Sadly, I didn't do my homework before going to see Batman, so the first half hour of the opening scene was almost all about guessing who played who by vague memory. The feeling of the whole Batman brings a shocking gas field. Bruce Wayne has a prominent life experience, lives in a luxury house and drives a famous car, and has a high society style. He turned into Batman, and every time he appeared, he was accompanied by magnificent music, and the street lights also flashed together; his appearance after escaping from prison even lit his sign on the bridge at night. People will think of him as Gotham City's hope, and even in times of distress, people believe that they don't have to do anything but pray because Batman will defeat evil. He doesn't need anyone's help, and all enemies yearn to defeat him but yield to him. But for me, who hadn't seen the Batman series before, the movie experience was similar - great, heroic, legendary, grand.
Spider-Man is different. This remake can be said to be a qualitative leap. Of course, this is unfair to the first three films. After all, the photography technology has far surpassed that of the past. Due to the use of 3D, the whole process feels as smooth as riding a roller coaster; at the same time, the screenwriter and director are also very clever in changing the way the protagonist's spider silk is launched. After watching the whole film, in addition to the shock and excitement brought by traditional hero movies, there is more warmth and emotion. It turns out that superheroes are not all smooth sailing, beautiful cars, go in and out of surprisingly high buildings every day, or live in rooms with secret rooms everywhere. Peter seems to live in the neighborhood: he's also speechless in front of girls; helpless and powerless since he's no longer born with spider silk; He also needs someone to help him. In the end, the most different feeling from Batman is that when New York is over, I can do something for the superhero.
Batman and Spider-Man are equally capable of great responsibility, but Wayne is too legendary, if you can choose, then live next door to Peter.
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