always trying to save the world.

emo batman supremacy not very active here anymore

[cassxndracxin]

The Raven Gang as troubled birds

Blue:

Ronan:

Gansey:

Adam:

Noah:

Bluesey:

[cassxndracxin]

Henry:

[cassxndracxin]

Declan:

[animusrox]

Vengeance won’t change the past, mine or anyone else’s. I have to become more. People need hope. To know someone is out there for them. The Batman (2022) dir. Matt Reeves

[linusbenjamin]

ROBERT PATTINSON as BRUCE WAYNE in

THE BATMAN (2022) dir. Matt Reeves

[jokerous]

THE BATMAN (2022)

[omurizer-draws-things]

[obiwan]

#cinematic parallels  (insp.)

[dcmultiverse]

Bruce “please do not perceive me” Wayne in THE BATMAN (2022)

[thoughtsfromataco]

I havent been able to stop thinking about this review

[velaversal]

saw a movie

[rylandsgrace]

The batman (2022) + text posts

Bonus:

[dc-comics-or-bust]

Unironically the best part of The Batman was seeing him helping search and rescue at the end. So many Batman stories end with Bruce still as an outcast, perched on top of a gargoyle staring down at the destroyed city below him. That final detail of having him staying behind to help even after all the villains were taken care of was more of a contribution to the superhero film genre than anything else to come out of the past ten years.

[coffeenonsense]

I think one of the best things about the new batman movie is that rather than go the route of past adaptations where bruce is just this lone savior figure who stands apart in this sea of terrible heartless criminals, it makes it a point to show him as someone with deep roots within gotham and for whom the city’s degradation and the acts of cruelty that go on within it are deeply felt. it shows him as someone who has been the victim of incredible violence, as someone who is still carrying and processing that trauma (while also taking the time to explore his positions of privilege and how that privilege comes into play here) as someone who is able to empathize with other victims of similar trauma and who ultimately comes to understand that perpetuating a continuing cycle of violence is getting all of them nowhere. it takes a look at both the characters of bruce wayne and batman and gives us a hero who is able to look at a devastated city filled with devastated people and decide they’re all worth trying to save. this is a movie that says, “hurt people hurt people, but sometimes, hurt people can help each other too” and I think that’s brilliant.   

[blackliningpen]

I’m just thinking about how the first line a civilian says to Batman in the movie is “please don’t hurt me”. How his first monologue is about how the criminals of the city look up and see that light and it strikes fear, but he strikes fear into the people he says he protects as well and the people he fights.

I’m just THINKING about how the LAST INTERACTION HE HAS WITH A CIVILIAN is her holding onto him, terrified to let go, because he didn’t just beat up the people who hurt her, he carried her out of that building and to safety. She isn’t afraid he’s going to hurt her.

IM JUST THINKING ABOUT HOW THE SUN IS RISING BEHIND HIM AS HE CARRIES HER.

[obiwan]

Robert Pattinson as BATMAN The Batman, dir. Matt Reeves

[arguablysomaya]

he gets it

[eileennatural]

in batman 2022 bruce wayne's parents were killed in 2001 he would have been like 10? i think. the black parade was released in 2006 when he would have been ambiguously high school aged and obviously very emo and unpopular. what i'm saying here is that i think battinson heard the lyrics "when i was a young boy my father took me into the city to see a marching band he said son when you grow up will you be the savior of the broken, the beaten, and the damned" and decided to become batman then and there.

[galacticfo-ol]

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