I don’t know if it’s due to the technology of the age or the director deliberately. Batman’s ability has been weakened a lot. There is no super fighting skills, and no super high-tech assistance. The imagination of the future technology of people in the late 1980s seems to be today. It’s so conservative, even if it’s a set of Batman’s computers today, it looks a bit backward, and the fighting scenes are also a bit funny. More importantly, the protagonist does not have Bruce Wayne's temperament, and his body is too thin. Batman is a fighting man. Experts shouldn't use such actors.
However, the director is very careful. There are a lot of details in the movie, and some shots are used in some ideas. At the beginning of the movie, Batman grabbed the robber and hung on the edge of the building. The director pointed the camera at the feet of Batman and the robber. When he went to the chemical pool to become a clown, he stood in front of a big mirror and was proud of his appearance, which shows that he cares about his appearance, and also pave the way for him to become crazy after disfigurement, and Jack was electrocuted in a meeting after he became a clown. The gangster, rubbing his face with a handkerchief and leaking the white skin underneath; there are also two people sitting closest to the clown at the meeting, like Einstein on the left and Stan Lee on the right; and the costumes and hats worn by the clowns are printed with cartoons. The image of a version of the clown; and after the clown used the laughter to kill people, people suspected that the clown added laughter to cosmetics, hair dye, facial cleanser, hair spray and other things. People were too afraid to use it, so the host was the host at the press conference All unkempt, it would be a bit ironic of consumerism; there are many classical works of art in the movie, but they are all destroyed by the clown, but Bacon’s postmodernist oil painting is not destroyed. The clown says he likes this painting. , From this point of view, whether the clown or the director, it is somewhat anti-classical; and in the end, when the clown’s men drove after Batman, passers-by would throw things like their car, giving me the feeling that passers-by are no longer NPCs. The background will interact with the characters.
As a super-British movie, I don’t really like it very much, but I have to admit that the director is making this movie very carefully.
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