Zoë Kravitz is the new Catwoman. 

29 minutes ago, Toups said:

Zoë Kravitz is the new Catwoman. 

Who are her parents? Just curious.

54 minutes ago, Toups said:

Zoë Kravitz is the new Catwoman. 

Okay, so it looks like she is the daughter of Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet and has considerable credits to her name.

 

Love the music!  Can't wait to listen to Michael Giacchino's score. He's one of my favourite movie/tv composers. 

That music really was phenomenal. And the suit/look looks promising.

 

Hell yes! The teaser looks like it could be in the same world as Joaquin's Joker.   According to Matt Reeves, it's Batman in year two.  “It’s not an origins tale, but you’re meeting him in the early days. A lot of the other (cinema) stories showed he had to master his fear and himself, to become Batman........we met in the middle of this criminological experiment and watch him make mistakes.”  “He’s not having any of the effect that he want to have, that’s when the murders begin to happen."

It really does look very good! Can't wait! 

Appears like Robert Pattinson has COVID-19, halting production once more.

New trailer - still not sure the world needs another damn Batman movie at this stage, but good trailer nonetheless.

March should be an interesting month with this coming out and then Marvel’s Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness coming out a few weeks later. Though, I fully expect Marvel to kick DC’s ass at the box office as usual.

 

The last real Batman movie was in 2012, but I get what you're saying.  LOL   I could watch a new Batman movie every couple of years.   

 

Everything about this new movie looks good.  Most excited to see Paul Dano's Riddler. 

New trailer - seems to give too much away, but the folks at DC/WB have never been the smartest.

 

"Bat and Cat" = bleh. 

This movie was incredible!  It definitely wasn't a "superhero film".....it was basically a crime/mystery film with Batman in it.  Loved the dark, suspenseful and creepy mood/tone of the movie. 

Favourite scenes:

 

1. The arkham asylum scene with The Riddler and Batman.  It was so tense.  Paul Dano should get in Oscar nomination for this scene.  2. The entire sequence at Gotham Square Gardens: from the fighting, to the water coming in, to Batman in the water with the flare leading people to safety. 3. The hallway fight scene where you only see the fight from light of the gunfire.

 

Michael Giacchino is one of my favourite composers and he did not disappoint. 

 

 

I could really see it getting Oscar nominations next year for: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor (Paul Dano), Best Original Score, Best Cinematography, Best Production Design, Best Sound.  It was definitely worth it to see the movie in IMAX just for the technical stuff.

 

 

 

 

I thought it was well-crafted from a technical standpoint, but way too long for what it should have been and could have been better edited. There were structural issues with plotting and pacing that I couldn't get over while watching it. Also, I can't say I was blown away by most of the casting - no one was bad, and Pattinson actually did a believable enough job, but I generally found the cast to be pretty by the numbers. It was more of a film noir mystery, but sadly, the actual mystery was pretty straightforward to me (and I didn't read any spoilers) and I was never left on the edge of my seating guessing. 

The cinematography is amazing though. 

 

This was the stupidest movie ive seen in my life.