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This film is possibly the grittiest iteration of Batman yet. At first, I thought it would have been wrong to have downsized the R-Rating to the PG-13 level, but after seeing it in theaters, I realized then and there that the film did not need an R-Rating to be dark, everything about the environmental tone and language speaks for itself. Make no mistake; this isn't the Batman we know from the Snyderverse, this is an entirely separate version that deviates itself from Ben Affleck's Batman. Pattinson's Batman is extremely grounded in his own way, you may as well love it as one would love an extremely hyperactive puppy.

The first time I watched this movie was way back in my Freshman Year of High School. Like, I had watched this movie with the rest of my Freshman Homeroom Class. Granted, I never really finished this film in class since we never got to finish it, but this movie was always in the back of my mind since my teacher first introduced it to us all. Eventually, I managed to finally watch it from start to finish when I learned it was streaming on Netflix. After finishing it, I had grown quite accustomed to the film as if it was like a History Lesson teaching us through the lens of an acting stage. Anyway, what I mean to say is that this film... It's a really great movie. And if nobody thinks it that way, then clearly nobody has a soul.