Young Bruce Wayne suffered from bat phobia because he fell into the cave. When he saw the bat in the theater performance, he strongly requested to leave the venue early, causing his parents to be shot and killed by the robbery tramp. Since then, Wayne vowed to fight crime, even going deep into prison. I met the ninja master of the Kagemusha League and learned all-in-one fighting skills. After returning to the sin city of Gotham City, he used his identity as a billionaire and used money and high technology to build himself into the evil nemesis-Batman. Finally thwarted the master ninja's conspiracy to use the sewers to spread poisonous gas.
This is a superhero movie with far more emotional drama than action. The main action scene is that Wayne learns ninjutsu and burns the lair of the master ninja. Fighting against gangs and escaping from the police on Naihe Island, by the way, the batmobile that can be invisible and rampage is really cool. In the final battle, there was more atmosphere than action. The ninja master was knocked down with three punches and two kicks, and then the train fell off the track.
Various high-tech equipment such as memory cloak, super body armor, etc. explained the roots of Batman's power. Although the director wants to show that the reason why the hero is strong comes from his own heart and responsibility, but I think that without these high-tech and money foundations, Batman is just a mortal who can fight, and I don’t know how many times he hangs up after all. Superpower is just a living target.
The gloomy Gotham City, although its surface is glamorous, is actually full of decay and decline. The little boss scarecrow and the big boss ninja master are just to accomplish their so-called mission of justice. Although they have failed, they are not heinous.
Fortunately, there is no plot to abuse the master, otherwise this kind of hero movie with not enough popular scenes will be really dull.
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