He should really get into Criterion Collection

He has great taste in movies, love our Tito Bobby

Tim Burton is a household name lmao. Also, Nolan uses a fuckload of CGI bro you’re both wrong on that front

@@itzsamic no most of it is practical he only adds cg where it’s really needed

@@diegoledezma4045 most of it is practical where? His movies all have hundreds of CGI shots. You can literally google this information for yourself.

Imagine this; you're a nine year old boy living in Rural Maine. Obsessed with bats eversince childhood after reading, 'Stellaluna'. I'd never read comics or heard of batman before, and my mom took me to our town theatre to see the Dark Knight. Needless to say, it blew my fking mind.

i think Andrew believes the same thing but it wouldnt be an entertaining segment if they agreed with each other all the time.

They’re all great. They’re just different.

"With the Michael KEYDONE., um"

Was thinking the same thing as well. Realy appreciate DC Comics for bringing him back and giving him a tragic yet interesting origin.

HELL YEAH !!!

Exactly. It isn't even a question.

Lol true but you gotta be pretty old to have real nostalgia for it

that movie is dogshit for toddlers

You’re tweaking Lego Batman’s not better than the fucking dark knight trilogy

@@diegoledezma4045 I didn't even mention the DKT, or say Lego Bats was any better or worse than any other Batman movie. All I said was that its always overlooked, and it really is a great Batman movie. Everything works, all the Batman boxes get ticked, its funny, but its not comedy, the plot isn't too hard to follow, its self deprecating, meta, and driven by relatable, familiar versions of canon characters, acting true to form. I defy you to find one thing in that movie that didn't work, or fell flat, or was badly handled, written, or scripted . . Its nuanced, layered, there's in jokes, nods, there's even the eye of friggin' Sauron. And you can see it with your kids without traumatising them.

@@nodiggity9472 true honestly I never saw the lego Batman movie but I played the games. If it’s simalair to that I’ll like it.

@@diegoledezma4045 There's nothing not to like in it.

He created it though. It's literally called "Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas"...

@@samw776 Still not directed by him, which was the only point I was making

Ok boomer

@@samw776 Lol, you can't read and now using dead comeback memes, cringe

Just trying to defend the Slept King after you hit him with a “Well Actually” like the squid that you are

Bro what? How can you say objectively that that is how the scene would play out? Also, given that it’s not meant to be realistic (grounded in reality =\= realistic) that point is irrelevant

​@@itzsamic We have reality, and we have "fictional reality". In fictional reality, at least theoretically, everything is possible. But a fictional world must be believable and coherent (I say believable; it doesn't matter if the characters are monsters, fairy, etc. or the world is wonderland, hell or heaven -you get the idea). There are times when a director or a story-teller imposes an outcome on the story, which -according to the logic and dynamics of the story, the qualities of characters, or the sequence of events- seems unpersuasive. I think Nolan does that in scene that I mentioned. That is, by making the characters involved do something that they most probably won't, under the circumstances; in favor of batman, or the "message" of story. Actually the burden of proof is on the person who says that the two (or one of the) ships won't destroy each other. The will to survive, the hysteria, the fear of the other group (people who are afraid that the criminals would bomb them, because they are already criminals who have killed, robbed, raped, and the criminals who think that normal people would see them as dangerous or immoral). Also there are usually individuals who would snatch the switch and push the button before discussing anything with the group...see? Now tell me, what do you think will be the outcome, if such a thing happened in the real world?

@@pooyaprvsh3948 what would happen in real life is, again, irrelevant and you don’t have any sort of precedent that is indicative of future similar decisions. The people of Gotham are hopeful. There’s no more to it than that. You’re digging too deep into something to look for an objective flaw that doesn’t exist

@@diegoledezma4045 Very necessary.

Nope

TDKR is actually my favorite lol

The dark knight is amazing and not overrated in my opinion but I agree batman begins is the best batman film it’s perfect.