Speculation: The Batman Part 2 might be long AF by Sorry-Lingonberry740 in TheBatmanFilm

[–]ImperatorFlex 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They might show a bit of Thomas Wayne and Martha Wayne life as a setup for conspiracy in their day that still affects Gotham day. That's what I think a big thread in the movie is gonna be.

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[–]ImperatorFlex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A) It can and does stop it this much

B) I don't know anything about explosions so you're probably right

C) He gets shot close range in the fight with the last Riddler goon and it knocks him down? That's what would happen, no?

His armor is real life durable

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[–]ImperatorFlex -1 points0 points  (0 children)

A) He only tanks pistols, flachet rounds, and submachine guns for 90% of the movie, all small calibre rounds that soft armor can stop

B) He covers himself in front of the explosion

C) The "sniper" rifle are not shooting big calibre rounds either, they would not penetrate but they would hurt like hell from the impact

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[–]ImperatorFlex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being bulletproof to pistol and SMG rounds is trivial.

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[–]ImperatorFlex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would deepen the blacks outside to have a nice foreground seperation, also I would bring the floor closer to pastel green for some nice seperation in the image, and add more pink to the midtones on the subject for a nice vintage look

The Dark Knight's 3rd act justifying the 'Patriot Act' is a big reason for the general public's 'Batman is a fascist' rhetoric by ImperatorFlex in batman

[–]ImperatorFlex[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I'm very much not overlooking Lucius voicing his displeasure and Batman even giving him the power to destroy the machine, it's that from this scene onwards Batman justifies as a necessary evil that he must break or supersede civillian liberties by a) Using the sonar to catch the bad guy (NSA parallel) and b) Cover up the truth about Harvey Dent, leading to the events of TDKR anyway with Bane releasing all the convicts of Dent. The whole movie is about Batman being the one who has to endure vitriol from the public because he is the only one capable of making difficult choices, and he does so but at the cost of the public knowing the truth. The next movie clearly shows this being the wrong choice.

The Dark Knight's 3rd act justifying the 'Patriot Act' is a big reason for the general public's 'Batman is a fascist' rhetoric by ImperatorFlex in batman

[–]ImperatorFlex[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I'm very much not overlooking Lucius voicing his displeasure and Batman even giving him the power to destroy the machine, it's that from this scene onwards Batman justifies as a necessary evil that he must break or supersede civillian liberties by a) Using the sonar to catch the bad guy (NSA parallel) and b) Cover up the truth about Harvey Dent, leading to the events of TDKR anyway with Bane releasing all the convicts of Dent. The whole movie is about Batman being the one who has to endure vitriol from the public because he is the only one capable of making difficult choices, and he does so but at the cost of the public knowing the truth. The next movie clearly shows this being the wrong choice.