliver one exceptional visual presentation.

Warner Bros. has announced that the animated The Batman series is heading to Blu-ray in an all-new remastered set. Pattinson as The Batman is pitch-perfect. There's no time to showcase his side as Bruce Wayne like Bale did as a cheesy playboy billionaire or ninja-in-training. Pattinson's take is extremely dark and violent. While he stands for justice, there's something that's constantly eating away at him to cross that line and straight-up kill the villains. Pattinson's physical ability to fight and reveal his tortured emotions is spot on and some of the best portrayals of the Dark Knight ever. 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? although anyone completely new the franchise should try before they buy. Warner Bros. has made several different editions available, but this As the series goes on, a story arc that works well is the transformation of Batman's vigilantism into his team up with the Gotham City Police Department and all the help he provides. This is where his relationship with Commissioner Gordon comes into play as the two begin to do that iconic detective work together. In its fifth season, Batman begins to form the Justice League, teaming up with the likes of Superman, Flash, and other recognizable superheroes. Batgirl and Robin are prominent figures too in late seasons, so almost every fan-favorite character shows up at some point or another. The voice-cast has a ton of fun bringing new elements to each character, especially with The Riddler who is much more sadistic this time around. Guest star voices include Ron Perlman, Clancy Brown, Gina Gershon, James Marsden, Robert Englund, Patton Oswalt, and more, all of who deliver great performances.